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    A tiny vegetable bistro tucked into the old center of Catania, where you pick your meal at the counter by choosing how many courses you want rather than what you want, since the menu changes with whatever came in that morning. Tables spill onto the street, the kitchen is open, and the whole thing runs on seasonal produce leaning vegan, with a short list of local natural wines to round it out.

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    • Vegan pulled dish

      “Definitely try the vegan pulled dish, enriched with vegetables and spices.”

      50 Top Italy
    • Tart with eggs and ricotta

      “there are both completely vegan and vegetarian dishes (such as the tart with eggs and ricotta).”

      50 Top Italy
    • Bianco mangiare

      “The dessert menu also changes daily, where you can find, for example, the “bianco mangiare” dessert.”

      50 Top Italy

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