PaLab is a LGBTQ+ bar in Loggia, Palermo.
Editorially verified May 21, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Check Facebook for the LGBTQ-themed nights; Pride week hosts the city's headline gay parties.
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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.
TipClosed Sunday. The vinyl set rotates daily; ask about the day's record.
Morettino Caffe at the Quattro Canti in Palermo's late-19th-century palazzo runs a quiet daytime-into-evening listening room where the family-roaster vinyl.
TipThe Sicily-grown lot is the educational order. Vinyl set rotates daily; ask about the day's record.
Altrove on Discesa dei Giudici in Palermo is a small-room cocktail bar where the music programme runs jazz, soul and Sicilian folk vinyl in the early evening.
TipClosed Monday. The early evening quiet hour 18:00-20:00 is the best listening seat.
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.
TipCash 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.
TipClosed Sunday. The vinyl set rotates daily; ask about the day's record.
Botteghe Colletti on Via Alessandro Paternostro in Palermo's Kalsa runs a small-room cocktail and natural-wine bar with compiled vinyl, a quiet listening seat.
TipTiny bar with rickety wooden seats outside on one of the narrowest Kalsa streets. Patrick the bartender runs the vinyl set.
Morettino Caffe at the Quattro Canti in Palermo's late-19th-century palazzo runs a quiet daytime-into-evening listening room where the family-roaster vinyl.
TipThe Sicily-grown lot is the educational order. Vinyl set rotates daily; ask about the day's record.
Altrove on Discesa dei Giudici in Palermo is a small-room cocktail bar where the music programme runs jazz, soul and Sicilian folk vinyl in the early evening.
TipClosed Monday. The early evening quiet hour 18:00-20:00 is the best listening seat.
The Vucciria piazza-bars on Piazza Caracciolo in Palermo run cash-only open-air spritz and beer stalls until 02:00, the city's longest-running late-night.
TipCash only. Stand at the makeshift bars; eat sfincione and polpo from the street carts.
