STREET FOOD · SICILY STREET FOOD TOURS
The 4 best street food tours you can book tonight, with what each costs, how many stops it makes and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Meet at Porta Messina Restaurant at 10 a.m. for a market visit, coffee, and a hands-on Sicilian cooking class. With guidance from chefs and staff, you will prepare bread, pasta, and four to six dishes, then eat your meal with local wine before receiving an apron and certificate.
“This is definitely a must to do. Such a great experience. Would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn cooking in Sicily.”
Join guides such as Fabrizio or Claudio for a three-hour small-group walk through Palermo. Sample five street foods, a drink, and cannoli while seeing Capo Market, the Cathedral, Massimo Theater, Fontana della Vergogna, and Quattro Canti.
“Great tour with our tour guide, Fabrizio. He was very knowledgeable and attentive. I would definitely recommend this tour!”
Walk through Catania’s old town, fish market, churches, and main streets while tasting cheeses, fried fish, arancini, cipollina, local drinks, wine, and granita. English-speaking guides such as Ana, Anna, Ambra, and Basil lead the route, which lasts about three hours but may run longer.
“Amazing cross-section of foods enjoyed along with great walking tour of the city. Highly recommended.”
Walk central Messina with guides such as Roberto, Maria, or Alessandra, stopping for Sicilian favorites including arancini, cannoli, gelato, granita, brioche, and drinks. You’ll also visit the Cathedral, Annunziata dei Catalani Church, Bell Tower, and Palazzo Zanca in a small group of up to 16.
“Wonderful tour!!! We were stuffed!!!! First stop: Arancino and Beer. Second stop: cannoli and gelato Third stop: granita and brioche”
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