Top Sicily Desserts & Sweets

Step into the soul of Palermo on this immersive street food adventure through the historic Albergheria district. Wander through the lively Ballarò Market with your local guide, where centuries-old traditions meet bold Sicilian flavors and sizzling street food. Along the way, taste your way through a delicious line-up of Palermo's street food royalty: crispy arancine, smoky stigghiola, and soft sfincione pizza. Visit a hidden monastery-turned-bakery for divine pastries crafted from age-old recipes, sample sun-drenched tomatoes and “cheese on horseback,” and sip espresso from one of Italy’s top independent roasters. With each stop, you'll uncover stories of resilience, rebellion, and the enduring pride of Palermo’s food-loving locals.

Be ready to live a multisensory experience in the city center of Messina with an exclusive Sicilian street food tasting. Accompanied by your food expert tour guide, while visiting the best attractions of the city center, like the Cathedral and the Church of Catalans, you will enjoy the flavors, the smells, and the delicacies of the typical Sicilian food and sweets: arancini, focaccia, cannoli, granite are the best products you will have the opportunity to taste in the best local street food restaurants,pastry shops and bars. Food has always represented friendship, sharing, and lifestyle: when you come to Sicily, forget the diet and enjoy a delicious relationship with the territory! What about a Sicilian street food tasting accompanied by a local craft beer? Any Sicilian meal or snack is not complete without being served with excellent local beer, such as Birra dello Stretto. Let your senses decide and savor an authentic food experience!

Snack your way through the streets of Palermo on this Sicilian food tour. Explore backstreet markets and food stalls specializing in local delicacies such as stuffed rice balls and chickpea fritters as your guide fills you in on local history and culture. Find eateries you’d probably miss going alone. Plus, this small-group tour has a limited number of participants for a more personalized experience.

Palermo is a city rich in culture and art with eight UNESCO World Heritage Sites. But, if you don’t know where to go, there’s a risk you might leave with the wrong impression. So opt for a Palermo walking tour with a passionate local guide, and orient yourself around the city’s historical attractions such as La Martorana church and Palermo Cathedral. Even better: a Sicilian cannolo or granita is included.

This is your chance to try the best flavors that Palermo and its long tradition has to offer. Led by an expert local guide you will enter various food places to try the most traditional Palermitan recipes, such as the pasta with sardines, the cacio all'argentiera or the veal rolls. You will visit places you would hardly find on your own, you will taste food samples totally unknown among the tourists. Your local guide will unveil the secrets of each recipes and its produce. We only go to family-run restaurants and delis that serve authentic and top quality delicacies, so forget tourist traps. This tour has been designed for travelers who want to experience new flavors, learn about local culture and make new friends. All guides are Palermitan, professional but also very laidback, so feel free to ask anything you have in mind and get ready to raise the glass multiple times. You will walk through the areas of the modern city center and Castellammare district. Come hungry!

Palermo is known for its excellent street food, but only locals know where to feast on the best savory and sweet treats. Sample classic specialties as you explore the historic La Kalsa neighborhood with an insider guide on this food and wine tour. Stop at food stands and locals-only eateries to sample street food staples and Sicilian soft drinks, then relax in an ancient palace over a Sicilian pizza. You'll sip Sicilian wines and cocktails along the way, plus end with a classic sweet cannolo.

Discover Catania through its sweets on our patisserie tour, a journey through the vibrant streets of one of Sicily’s most lively and charming cities. Taste the desserts and pastries locals love, from rich, traditional Sicilian sweets to delicate creations from the finest local bakeries. Every stop is carefully chosen to introduce you to authentic Sicilian pastry traditions, showcase the best local pâtisseries, and create an unforgettable culinary experience. Your guide is a passionate local “Foodie,” a friendly expert who shares insider tips, explains each treat, and reveals the history and stories behind every bite. Do Eat Better Experience tours combine high-quality gastronomy with an immersive cultural walk, offering a true taste of Sicilian life. To ensure a personal, authentic experience, we welcome only small groups, so every guest receives our full attention and guidance. Please note that the tour is always run in English and Italian; other languages available upon request.

Embark on a delicious culinary journey through Catania's rich food scene with a guided food tour. Get ready to discover Catania with the best local guide. Savour the culinary culture of this beautiful island! Learn about Catania and its best street food, enjoy the city vibes and the tastiness of the local food!

