Sicily · DINNER EXPERIENCES
2 reviewed
Below are the 3 best dinner experiences in Sicily right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and which kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it is there for a reason.
Make Palermo-style pizza and chocolate gelato with a chef, then enjoy your creations with wine and a recipe booklet.
“It was such a pleasant experience that my six year old loved as well - best pizza he ever had in his words :)”
Chef-led Catania cooking class with caponata, pasta alla Norma, and cannoli, plus Sicilian wine. Small group, about 3 hours, English.
“The kitchen setup was quite minimal and didn’t feel very inviting. The air conditioning was underpowered for the space. The cooking activity lacked creativity and didn’t include any meat. Equipment was outdated. The host wasn’t particularly engaging. Two staff members were speaking loudly in Italian for the first 20 minutes, which made it hard to follow the host’s instructions. The final dish was heavily salted. Wine wasn’t offered upfront—we had to ask for it, unlike most other classes I’ve attended. Overall, the experience felt pretty underwhelming.”
