• Antica Friggitoria Dal 1947 - Panelle and crocchè are essential when visiting Palermo. This esteemed establishment in Palermo, Sicily, has been celebrated for its traditional frying skills since its inception.
• Stazione di Palermo Centrale - The station’s grand architecture highlights its historical importance as a key entry point to the island.
• Arco di Cutò - The Arch of Cutò, an ancient monument in Palermo, Sicily, dates back to the 13th century. It represents the city’s rich cultural heritage with its exquisite Gothic-Norman architecture.
• Chiesa del Carmine Maggiore - Originating from the 16th century, this church features Baroque architecture and is a cultural and spiritual landmark in the lively Ballarò market area.
• Forno Storico Pietro Marino - Operating for 56 years, this bakery is a hidden treasure in the market. The NY Times has even featured them! Luciano will prepare two types of sfincione palermitano for our guests - one with tomatoes and caciocavallo cheese, and the other, bagherese, with tuna cheese and onions.
• Mercato Ballaro - Listen to Alberto reveal the secrets of olives and sundried tomatoes, and enjoy tasting them with some local cheese at his stand in the Ballarò Market.
• V. Ballarò, 49 - Delight in smoky, slow-grilled stigghiola and mangia e bevi from the Queens of Palermo street food.
• Via Vittorio Emanuele - This lively street is renowned for its architectural splendor, showcasing a mix of styles from various eras in Palermo’s rich history.
• Caffè del Kassaro - Established in 1957, this café also serves as a restaurant and tavola calda. Enjoy an authentic arancina, choosing between butter and meat.
• Quattro Canti - A Baroque square located at the crossroads of two major streets in Palermo. Constructed between 1608 and 1620, this architectural marvel symbolizes the city’s rich history and cultural heritage.
• I Segreti del Chiostro - Nestled within a monastery, this pastry stop offers guests one of the finest cannoli in the city, filled on the spot with ricotta and adorned with pistachio, chocolate chips, and candied fruits.
• Casa Stagnitta - Enjoy coffee and cookies from a roastery with a century-old tradition.

• Explore Palermo’s historic Ballarò market and taste local cheese, olives, and sundried tomatoes
• Taste traditional street foods like sfincione palermitano and crocchè and meet local artisans
• Sip on coffee and discover sinfully good pastries in a stunning monastery
• Local English speaking guide
• Food lovers guide with Palermo top picks

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities

Have a bite of Palermo’s authentic Street Food.
We guide you through the heart of the city’s culinary scene, exploring historic piazzas and sampling iconic street foods and visit the bustling Ballarò Food Market for a taste of its rich 1000-year history while discovering hidden gems and local legends in the charming Albergheria district.
Delighting in traditional Sicilian street food delights like smoky stigghiola and mangia e bevi, sfincione palermitano and classic arancine.

• Guests with severe or life-threatening allergies can’t participate in this activity for their safety.

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