Crudo di Gambero Rosso di Mazara
€22Raw Mazara red prawns dressed with cold-pressed Biancolilla olive oil, green mandarin zest, toasted Noto almonds, and Trapani sea salt.
Tucked inside a 17th-century courtyard in Palermo’s Kalsa quarter, Casa Tavola cooks with the daily auction from Porticello, stone-milled flours from the Belice Valley, and live olive-wood fire.
Founded by Chef Lorenzo Bellini and Sommelier Marta Rizzo, Casa Tavola bridges traditional Palermitan street and home cooking with contemporary wood-fired restraint.
Every morning at 05:30, our kitchen selects hook-caught sea bream, red mullet, octopus, and Mazara prawns directly from small artisanal boats docking east of Palermo, never farmed.
Our busiate, ravioli, and wood-fired sourdough bread are crafted in-house every morning using organic Tumminia, Russello, and Perciasacchi flours stone-milled in the Belice Valley.
Over 140 bottles celebrating independent Sicilian vignerons working volcanic soils on Mount Etna, limestone hillsides in Noto, and wind-swept terraces on Pantelleria and Salina.
Whether you choose a quiet corner under our 17th-century vaults, a summer table beneath the courtyard fig tree, or a seat at the open kitchen counter, every table feels unhurried.
Select your preferred date, service shift, and dining room below. For tables of 7 to 14 guests, our vaulted private wine room (La Saletta della Cantina) is available with a curated sharing menu.