Cioccolato Caffè

Catania

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Cioccolato Caffè

This waterfront café features one of the best gelatos on the island and is the best shelter from the dog days of July and August. Besides the gelato, coffee, granita, and freshly baked cakes are a must-try too.

Information

addressViale Ruggero di Lauria 129, Catania
emaildolcitentazionict@gmail.com
openingHoursMon–Fri 7am–1:30am, Sat 8am–3am, Sun 8am–2am
phone+39 095 498640
websiteVisit website
facebookwww.facebook.com/cioccolato.catania

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