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A sister restaurant of our go to favorite place opened recently in Falmouth and I’ve been dying to check it out.

So on a sunny late afternoon last week, we did just that.

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Welcome to the Sicilian Table.

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Like our favorite restaurant, no expense was spared when it came to interior design.

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It was bright and cheerful with lots of wood, stone, rattan and soothing neutral colors.

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It was a good sized two floor space, but offered many intimate seating choices.

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Did I mention there were giant artsy fartsy fish flying overhead?

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These bold beauties were hung here and there and were dramatic to say the least.

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I’m guessing this lighting is meant to pay homage to Maine’s coastal lifestyle by imitating jellyfish…

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This oddly placed ceramic tile wonder … yes, if you zoom in you can see they’re all individual pieces… led to the rest rooms.

And while it was a lovely restaurant inside, the location they chose struck me as odd. While it’s sister sits on the water, this place is the bottom two floors of a law office building smack on Route 1… the busiest coastal route in the state. Falmouth is a wealthy town with multi million dollar estates on the shore. This pricey restaurant will do well, but it would have been nice to have a better view from its windows than the parking of the strip mall it sits in front of.

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To be continued…

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