Wednesday, 24 May 2017
Palermo Street Food & Street Style
Tasting the street food of Palermo is a great way to experience Palermo's culture! Some of the most typical street foods are arancina (rice balls, deep fried and stuffed with meat, fish or cheese) panelle & crocche (chickpea and potato fritters) and the famous pain ca' meusa (spleen sandwich) yes you read it right.....I was not adventurous enough to try it!!! I did try the cannoli and loved it!!! It was also a great place to people watch and I found some serious fashionistas!!!!
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