A new Sicilian restaurant and takeaway is set to open in Skipton soon.
Mangia Bites will offer a taste of Sicily in Yorkshire.
The official opening date has not yet been released but a sneak peak of the venue and the food they will offer has been announced.
Mangia Bites will be located on 31 Water Street in Skipton.
The team shared their food will include hot arancini, crispy panelle, loaded slabs, small bites, more is to be revealed soon.
Mangia Bites shared a sneak peak of their venue via their Facebook:
The founder, Irene Di Stefano is originally from Sicily and shared her excitement for the new venue:
"I’ve always wanted to bring authentic Sicilian food to Yorkshire in a way that feels warm, simple and genuine.
Very soon, we’ll be opening in Skipton for takeaway, with a small seating area upstairs for anyone who would like to relax and enjoy a drink or meal.
Expect arancini, cannoli, good coffee and plenty of Sicilian flavours.
The real work starts now… and we can’t wait to share the journey with you."

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