I Segreti del Chiostro

Cake shop · Palermo

I Segreti del Chiostro

Cake shop · Palermo

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Piazza Bellini, 33, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy

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Bakery with cassata, marzipan fruits, and made-to-order cannoli  

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Piazza Bellini, 33, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy Get directions

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Piazza Bellini, 33, 90133 Palermo PA, Italy Get directions

+39 327 588 2302
isegretidelchiostro.shop
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"This confectionery shop, located inside the Chiesa di Santa Caterina d'Alessandria, is an homage to the ancient tradition of making pastries inside convents. Cassata and other traditional cakes are sold by the slice, cannoli are filled with sweet ricotta cream à la minute to ensure prime crispiness, and there are almond and pistachio cookies, plus hand-painted marzipan fruits, displayed at various stations. Enjoy your sweets in the lush, fruit tree-lined, open-air courtyard paved with multicolored traditional maioliche tiles, and save time to visit the ornate Baroque church before making your way up to the rooftop for one of the best views in town." - linda sarris

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"Housed in a 16th-century convent where cloistered nuns once made pastries, this bakery preserves those recipes in confections like cassata, sesame biscotti regina, marzipan fruits, and exceptionally made cannoli with filled-to-order toppings such as candied fruit, chocolate chips, and chopped pistachios; guests can then enjoy their treats in a serene Baroque courtyard shaded by orange trees." - Regan Stephens

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I Segreti del Chiostro - Review - Quattro Canti - Palermo - The Infatuation

"This confectionery shop, located inside the Chiesa di Santa Caterina d'Alessandria, is an homage to the ancient tradition of making pastries inside convents. They’ve sourced a long list of nearly forgotten recipes, like the Triumph of Gluttony, a sponge cake with sweet ricotta, apricot jam, pistachios, and candied fruit, and the Sospiri di Monaca, a folded lady finger cake stuffed with whipped ricotta. Cassata and other traditional cakes are sold by the slice, cannoli are filled with sweet ricotta cream à la minute to ensure prime crispiness, and there are almond and pistachio cookies, plus hand-painted marzipan fruits, displayed at various stations. Enjoy your sweets in the lush open-air courtyard tiled with multicolored traditional maioliche, and save time to visit the ornate Baroque church before making your way up to the rooftop for one of the best views in town." - Linda Sarris

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Katy Wynne

Google
Lovely cannolis. We grabbed one with pistachios and ate it in the small courtyard within the church. We waited in a line for around 5 minutes before a man at the door gave us a ticket with a number which the ladies call when it's your time to order. A very efficient system but make sure you know what you want to order quickly! €4 for the cannoli. You could definitely share with a friend! Would return.

Binay Gurung

Google
You must visit this hidden gem when in Palermo if you have a sweet tooth. You can easily miss this place which is located within the St. Catherine’s Monastery. There is only a small sign and you just have to follow the crowd through the inside of a museum. There is a ticket system in place to get in and buy your pastry of choice. The canoli are fresh and crispy on the outside and it tastes very different sitting underneath the orange trees in the monastery courtyard next to the shop.

CARLA ARES CARRAL

Google
Located in an old monastery, the pastries and cannoli available are extremely savory. You can see your canoli (4€) being made and decide on the toppings. Beware, it can get very full. However, it is well organized and they are efficient. Multiple other pastries await for you.

Simon and Sandy

Google
I’ve come back every day as their pastries are incredible, my absolute favourite throughout our travels in Sicily. Added bonus eating the pastries in the beautiful monastery courtyard. Most ppl get the cannoli which is definitely recommended, but also try the other pastries esp the Minne di Sant'Agata which looks plain on the outside but great variety of flavours and textures on the inside.

Igor

Google
Stumbled upon this hidden gem and it’s such a delight! They offer amazing cannoli and a variety of other sweet treats, all made fresh and bursting with flavor. I paired mine with a strong black coffee, and it was the perfect combination. The spot itself is tucked away in a charming area, giving it a cozy, relaxed vibe that makes you want to linger. Everything about it – the food, the coffee, and the atmosphere – is top-notch. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a little sweet escape!

Annika Dellgrün

Google
One of the prettiest places in Palermo. The Cannolis were perfect! We had to wait for 15 min but it was worth it! Everything was freshly made and it tasted amazing! 10/10

Ege Yuzbasi

Google
For me it was the most optimal place to try all sweets that are either Palermo or Sicily specific in Palermo. Canollis were very big, full and tasty, we also ordered a Cassata which was really dense in taste. If you visit here and try what they offer, your whole sweets need for Palermo will be fulfilled.

Graciela Saraiva

Google
I really wanted to love this place but I did not. The cannolo was just much too sweet for me. The sugar over-powers the flavor of the ricotta so all you taste is sugar. The church does have a beautiful fountain area where you can sit and eat however. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend, nor would I return.