Perfect traditional food to grab on a run. We had the arancini and other traditional delicacies. Everything cheap and very tasty. Staff very friendly as well.

First of all you get a awful greeting from the cashier who seem to hate her job throwing the money at you.. Then she take the wrong order and I got fish though I am a vegan. When I try to tell her about the...mistake she says I can’t get a refund. I never even got the chance to asked for anything but it would have been reasonable to get the dish I ordered. BUT INSTEAD EVERYTHING STARTED TO ESCALATE. It became my fault that the order got wrong, she stopped understand basic English and when I said that my boss from my office next door could come and explain to here later SHE BECAME EVEN MORE AGRESSIVE (apparently she now understood English) and said in a sarcastic way that I could come tomorrow. Tomorrow it’s Sunday though but I gladly would go there. It was embarrassing and I felt sorry for the employees. So I wouldn’t call it vegan/vegetarian friendly, or friendly at all. Go somewhere else!More

The new generation of gourmet friggitorie are quite the thing in Palermo, and this place gives you the idea why. Of course the trad places are the tops, but this place must have 30 different items, and all fresh cooked, so if you want to...expand your arancini horizons, Ringo, this would be at least one of the places to do it.More

This is a great solution if you are looking for a take away of good quality. You will not be disappointed by neither the portion and the quality. Just be aware that it can be really busy during the week end

My meat aruncini balls were cold in the centre, I asked to re heat them and they served up more that were equally frozen in the middle. The staff were fairly obnoxious about it.. I’m pretty sure if you eat reheated meat that isn’t hot...that it can make you unwell?! Bizarre experience and left hungry. Would advise against this place.More

If you wanna try your best gelato and arrancini - go here! We accidentally stopped by during one of our nights in Palermo and were absolutely happy :)

Stopped in on a stroll through Palermo with my partner who is originally from Sicily. We had the ‘Arrancine Pistachio e Scamorza’ and the ‘Canolo Salato Tonno e Menta’. The food was very tasty, and for the very cheap price I cannot but give this...place 5 stars. My Sicilian girlfriend who is quite stringent on food claiming to be authentic traditional Sicilian food, was even impressed by the standard.More