In the heart of the city's downtown, this always-packed bar has tables that spill into the streets. With an impressive selection of vermouths and local salumi, it's a great spot to go for aperitivo or a late-night drink. But the real draw is the wine program.

Near Piazza Carlo Alberto di Savoia, the popular bar offers wine, beer, cocktails, and over 60 types of vermouth from across Italy, as well as an extensive menu of crostoni, meats, cheeses, and other small bites. The prices are fantastic, and it’s always a great choice to turn aperitivo into dinner here; order a large selection and share. You can sit inside–the aesthetic is chic industrial–but the tables outside are the way to go as the street is quite fun and lively.

It offers not only low, attractive prices – a glass of wine (della casa – home-made) for 2 euros, delicious, high-quality Italian snacks (cheese, ham) in the range of 2-5 euros, but also a relaxed, amazing atmosphere that will make you feel there just like home. Would you like to taste a bit of Sicilian party madness?. Come to Vermut after 11 PM – I guarantee there will be crowds!

Vermut is a salumeria that serves up freshly sliced regional meats and cheeses, along with Sicilian-style tapas. You may have guessed from the name that they are also a specialty Vermouth bar, with 60 different types available. Filled with second-hand nicknacks, vintage decor, mustachioed bartenders, and happy locals, the place has a hip, fun vibe.

Vermut is a must-visit destination for those looking to experience Catania’s vibrant movida scene. Located on Via Gemmellaro, the venue is always buzzing with activity and is especially popular with young locals and visitors. The atmosphere is upbeat and energetic, with live music that ranges from jazz to rock and everything in between.

Vermut is perfect if you’re looking for a light dinner, or maybe just want some snacks with your drinks. It’s more of a pub than anything else, but they have tapa-like plates. BarnAut has a similar vibe but is open all day, so you can actually hit them up for coffee as early as 10am, and they stay open until 2am!

If ‘A Putia do Calabrisi is the past, Vermuth is the future. It unapologetically breaks from the past and disregards tradition. If Putia do Calabrisi is a haven for nostalgic people who believe there will be no more restaurants like it in the future (and I am one of them), Vermuth represents that feared future!

So make sure you reserve a place here or go to the terrace on time. Vermut can be found in Via Gemellaro. While Via Santa Filomena is the street for the best restaurants in Catania, Via Gemellaro is the street for having a drink.

What People Love: Vermut brings the vibrant tapas culture of Spain to Catania, with a Sicilian twist. Their menu features an array of small plates, perfect for sharing and sampling different flavors.

Vermut salumeria: The only place that always has a line outside!. Expect aperitivo-style starters and snacks served on paper while you sip through their extensive vermouth and wine lists.

Vermut The cool kids of Catania hang out at this bar with a long list of vermouth and gin based drinks and small bites.