In the melting pot district of Balarrò in Palermo, Sicily, MoltiVolti is a hybrid co-work-space-come-restaurant. Formed in 2014 by a group of friends from Senegal, Zambia, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, France, Spain, Gambia and Italy, this multi-purpose space is a friendly HAFH (home-away-from-home... I think I just made that up) where you can work, eat or just hang out.
As colorful as its surrounding neighborhood, MoltiVolti serves a busy lunch and dinner menu offering bottarga and lemon spaghetti, gnocchi tenerumi and shrimps, and a variety of couscous dishes. But if you're there to get some work done, you can either park yourself at any of their communal tables and indulge in their smily-faced café lattes, or you can rent a spot in their adjoined co-work 14 person space to hold larger meetings and exchanges of ideas.
One of my favorite things about this place is their unique, one-of-a-kind fan system made of rotating canvasses that flap above in unison, quietly cooling you off as you soak in the chill factor.
MoltiVolti
Via G.M. Puglia, 21
Palermo, Sicily
moltivolti.org
Labels: RESTO, SICILY, TRAVEL
