Reviews on Central-Italian food in Florence, Province of Florence, Italy. History and art converge in the open-air museum that is Florence, the capital of the Italian Renaissance. A typical day can consist of charming walks through historic streets, alternating between popular shops with local products and savory bites of food. A stroll along the river Arno will delight anyone with the colors of the Ponte Vecchio. Relax at night with a lively aperitif in Santo Spirito, a beer in Piazza Santa Croce or an amazing panoramic view from Piazzale Michelangelo.
Things to do in Florence
4 based on 498 reviews
Not far from the crowded Piazza della Signoria, located in one of the side streets, you can find this little restaurant.It doesnât look like much from the outside but they serve great sandwiches and pasta too.The lasagna I ordered was delicious and the prices are very reasonable.A glass of wine starts from 2 EUR and the best thing is that they donât charge you a service fee (which is rare in Italy) when you eat inside.Not many sitting places so go early or later on the day to make sure you have a seat.
5 based on 2354 reviews
We loved our visit to SandwiChic, the manager was extremely helpful helping us with the menu and offering suggestions on what to order! The sandwiChic of the day was delicious, the flavours complimented each other and the bread was springy and light. Hope we get chance to return!
4 based on 2031 reviews
We are a cozy activity in the historic center of Florence. We mainly deal with Tuscan products, especially small agricultural productions, which differentiate us from large commercial distribution. In our shop we make cutting boards and panini / schiaccia
So glad we ventured off from the palazzos. Stumbled across this tiny âVineriaâ with an excellent & tasty choice of cheese & meats paired with a wide variety of regional wines all at reasonable prices. A little gem in the hustle & bustle of Florence. Could have spent the whole afternoon there.
5 based on 702 reviews
What a memorable experience! The food was delicious and locally sourced. The server was so delightful and engaging. He clearly loves interacting with tourists and talking about this family farm. He took the time to explain the significance of each dish we were tasting and provided a learning experience for making garlic bread! We absolutely loved eating at Fattoria Rossi.
5 based on 4819 reviews
Panini Toscani is a paninoteca (sandwich shop) offering high quality traditional Tuscan products in the shade of Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, the "Duomo di Firenze". The venue, with fourteenth-century vaulted ceilings and columns, is located in an anc
A friend recommended and it lived up to the hype. Amazing lunch spot. Line wasnât too bad would recommend going early or later in the afternoon
5 based on 823 reviews
Inspired by the flavors of Florentine cuisine, as well as that of Tuscany, famous all over the world, Brandolino based his secret of simple and natural ingredients, even if we are poor, local products, which enhance easily the passion of the preparation.
The food is delicious. I probably had the best dish here during my whole stay in Florence. Loved it. The staff is friendly, the restaurant is beautiful and well situated. However, itâs really expensive for relatively small quantities in comparaison to other restaurants Iâve been in Florence and Italy. We had a really nice time there but I think itâs a bit too expensive. Iâd recommend!
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5 based on 203 reviews
Tuscan "Schiacciata" and Italian "Taglieri" with cured meat, cheese and fruit. Taste also our Tuscan Chianti wine and local beer.
We where so lucky to find you! It was the best schiaccia weâve tried, fresh and delicious ingredients and the lady that works there is happy to help and give you the best experience (plus she talks Spanish which helped with my grandparents hehe). We ate there more than ones y 2 days lol. TOTALY RECOMMENDED!
Top 10 Italian food in Florence, Province of Florence, Italy
5 based on 148 reviews
Run by young locals who grew up in the meat industry, these guys are passionate about their food and it shows in the way they present and deliver their menu. The food itself is absolutely delicious, particularly the meats. The waiter is knowledgeable and assists you in pairing wines with the meal. All in all, an amazing experience, away from the tourist traps, highly recommend!
Best European food near Florence, Province of Florence, Italy
5 based on 2743 reviews
Artisan sandwiches filled with salami Tuscan dishes, cutting boards and croutons. sale of exclusively Tuscan wine, organic oil of the territory, jams and honey from small local producers.
We were warmly greeted, advised and helped by the owner who made the effort of speaking French with us. He also had menus in a lot of different languages which is very rare. My first time trying panini wasnât disappointing at all, it was delicious! Cheap, tasty, made with quality ingredients and large portion too! Bread was crispy, there was a lot meat (not too much bread). Also very well-located in Florence. I can only recommend and would totally go again and try other panini and boards/plates. Thank you!!
Most Popular Tuscan food in Florence, Province of Florence, Italy
5 based on 252 reviews
From the idea of a florentine young man and a calabrian young woman, the most "spicy" tuscan-calabrian panini place is arrived in Florence!
Daniele and his wife Valentina run the most incredible restaurant in the city of Florence. I always have a conversation with Daniele and he makes my experience one of a kind. They both truly care about their customers, and make the best sandwich I have ever tried in my entire life. If you are visiting Florence and are looking for a great spot for a meal, go to Mangiapepe for both the taste and the experience. This is my favorite place to eat in all of Italy, I recommend to anyone looking for a great meal and an unforgettable experience.
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