It will be a walk through the Markets of Palermo, immersed in the alleys and flavors of Palermo where you can see and taste some typical dishes, you will need to have comfortable shoes and a good appetite. There will be some typical wine for lunch and a bit of healthy cheerfulness.

Discover Palermo at sunset on an evening tour that takes you into the beating heart of the city. As the lights come on and the markets come alive with voices and scents, savor local delicacies like arancine and cannoli. Accompanied by an expert Guide, you will explore the historic districts and architectural wonders, immersing yourself in Sicilian culture. This tour is perfect for those who love food and culture, offering an authentic experience off the tourist trail. - Evening guided walk in the historic center of Palermo - Tasting of typical street food such as panelle, arancine and more - Discovery of historic markets and hidden corners rich in history - Suitable for all ages, with relaxed pace and expert Guide

Book 12h in advance to learn how to prepare a crusty shell, used to cover Cannoli, the typical Sicilian sweet. You will knead with your hands and fry the dough into a peculiar shape. You will also see how the cream is prepared to fill up Cannoli’s shell, starting from the traditional Ricotta sweet up to the custard. At the end of the cooking class, you will taste the Cannoli prepared with your hands!

Sicily is famed for its cuisine, but it takes insider knowledge to know how to eat like a local. Taste your way around stunning, coastal Taormina during this private or small-group evening culinary tour. Complement your dishes with a glass of Prosecco, red and white wine, and Italian liqueur. As you walk and taste, learn more about the city's food history from your guide.

The Palermo Sweet Tour is a unique experience that combines taste, history and culture. Among the most characteristic alleys of the city, you will discover the ancient shops and the secrets of the sweets symbol of Sicilian tradition, from Arab origins to conventual recipes handed down over the centuries. The first stop is the Monastery of Santa Caterina, where the nuns secretly prepared refined desserts such as cannoli, baked cassata and Genoese, to be enjoyed among cloisters scented with almonds and sugar while the guides tell legends and curiosities. The second stage leads through the lively alleys of Ballarò to the Caramellificio Terranova, a historic artisan workshop famous for its carob candies, still produced today with traditional methods. Here you will witness the processing and participate in a sweet tasting of carob and citrus candies. A sensory journey for true lovers of the Sicilian dolce vita.

You’ll visit Castelbuono (half hour drive from Cefalù), a charming town nestled in the heart of the Madonie Natural Park, where history, culture, and culinary delights await. Today, we invite you to embark on a journey through this picturesque Sicilian destination, beginning with a visit to the iconic Castelbuono Castle. No visit to Castelbuono would be complete without a stop at Fiasconaro, a renowned pastry shop that has become synonymous with Sicilian sweets. After immersing yourself in history, it's time to delve into the culinary traditions of the region with a cheese farm experience - Slow Food site - in the Madonie Natural Park. An hour drive from Castelbuono takes you deep into the picturesque countryside, where rolling hills dotted with grazing cows set the scene for an authentic Sicilian adventure. You'll have cheese making demonstration and lunch with the farmer.

Culture is also... food! A food tour in Taormina promises to be a delightful exploration of the history, culture and cuisine of Sicily. Throughout the tour, your expert guide will provide insights into Sicilian culinary traditions, the history of Taormina's food culture and recommendations on where to find the best local specialities. Enjoy the vibrant sounds of this city. Get ready to indulge in the diverse and delicious flavours of Sicily!

Board a tuk tuk and let yourself be guided on a journey through the wonders of Syracuse. In two and a half hours we will cross Ortigia and part of the city, among ancient alleys, bright squares, views of the sea and monuments rich in history. From the Duomo to the Fonte Aretusa, from Giudecca to Porta Marina, to the Church of Santa Lucia al Sepolcro, where you can admire the famous painting by Caravaggio. The tuk tuk offers you a comfortable and authentic experience, with tales, curiosities and glimpses that only a local eye can show. At the end of the tour, a delicious stop: we will visit a historic laboratory where you will taste the best cannoli in Syracuse, freshly prepared and served with a glass of Moscato. An experience that combines history, taste and beauty in a single, unforgettable journey.

Discover the history and flavors of Mount Etna during this small-group tour. Walk the slopes of the active volcano, learn about its natural history, and see the endemic fauna and flora that thrive on the volcanic soil. A delicious lunch awaits you at 6,550 feet (2,000 meters) where you can sample many of the products grown on the volcano including oil, honey, and wine.