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Home » Food & Wine » Coffee in Sicily? Yes, but with an energy booster! Try Caffè Sicilia in Noto

Coffee in Sicily? Yes, but with an energy booster! Try Caffè Sicilia in Noto

14 August 2017 by Lori Leave a Comment

I’m in Sicily again, more precisely in the province of Siracusa.
So, after an early bath at, in the Vendicari Natural Reserve, I went to the nearby village of Noto for breakfast.

The most renowned cafeteria is, for sure, Caffè Sicilia, an ancient bar with prepares the traditional Granita with Brioche.

Caffè Sicilia in Noto

Caffè Sicilia in Noto

Granita is a  dessert made with fruit and ice and it is usually paired with a round shaped brioche. Here, one must absolutely try the almond granita, since almonds are widely grown and sold here.

Brioche and granita

Brioche and granita

Caffè Sicilia also offers an interesting variety of traditional pastry like cannoli, cassate, pezzo duro, bianco mangiare that can be tasted with granita or hot and cold coffee.

Cannoli and cassate

Cannoli and cassate

The price are a bit higher than the rest of cafeterias of the area, but the winner of many prizes, listed in famous travelling guides is definitely worth the visit.

A breakfast with a big granita and brioche with coffe is some 10 euros. While a single cannolo or cassata is 2.50.

Caffè Sicilia: Corso Vittorio Emanuele 125. Noto. Sicily

Tested in July 2017

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