nievski In Catania

As a traveler who loves discovering authentic places, I can say this place is a little gem. The atmosphere is original without being forced: you immediately feel a friendly, relaxed atmosphere, the kind that makes you feel at ease as soon as you walk in the door. The staff is approachable, smiling, and truly kind—not just superficial kindness, but a genuine welcome that makes all the difference. The cuisine focuses on local tradition and does so with great dignity: flavorful, well-executed dishes, with just the right portions and flavors that express the region without unnecessary frills. The wine and beer selection is also excellent, simple yet thoughtful, perfect for accompanying the meal without driving up the bill. And in fact, the price is affordable and more than fair, especially considering the overall quality of the experience. I would recommend this place without hesitation to anyone seeking authenticity, good food, and a welcoming atmosphere. A place worth marking in your diary.

You have to visit this place. I have never experienced anything like it. Yesterday we visited the Hasta Siempre bar in Catania. Just an ordinary bar… Until we entered. The first thing you notice is the decoration. Revolutionaries are staring at you in all their guises. The Palestinian scarf, the communist Stakhanovites, the Red Brigades, Indians, the Cuban revolution, the hammer and sickle. After a while you realize that you are sitting in an Italian left-wing communist cell. Of course, everything is dominated by Che Guevara and the song Hasta Siempre, celebrating his fearlessness. Do you want to smoke Cuban cigars or cigarettes? Yes, you can do it inside. The last bar in Europe where you can still do it.

It's no longer the Niesky he once was...what a shame!

The daily changing menu guarantees the freshest products – it's worth trying everything to avoid disappointment. If you enjoy savory flavors, ask about the excellent house red wine. The owners are incredibly kind and the atmosphere is homey. The walls are decorated with photos and posters from a bygone era.