Trattoria Ai Cascinari

Palermo

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€4.95

Trattoria Ai Cascinari

Behind its unassuming facade, Ai Cascinari unveils a culinary delight. This family-owned trattoria exudes authenticity, serving a delectable array of antipasti, pasta, seafood, and other Sicilian classics. The fare is characterised by its freshness, high quality, and tantalising flavours, all set against a backdrop of cosy and rustic charm.

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addressVia D'Ossuna, 43/45, Palermo
openingHoursWed 7:30pm–10pm; Thu–Sun 12:30pm–2:30pm / 7:30pm–10pm; Mon & Tue closed
phone+39 091 651 9804
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