Marble floors, wooden panels and dapper waiters channel old-school Palermo at this 1860 veteran. If the weather is on your side, watch the world go by from a sidewalk table, sipping espresso or a Campari spritz. Edibles include sumptuous cakes and pastries, gelato and savoury options such as panini and snacks.
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