Delicious gelato, cannolis and more. They offer a variety of coffees, and paninis. The prices are…read morevery reasonable.

great morning coffee in a stunning location surrounded by old stone buildings, good service, good…read morepastry, good ice cream

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What a lovely, lovely cafe - the outdoor seating area is so cute. There's loads of yummy cake…read moreselections, gelato, and coffee/tea choices. We stayed here all afternoon reading and enjoying the coffee and pastries. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a place to relax or chat with some friends. The staff are also very lovely and very friendly.

During a rainstorm, multiple parties were turned away for no apparent reason or explanation…read moreoffered, despite the cafe advertised as being open for 4 more hours. Staff went out of their way to glare and make everyone feel unwelcome. Opportunities to buy something to go were also unavailable. Do not recommend going way out of your way, as we did, and many others too apparently, to be met with such disrespect and disdain. Do better with the public.

After a walk in the park Villa Trabia a few years ago, center Palermo, I happened to come by Italo…read morecafé. Went in for a coffee and a pizza slice, added with an ice cream, home maid. Since then I have been there many times enjoying the very good quality and the pleasant atmosphere. Italo is situated in quit wealthy surroundings, so the standard follows the demand of being on their toes. This does not make it snobby at all, though. It is also a free room. Not many tourists find their way here. When taking a walk in Villa Trabia and The English Garden also nearby a visit to Italo can be recommended. The ice cream, even with good Italian standard, is superb.

Stopped here for an afternoon cafe and some sweets. Staff had many great suggestions and helped us…read morenavigate the menu. It was apparent that they had pride in their service and products. Plenty of seating outside.

Food and coffee is great. Canoli is awesome. Great service. Chilling on the patio area, so…read morenative.

Toward the end of our most recent trip to Sicily, we were completely exhausted and so full from…read moreeating delicious, filling meals every day that we just decided to stop into Café touring for a quick bite. Everything here looked and smelled so good that our "quick bite" rapidly morphed into full meal with multiple arancini accompanied by a wonderful bottle of their house wine. All the food was nothing short of amazing, the prices were incredibly reasonable, and the service was welcoming and friendly :-) While we ended up overeating yet again, we left feeling not even the least bit guilty; we enjoyed a very special meal and look forward to returning again on a future trip to Palermo.

Ethereal selection of Sicilian sweets in a bustling, grandiose setting…read more Popular spot, with an array of pastry, sweets and cakes that were described as typical Sicilian. Cannoli (big and small), smoothly iced cakes and alarmingly coloured cassata. The Sicilian cassata damn near killed me - so sweet. But I couldn't stop eating it... a strong espresso was necessary to kill the sugary pain.

Nestled right in front of the cathedral, this tiny shop carries pastries and pizzas for you to…read moretakeaway or sit down. If you don't speak Italian, it's a bit of a rough time since it is a tad chaotic in there. Sitting is only outside and limited with panhandlers coming to ask for money while you try to eat or drink. The food was average with the pizza being mediocre without any flavor that stood out. The cassatta was good but the granita was too watery.

Can you say arancini? We were in town and found the tasty Sicilian treat and scarfed them all…read moredown. We even had an arancini bandit that came by and took one off the bench. Always happy to give back to a local cause. In this case, it was the bandit dog!

No frills kinda place that has affordable espresso drinks and is open very early! We ordered two…read moremacchiatos and a water bottle which totaled only €4.50. The coffee was strong and the view of Teatro Massimo was great :) Will have to try their pastries and their Marocchino coffee next. They have a full service bar in the evenings too. EDIT: Just tried their Marocchino and this is now our favorite espresso drink! This was more of a macchiato with a dash of cocoa on top, which really elevated the espresso without being too sweet. Two marocchinos and a lemon croissant only set us back €5.50. The croissants are huge too

Definitely the view is the big deal here, located in front of the Teatro Massimo and looking at the…read morepiazza. We stopped here this morning for coffee and breakfast before starting our final full day of exploring Palermo. When we walked in and picked our breakfast and coffees, they had us step back outside and choose a table. We chose well. And then our purchase was brought to us. It was not until the end that we asked for a check and paid with credit card at the table. Lovely. My sweet roll stuffed with cheese and ham was delicious. The double espresso was very good and got the "go juice" going. [Review 12834 overall, 149 of 2020.]

I was told that when the king of Italy came to Palermo for the inauguration of the opera house…read more(1897 I believe it was) and stopped in front of it, he looked around and said; "- this the Sicilians don´t deserve" - never left his equipage and travelled on. He could have entered the building to the right of the entrance to visit the bar/restaurant and had himself a meal. High class atmosphere, where the summer breeze sweeps through the open doors and the food is excellent. My risotto was superb. All very Sicilian at its best. I deserve it - and the Sicilians? Yes they do deserve it and do preserve it. Thank you.