Nino u Ballerino - Popular street food — Restaurant in Palermo

I'm not sure what the hype is all about. The vibe is very upbeat and the chef is very enthusiastic about his job, but that's about it. The sandwiches are decent and probably better after a night out at the club or something (which makes sense with the dance music they play here). The spleen sandwich is okay and the fried potato one is very carby, but again I could see how they hit the spot after some heavy drinking. The seating is a few standing tables in the area, where you'll have to take bites between fending off pigeons and dodging trash blowing around, so maybe get it to go and take it closer to the palace through the gate. Or just skip this one and get an arancine across the street. You'll...

Best pani ca meusa I tried. Price is also lower than other places. Quantity is a bit less which is good. This is a heavy sandwhich but tasty so its good to not eat too much. The meat is let for longer in the broth which gives the taste. The guy there also takes aditional steps to simmer out the fat from the meat so that the sandwhich is not too faty. Remember if eating it first time ask for lemon. See how you take it and if all good have it next time...

Nino u Ballerino in Palermo is a legendary spot for street food lovers. Famous for its "pane ca’ meusa" (spleen sandwich), Nino's stall is a vibrant slice of Sicilian life. The name "u Ballerino" comes from Nino's unique, dance-like movements while preparing the sandwiches, captivating onlookers. This culinary institution has been delighting locals and tourists alike with authentic, flavorful bites, offering a true taste of Palermo's rich...