Le Angeliche Brunch is a brunch brunch spot in Capo, Palermo.
Le Angeliche in Palermo's Capo market opens for brunch from 09:00, with market-sourced fruit, Sicilian pastries and savoury plates in the hidden garden.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Must order: The Sicilian market brunch plate with seasonal fruit, frittata and caponata.
Tip: Book the courtyard table by phone. Closed Sunday evening and Monday.
Address: Vicolo Abbadia 10, 90134 Palermo
Bar Alba on Piazza Don Bosco in Palermo since 1955 is the city's reference morning brunch room, granita with brioche col tuppo, cannoli filled to order.
Order: Granita di mandorla with brioche col tuppo, the Palermitan summer brunch standard.
Tip: Arrive by 10:00 for the local crowd. Cannoli filled to order; never pre-filled.
Casa Stagnitta on Discesa dei Giudici in Palermo runs a coffee-focused brunch with single-origin filter, Sicilian pastries from local pasticcerie and a small.
Order: Single-origin filter with cassatina or sfincia (in season).
Tip: Closed Sunday. The back room is the calmer brunch seat Weekends fill by noon.
Bisso Bistrot at the Quattro Canti in Palermo opens at noon for a sit-down brunch-lunch of Sicilian classics, communal-table format inside the former.
Order: Pasta alla Norma with a glass of house red, or the involtini di melanzane.
Tip: No reservations. Arrive 12:00-12:30 for the shortest queue Weekends fill by noon.
Stancampiano on Via Notarbartolo in Palermo is the city's reference granita-and-brioche summer brunch counter, three generations of family operation.
Order: Granita di mandorla con brioche col tuppo, the Palermitan summer breakfast.
Tip: Arrive 07:30-09:00 for the freshest granita. Cash works fastest.
FUD Bottega Sicula on Piazza Olivella in Palermo opens at noon with Sicilian-ingredient burgers, Modica beef hot dogs and house craft beer on tap.
Order: Shek burger with Modica beef paired with a Bottega Sicula craft beer.
Tip: Lunch is the easiest entry. The vegetarian Sicilian burger is the credible meat-free option.
Moltivolti in Palermo's Ballaro runs a Saturday and Sunday brunch carte that bridges Sicilian and African breakfast traditions, with a buffet of mafe, brik.
Order: The Sicilian-African buffet plate with karkade tea, the brunch flagship.
Tip: Book the courtyard table by phone. Vegetarian options clearly labelled.
