Autore: Redazione • 30/07/2025 10:24
If you want to savor the true soul of Sicilian cuisine, between ancient recipes and a contemporary touch, there’s a place in Palermo you absolutely can’t miss: Buatta Cucina Popolana.
Located right in the historic center, just steps away from the Teatro Massimo, Buatta is much more than a restaurant: it’s a tribute to the island’s gastronomic roots. The very name, “buatta”, in dialect refers to the tin can traditionally used to preserve homemade sauces. A symbol of grandma’s kitchen, of simplicity, and of genuine flavor.
The restaurant is welcoming and carefully designed, with a warm and relaxed atmosphere, perfect both for a lunch with friends and for a more intimate dinner.
The dish you must absolutely try? The sarde a beccafico, a classic of Palermo’s culinary tradition. They are served in an elegant version that remains faithful to the original recipe, with a filling of breadcrumbs, raisins, pine nuts, and a citrusy note that enhances the flavor of the bluefish. An explosion of Sicilian flavors in a single bite.
On the menu you’ll also find caponata, pasta con le sarde, swordfish rolls, and traditional desserts such as cannolo and cassata — all prepared with local ingredients and a focus on seasonality.
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Rivista online registrata al Tribunale di Napoli n. 43 del 23/03/2022
Direttore: Lorenzo Crea
Editore: Visio Adv di Alessandro Scarfiglieri
Insight italia srl (concessionario esclusivo)