Coffee in Palermo ranges from cafes to roasters. Casa Stagnitta on Discesa dei Giudici is open Monday to Saturday from 07:00 to 18:00, Morettino Caffe Palermo on Via Vittorio Emanuele is open on weekdays from 09:00 to 17:00, and Antico Caffe Spinnato, Gelateria Stancampiano and Pasticceria Cappello are the pastry-led cafes listed.
13 cafe places in Palermo we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Palermo · Cafe across every city.
Antico Caffè Spinnato, at Via Principe di Belmonte 107, has offered art and tradition since 1860, with cannoli, cassate, almond sweets and biscuits.
Casa Stagnitta, on Discesa dei Giudici, is the place in Palermo's historic center to taste coffee, granite, sweets and drinks from morning to afternoon.
Morettino Caffè Palermo, in Palazzo Guggino Chiaramonte Bordonaro, reopened the doors of Caffè Palermo, a historic café that closed in 1902.
Bar Alba, on Piazza Don Bosco, has been a reference point for Palermitans since 1955, offering rosticceria, pastry and typical Sicilian dishes.
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Pasticceria Cappello, at Via Colonna Rotta 68, is the shop of Master Chocolatier Salvatore Cappello, with a cake of seven layers of chocolate and hazelnuts.
Gelateria Stancampiano on Via Giovanni Campolo 94 has been known since the early 70s and is also a coffee shop, pastry shop, pizzeria and gastronomy.
I Segreti del Chiostro is a dolceria inside the ancient monastery of Santa Caterina d'Alessandria, baking convent sweets from the nuns' recipes.
Pasticceria Costa, at Via Gabriele D'Annunzio 15, carries on a family tradition of three generations, with 60 years of high pastry and Sicilian sweets.
Casa Stagnitta, on Discesa dei Giudici, is a place in the historic center of Palermo for coffee, granite, sweets and drinks from morning to afternoon.
Casa Stagnitta on Discesa dei Giudici serves coffee, granite, sweets and drinks from morning to afternoon, with a menu built on seasonal raw materials.
Stancampiano on Via Giovanni Campolo in Palermo is a coffee shop, pastry shop, gelateria, drinkeria and pizzeria, known for its gelato since the early 70s.
Casa Stagnitta, on Discesa dei Giudici, serves coffee, granite, sweets and drinks in a family context full of history and culture, morning to afternoon.
Torrefazione Alescaffè, at Via Montalbo 75, was founded by Francesco Ales in 1953, passed to his son Simone, and roasts its coffee over wood.
