Fine Dining in Palermo

Gagini Restaurant

• ★ 4.4
• Creative
• €€€
• Vucciria

Gagini is a fine-dining restaurant in La Vucciria, with a wine collection deeply linked to the Sicilian territory, at Via dei Cassari 35 in Palermo.

Limu

• ★ 4.8
• 1 MICHELIN star
• Bagheria

Limu is a restaurant in the centre of Bagheria at Via Ciro Scianna 177, a few metres from the Arco del Padre Eterno, with the charm of the Torre Ferrante.

Bye Bye Blues

• ★ 4.7
• Italian
• Mondello

Bye Bye Blues in Mondello is led by Patrizia Di Benedetto, described on its own site as the first woman chef in Sicily to earn a Michelin star.

MEC Restaurant

• ★ 4.6
• 1 MICHELIN star
• Sicilian
• €€€€
• Loggia

MEC Restaurant at Via Vittorio Emanuele 452 shares a 16th-century palazzo with an exhibition on Steve Jobs; chef Carmelo Trentacosti cooks Sicilian recipes.

Osteria dei Vespri

• ★ 4.3
• Italian
• €€€
• Kalsa

Osteria dei Vespri is a restaurant in the Kalsa at Piazza Croce dei Vespri 6, in the palazzo where the ball scene of The Leopard was filmed.

Osteria Mercede

• ★ 4.5
• Italian
• €€
• Liberta

Osteria Mercede is a welcoming trattoria at Via Sammartino 1 that has delighted its guests for over ten years with a vibrant seafood cuisine.

Casa Charleston

• ★ 4.2
• Politeama

Casa Charleston is a fine dining restaurant with 26 covers where every detail shapes the experience, from the room to the dishes and the service.

Ristorante Cin Cin

• ★ 4.0
• Italian
• Politeama

Cin Cin has a menu that changes with the best products and the seasons, and a wine list of exclusively Sicilian labels, at Via Manin 22 in Palermo.

Corona Trattoria

• ★ 4.1
• Liberta

Corona Trattoria is a restaurant at Via Guglielmo Marconi 9, 90141 Palermo.

L'Ottava Nota

• ★ 4.3

Order The seasonal menu, which follows the chef's inspiration.

L'Ottava Nota is a restaurant at Via Butera 55 in the Kalsa, where chef Vladimiro Farina cooks Mediterranean dishes that link Sicily and Spain.