Ferramenta is a nightlife spot in Loggia, Palermo.
Ferramenta on Via Giuseppe D'Alessi in Palermo behind Palazzo Steri is a 30-seat speakeasy-style cocktail bar inside a former ironmonger's shop.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The vermouth flight is the educational pour; book at weekends.
Address: Via Giuseppe D'Alessi 31, 90133 Palermo
PaLab on Piazzetta del Fondaco in Palermo runs LGBTQ-friendly creative programming, drawing the queer community across the Vucciria for jazz.
Tip: Check Facebook for the LGBTQ-themed nights; Pride week hosts the city's headline gay parties.
Casa Stagnitta's back room on Discesa dei Giudici in Palermo doubles as a quiet listening bar where the 1928 family roaster's archive vinyl plays.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The vinyl set rotates daily; ask about the day's record.
Maison Bocum on Via dei Cassari in Palermo's Vucciria is the senior Bocum group bistro and bar, designed in the English private-club style, with daily food.
Tip: Book ahead at weekends. The White Room with rotating art exhibitions is the special-occasion seat.
Champagneria del Massimo on Via Bara all'Olivella behind the Teatro Massimo in Palermo is a small-room champagne and cocktail bar, 30 bottles by the glass.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The champagne flight is the value tasting; the back room is the quieter seat.
Nautoscopio at the Foro Italico seafront in Palermo is the city's queer-friendly summer hangout, Pride-supportive programming and live music nights drawing.
Tip: Open June through September outdoors. The Pride after-party week peaks in late June.
PaLab on Piazzetta del Fondaco in Palermo runs LGBTQ-friendly creative programming, drawing the queer community across the Vucciria for jazz.
Tip: Check Facebook for the LGBTQ-themed nights; Pride week hosts the city's headline gay parties.
The Vucciria piazza scene on Piazza Caracciolo in Palermo draws an LGBTQ-friendly mixed crowd from 19:00 into the early hours, the city's biggest.
Tip: Cash works fastest. Pride week (late June) brings the headline parties to the piazza-bars.
Casa Stagnitta's back room on Discesa dei Giudici in Palermo doubles as a quiet listening bar where the 1928 family roaster's archive vinyl plays.
Tip: Closed Sunday. The vinyl set rotates daily; ask about the day's record.
