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Home » Food & Wine » The one-in-all place in Caltagirone: Bar Iudica e Trieste

The one-in-all place in Caltagirone: Bar Iudica e Trieste

18 August 2017 by Lori Leave a Comment

If you are looking for a bar, cafeteria, patisserie, street food parlour, home maid trattoria, the place to be is Bar Iudica e Trieste.

If you have planned a visit to Caltagirone, and are looking for a place to eat in any moment of your stay, come into this bar. From breakfast to dinner, there is a great variety of food.

My suggestion for lunch is to take something and eat it on their famous staircase.

Panzerotto in Caltagirone

I had a panzerotto filled with cauliflowers and sausages. One is as big as two ands and costs 1 euros. Others can be filled with ham, tomatoes and mozzarella cheese, spinaches and sausages, tomatoes and cheese.

I got back there in the afternoon for a coffee and had a little tartufo, small pastry with a chocolate filling and covered with cocoa.

Cassate, small pastry, arancini and calzoni. Caltagirone

Cassate, small pastry, arancini and calzoni

You will also find the famous granita, ice cream and homemade dishes like pasta al forno, baked pasta.

Price: 3/4 euros for a lunch.

Tested in August 2017

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