Palermo: Street Food Walking Tour with Tasting is a food tour in Palermo.
Editorially verified October 14, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Viator · 3.5 h
On our Secret Food Tour: Palermo, you'll explore the best known sights in Palermo as well as some secret hidden gems providing a local's perspective on our food cultur...
Viator · 3 h
The Do Eat Better Experience food tour is a walking tour around the historical center of the city. The tourist is guided by a Foodie, a local buddy able to explain eve...
Musement
Enjoying Palermo's street food is a unique experience that will allow you to dive into the local culture and the city's adventurous history. The tradition of selling t...
Tip: Tastings may change depending on seasonality and product availability, and the market is open only in the morning.
A three hour walk tasting street food in the old markets of Palermo, observing people, products, colors and characters from another time, with a visit to the Palermo Cathedral.
TipCruise passengers can be picked up at the port at 10:00 am; send a message to the tour guide first.
Taste 4 types of wine from non-commercial Sicilian wineries in a wine bar entirely hand-built by the owner, on one of the oldest streets leading to the Ballarò market.
TipTaste your wines on the small balcony overlooking a church from the 1700s.
Taste 5 hand-picked Sicilian wines in a cosy wine bar in central Palermo, each paired with a typical antipasto and commentary on the locally produced wine.
TipThe snacks that accompany the wines add up to a light meal, and the provider can modify the tasting if you have preferences.
Streaty's morning street food tour in Palermo takes travellers around the alleys of the Capo and Vucciria markets to taste street food stalls, old inns and family-run bakeries.
Do Eat Better Experience's small-group walking tour of Palermo's historical centre, guided by a local foodie, adds up to a full meal across at least 4 stops.
TipAt least one alcoholic drink is included for guests over 18, and the guide speaks English and Italian.
Streaty's four-hour walk through Palermo stops at five food stations: a deli, a wine bar, a trattoria, a cheese shop and a patisserie, with pasta with sardines and 3+ Sicilian wines.