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Cafés

As in any other city, town, village and hamlet of Italy, here coffee is absolutely a must and a relaxing break that everyone deserve. But Sicily is particularly known for its pastry tradition, that is why you cannot miss to accompany a cup of espresso with a cassatella or a cannolo. In particular, a famous ritual of this region is having breakfast with croissant and slush. Furthermore, for party-goers a night-time croissant before going to bed is imperative! So if you worked hard to fit in your swimsuit, now it's the moment to enjoy some sweet rewards!

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Antico Laboratorio La Rinascente

This “pasticceria” (bakery) is one of the favourites among the locals. Everybody in Trapani knows it but it is not easy to find, it has no sign or seats, but it is definitively worthy seeking out among Trapani's alleys. La Rinascente is considered the heaven of Sicilian pastry, here you can find any dessert …

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Pasticceria Colicchia

Located in the Old City, just near the Clock Tower, Pasticceria Colicchia is part of Trapani tradition. In this café, the time stopped four decades ago, and it is this genuineness, which makes it unique. Having brioches and slush for breakfast here is imperative when on holiday in …

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BeCool

BeCool is one of the most popular cafés in Trapani. In the morning, it offers a wide choice of sweet breakfast like classic brioche paired with cappuccino or with slush. Whereas in the late afternoon you can enjoy the varied appetizers composing the aperitif, together with a spritz or a refreshing …

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Bar Pasticceria Vultaggio

Before going back home from Sicily you should take with you some cannolis to share with your friends and family. At the Pasticceria Vultaggio, a small pastry-shop just outside Trapani, you will find the biggest cannolis in the city, this it is the ideal place where to stock …

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Efri Bar

If you crave for Italian treats but suffer from celiac disease, do not worry! You can still enjoy a Sicilian cannoli at the Efri Bar. To find gluten free products in Sicily can be a challenge, since here gluten plays an important part of the traditional cuisine, but the owner to this bar thought …

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Bar Incontro

Bar and diner, perfect for a break at any time of the day. Here the signature dish is arancine, the typical Sicilian fried croquettes filled with rice, meat and tomato sauce, but also various vegan dishes is served. Its wide menu makes Bar Incontro perfect for some aperitif with …

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Lido La Playa

If you are looking for a good place where to take a break or cool down, you can count on the Lido La Playa. The bar right on the seaside offers amazing refreshing fruit salads composed by local products and nice aperitifs in the late afternoon. It also includes a restaurant and rental service …

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Il Cappellaio Matto

This cosy bar is located on a side street by the main road of Trapani, surrounded by historical buildings. It can be described as an active and young place, frequented by local youngsters but also visitors. Il Cappellaio Matto offers street food of various kind, so it is perfect for breakfast, brunch and aperitif. …

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Bar Du Marinaru

On Favignana Island, right in front of the dock, a little and rustic bar will offer you a typical Sicilian coffee break, thanks to its "Caffè al pistacchio" (Pistachio nut coffee). It is a real specialty of this beautiful island, and it was Bar du Marinaru that made it so famous. So, if you …

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Pasticceria FC

To try Sicilian pastry on Favignana Island the best place to head for is Pasticceria FC. This nice café and patisserie will delight you with all the sweet specialties of Sicilian cuisine: cassata (sponge cake), cassatelle (ricotta-filled turnovers), cannoli, cakes and plenty more. Lastly, for the party-goers hot brioches also available by …

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Caffè Savoia

The elegant Cafè Savoia is situated in the central square of San Vito Lo Capo. Its professional and cordial staff will affably welcome you for breakfast, brunch and aperitif. Each meal is composed by all the specialties of Sicilian cuisine, both sweet and …

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Bar Europa

If you are looking for an abundant but not too expensive aperitif, breakfast or brunch, Bar Europa in San Vito Lo Capo is the right place for you. Besides being one of the few places, open also off-tourist season, this familiar bar offer rich meals and breaks without charging an arm and a leg …

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Mamma Caura

This bar and restaurant in Marsala is well-known for its beautiful location, facing the saline as well as the traditional windmills. Here the aperitif at the sunset is a real sight. Daily fresh fish and specialties of the Sicilian cuisine are accompanied by the best local Marsala wine and other liqueurs of the …

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Lido Tiburon Beach

This lido is one of the biggest on Marsala's coast. Here, beside renting beach chairs and umbrellas, you can enjoy a relaxing breakfast or a simple ice-cream on the beach. Lido Tiburon is one of the historical lidos of Marsala, and it is easily recognisable thanks to its yellow and green beach …

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