Sicily Restaurants
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1. Gran Cafè Solaire
$ | |Even on rainy days (which admittedly there aren't many of), the sun seems to shine bright here. They serve arguably the best granita in the Catania area; the pistachio is so creamy you'll swear they added dairy. The blood orange highlights the robust flavor of the local citrus while the lemon is refreshingly bright, sweet, and tart and the chocolate is dark and rich. Area residents pop in to have granita with warm brioche for breakfast, lunch, or as an afternoon snack (yes, granita counts as lunch).
Via Provinciale 81, Aci Trezza, Sicily, 95021, Italy345-1656822Known For
- Shaded location off the port
- Sublime granita
- Relatively fast service
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2. Blu Bar
$ | |Even in the off-season, this little port café serves a reliable breakfast, with flaky croissants (often filled with marmalade) and good strong coffee. In the evenings, it becomes a gathering spot for aperitivo, where locals gather for a gin and tonic, Negroni, or spritz.
Via Marina, Stromboli, Sicily, 98050, Italy348-4694646Known For
- Local hangout
- Excellent coffee
- Good cocktails
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3. Café Latino
$ | Quattro Canti |Just steps away from Quattro Canti, this smart snack stop has everything you could want to accompany a break from sightseeing: panini, house-made pastries and biscuits, ice cream, and good coffee. There are tables in the cozy interior and out on the pavement, and pastas, pizzas, and salads are also served if you want something more substantial.
Corso Vittorio Emanuele 276, Palermo, Sicily, 90133, Italy091-580910Known For
- Range of snacks and meals
- Handy, central spot for a break
- Relaxed setting
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4. Caffè del Duomo
$ | |Dive right into the hustle and bustle of Catania at Caffè del Duomo, which has handmade cookies and cakes and a great local atmosphere. The piazza-front location is the main draw, but the fantastic cannoli are another reason to stop for coffee and watch the world go by.
Piazza Duomo 11–13, Catania, Sicily, 95124, Italy095-7150556Known For
- Great spot for people-watching
- Handmade treats
- Typical Sicilian breakfast
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5. Caffè Europa
$ | |It's worth a visit for the sheer wow factor when you walk in and see the long pastry cases filled with every Sicilian delicacy you can imagine. Since 1962, they've been supplying the Catanesi with their daily raviola fritta (a fried pastry stuffed with sweetened ricotta) and short pulls of espresso. At aperitivo, order a drink and your table is instantly filled with a cornucopia of arancini, pizzette, potato croquettes, nuts, and chips.
Corso Italia 302, Catania, Sicily, 95100, Italy095-372655Known For
- Great people-watching
- Almond granita
- Perfect aperitivo
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6. Gran Caffè Eldorado
$ | | CaféDelicious ice creams—and the granita di mandorla (almond granita), available in summer—make for a must-try treat.
Corso Umberto 5, Acireale, Sicily, 95024, Italy095-601464Known For
- Excellent granita
- Must-try ice cream
- Duomo views
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7. Gran Caffè Eldorado
$ | |Delicious ice creams and granita di mandorla (almond granita) make Eldorado a must-visit when in Acireale. Just steps from the cathedral, it makes for a nice pausa caffè during a day of sightseeing.
Corso Umberto 3, Acireale, Sicily, Italy347-9717926-mobileKnown For
- Great ice creams
- Wonderful desserts
- Friendly staff
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8. L'Oasi Snack-Bar
$ | |For quick and easy bites, from focaccia loaded with toppings to mixed salads, this food truck-style café (with a smattering of tables under oversize umbrellas) in the heart of Pollara is an island go-to. Stop by for a cold beer or a spritz to watch the nightly sunset from the westernmost point of the island.
Via Chiesa, Sicily, 98050, Italy349-0059127Known For
- Quick bites
- Beautiful views
- Sunset drinks
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9. Pasticceria Agora
$ | |One of the very few places to eat in Aidone, this is a simple bar just down the hill from the museum. The welcoming owner makes great coffee and fills cornetti to order with chocolate, custard cream, jam, or ricotta.
Via Gianfilippo Calcagno 42, Piazza Armerina, Sicily, 94010, Italy0935-87888Known For
- Only bar in town open all year
- Cornetti filled to order
- No-frills but friendly atmosphere
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10. Pasticceria Caffè & Dolcezza
$ | |In Aci Castello, your granita go-to is Caffè & Dolcezza. Their pistachio flavor is exceptionally good, creamy and studded with bits of ground pistachio. They also serve a wide variety of local pasticceria specialties, both sweet and savory. Don't miss the crispelle di riso, the local version of zeppole, made with rice. They're fried to order and then drizzled with orange blossom honey.
Via Re Martino 211, Aci Castello, Sicily, 95021, Italy095-16936729Known For
- Perfect pistachio granita
- Breakfast pastries
- Honey-soaked crispelle
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11. Pasticceria Etna
$ | | CaféNo marzipan devotee should leave Taormina without trying one of the almond sweets—maybe in the guise of the ubiquitous fico d'India (prickly pear) or in more unusual frutta martorana varieties—at Pasticceria Etna. A block of almond paste makes a good souvenir—you can bring it home to make an almond latte or granita.
Corso Umberto 112, Taormina, Sicily, 98039, Italy0942-24735Known For
- Marzipan in all forms
- Almond pastries with Bronte pistachios
- Fizzicotti (dried figs with almond nougat covered with chocolate)
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12. Pasticceria Irrera 1910
$ | |A local favorite for over a century, Irrera is known for its cassata, pignolata (little balls of sweet fried dough held together by honey or chocolate), and filled-to-order cannoli. Grab a spot on the outside terrace to sate your sweet tooth and do a little people-watching.
Piazza Cairoli 12, Messina, Sicily, 98123, Italy090-712148Known For
- Breakfast on the terrace
- Excellent versions of historic sweets
- Marzipan fruits
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13. Pasticceria Leonardi
$ | Archaeological Zone | CaféOn your way to the Archaeological Park, stop in at this bar-cum-pasticceria for some great Sicilian cakes and ice cream. It's popular with the locals, so you may have to line up for your cakes during holiday times.
Viale Teocrito 123, Siracusa, Sicily, 96100, Italy0931-61411Known For
- Sicilian cassata (sponge cake with ricotta cheese and candied fruit)
- Martorana fruit (marzipan sweets)
- Tasty coffee
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14. Pasticceria Savia
$ | |The lively Pasticceria Savia makes superlative arancini with ragù. Or you could choose cannoli, granita, or other snacks to munch on while you people-watch from one of the streetside tables.
Via Etnea 302–304 and Via Umberto 2, Catania, Sicily, 95028, Italy095-322335Known For
- Arancini with ragù
- Typical Sicilian pastries like cannoli and pasta di mandorla (almond paste)
- Lovely outdoor seating
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
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