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

From the owner: Torrefazione caffè e rivendita di caffè torrefatto in polvere, grani, cialde e capsuleread more

Everyone here is super friendly and hospitable. The food comes out super quick and everything…read moretastes very good. Would definitely recommend the visit.

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.

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

Fantastic little bar/café we stumbled upon while wandering around Piazza Marina and Via Bottai…read more Stopped in for aperitivi, ended up staying for dinner. Like the wine bars in Napoli, you'll get a huge assortment of food. I had a Negroni, and the food board came with everything from hot pasta (ziti with porcini and maiale), cheeses and salumerie, grilled peppers, olives, 3 kinds of bruschette, pickled finocchio, tomato salad, tiny sandwiches, roasted pork shoulder, caponata, and other things. Beautifully presented and prepared, small portions, and organic. Made for a full meal, we ended up cancelling dinner elsewhere. Great outdoor seating just off Piazza Marini, so you're away from the long corridor and tourists of Via Bottai. The guys that run the place are super friendly and the prices are great...much better than the tourist strip on Belmonte.

Palermo is the sweets center of Sicily and at Pasticceria Buscaglione you will discover why…read moreSicilians in their own right can brag about the amazing sweets produced on the island. But they don't. So I will for them. Opened in 1899 (!) dishin' out pastries for over 117 years, Pasticceria Buscaglione gave me and my posse a sampling of excellent Palermitano sweets. It's soo easy to love this sweets shoppe. First, they make a genius cassata and if you've never had this, try it here. A cassata is a dome shaped marzipan cake, ricotta (best in Sicily), enveloped in a marzipan fondant type covering, so delicious and with a coffee will send you to heaven faster than a tiramisu. This version is soo good, my group got them togo. That, in addition to the awesome hand painted marzipan fruit, wrapped nicely for presents to friends, you are treated to a unique experience: you almost don't want to eat them for fear of ruining Art. The mandorle (almond based cookies) were 2die4 as well. Come here for a quick dessert and coffee, after the Teatro Massimo and have an unforgetable espresso-- so good here also. The staff here are friendly and helpful. They speak a little English but the language of food is universal, no need to speak Italian, just point and smile. Hope you enjoy this place, it's a Yelp find. Ciao. Visits: a few Tip: Cassata, mandorle and marzipan fruit are their top buys. But this bakery has been around for centuries, that's how well respected this pasticceria is.

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.]

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

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!

We were looking for a quiet location away from the hustle and bustle of the Main Street cafes when…read morewe found this place located just off the main thoroughfare. The wine was cold and delicious and the food was very good and reasonable. The portions are very generous. Will come back again.

Very cool bar in a very cool rustic ally way... Good/affordable local wine list... Will get busy…read morelater in the night with locals booking tables... Drop in and try your luck...

Having just come in from the United States yesterday, we needed an early dinner tonight. We chose…read morethem because they had both pizza and pasta and salads and a slew of other things to pick from. We split a mushroom pizza and a ham, tomato and onion penne the food was divine. The service could not have been better and then the gelato and gretnae for dessert? Definitely icing on the cake!

A lovely little cafe just near the markets, I had a hot chocolate and pistachio croissant and it…read morewas amazing. They seem to have a great coffee judging by the stream if locals dropping by for a caffeine fix. They have a number of drink options for that hot summer day including frozen ice coffee and some daiquiris. The place has a nice outdoor area where you can sit and relax in the warm Sicilian sunshine. It's a great spot to people watch as you soak in the experience of staying in Palermo