Mizzica pizza e street food.... Mizzica cucina e lounge bar — Restaurant in Cinisi

Mizzica Pizza e Street Food and Mizzica Cucina e Lounge Bar are both popular dining establishments in Palermo, Sicily, offering a delightful mix of traditional Sicilian street food and contemporary dining experiences.

Mizzica Pizza e Street Food: This spot focuses on classic Sicilian street food and pizza, offering dishes such as arancini (fried rice balls), panelle (chickpea fritters), sfincione (Sicilian pizza), and, of course, pizza made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The casual atmosphere makes it an ideal place to grab a quick bite while exploring the city. The emphasis is on offering an authentic taste of local street food, reflecting Palermo's culinary traditions.

Mizzica Cucina e Lounge Bar: On the other hand, Mizzica Cucina e Lounge Bar provides a more refined dining experience, combining delicious Sicilian cuisine with a relaxed, stylish lounge atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a variety of dishes, from seafood to pasta, accompanied by a selection of cocktails, wines, and other drinks. It’s a great place to relax and unwind, whether you're looking for a casual meal or a more elegant evening out.

Both venues showcase the best of Sicilian flavors, offering something for everyone – from traditional street food lovers to those looking for a more upscale dining experience. If you're in Palermo, both Mizzica locations are fantastic places to enjoy authentic food in a...

Lovely pizza on first visit, that good I decided to visit again! Unfortunately the panini ordered on 2nd visit was somewhat to be desired. The atmosphere with waitress felt uncomfortable after I'd politely explained it wasn't very nice and whilst I did ask to swap the ham on it for tomato....there was no tomato and it could only be described as dry and anaemic. A second lady then came out a few moments later and asked if I'd like anything else, so I ordered a pizza. The pizza wasn't as nice as previous and due to feeling uncomfortable with the atmosphere of the waitress, I didn't finish my pizza (or drink) and went to pay/leave. The second lady was at the till and didn't charge for the panini, neither was an apology offered, just an outline that perhaps it wasn't to my taste. Therefore my overall review would be...

Be sure you have plenty of time, it takes them ages to serve your food if you want to eat it in. Take out seems to go quick though.

After the restaurant's request for a full review and their comment that Saturday evening is their most busy time:

The pizza tasted really good, especially considering the price, which is very reasonable.

However, we were surprised that we not only had to wait over 45 minutes for 2 pizzas, but that other people either walked in, ordered, and left with pizzas in takeaway boxes, or even sat down, ordered, and got their food before we received ours. Those picking up takeaway pizzas could have ordered beforehand, but we saw those people who were eating in actually ordering when sitting down. Therefore, the wait doesn't seem reasonable even if it is the most busy time...