“Similar to [Visit Sicily](https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/1s82ce0/first_taste_of_panelle_at_visit_sicily_nyc_east/) in the EV, with arancini of similarly good quality.”
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“Similar to [Visit Sicily](https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/1s82ce0/first_taste_of_panelle_at_visit_sicily_nyc_east/) in the EV, with arancini of similarly good quality.”
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“They’re huge for ~$15 iirc. Don’t be deterred by the name either, it’s a legit little Italian deli with really good food and coffee.”
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“Best Sicily Bottega has pretty good arancini over the counter”
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“Best Sicily Bottega - bombolino pistachio”
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“I agree this place is a hidden gem! Everything tastes super authentic and the sandwiches are huge!”
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“Best Sicily Bottega for sandwiches”
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“Best Sicily Bottega for sandwiches”
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“Best Sicily Bottega is a bit of a walk away, but worth it.”
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“I love Best Sicily Bottega, but I don't know if they do lace cookies or rainbow cookies...”
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“Best Sicily Bottega”
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“Best Sicily Bottega is also a decent option in Fidi.”
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“Besides the Joe bastianich sandwich chain I’ve found these are comparable: Cappone's Italian Sandwich Shop and Salumeria in the west village Milano’ Market 89th & 3rd Sergimmo Salumeria in midtown on 9th Ave. Best Sicily Bottega in FiDi”
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“Good quality stuff”
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“It's legit, and the people running it are actually Italian (not Italian-American).”
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“Best Sicily Bottega is a great hole in the wall type of place that opened fairly recently.”
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“2nd place goes to Best Sicily Bottega in FiDi.”
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“I would recommend stopping by Best Sicily Bottega for a snack before going to Life and Trust, in addition to wherever you get dinner.”
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“But if FiDi is mandatory then a panini at Best Sicily Bottega or Pisillo seems like the best (only) options.”
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“Agreed, might not be exactly what OP has in mind but it's just so good.”
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