La Cucina dei Colori

Catania


Take away or dine in at communal tables at this contemporary ode to seasonal, organic, meat-free nosh. Scan the counters for the daily-changing options, which might include wholewheat pasta with artichokes, sautéed seitan (wheat gluten) with vegetables, or an egg, vegetable and caciocavallo cheese flan. Vegan and gluten-free options are available and drinks include organic wines.


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