such a cute space with friendly staff. as a vegetarian with celiac who loved all the gf croissants…read morein florence but also wanted something different and more filling for breakfast, i was super glad for this place to step up to the plate. i loved my avocado toast and juice, and enjoyed the bite of smoothie bowl i got to try. although no one else in my family shares my dietary restrictions, i felt good about bringing them here

I wish they would open up a sister shop in Roma! It was so good! My kids loved everything and my…read morehusband also got the pizza! It was excellent! Grazie voi

Stopped in for a custom juice made to perfection. Recommend this truly healthful establishment!read more

My husband and I visited Florence for a full week and came to eat here 3 times because everything…read morewas just so incredibly fresh and delicious! The oysters are ENORMOUS and the portions are very generous and extremely great value for money. The atmosphere is very cool and modern with incredible service as well. We basically tried through the menu while we were there and honestly loved every single thing we tasted. I highly recommend this to anyone in town to add to your list of you are a seafood fan!

4.5 stars The Fishing Lab presents an innovative…read moreconcept--seafood served in a variety of forms including raw, grilled, bar bites, and composed dishes, all on the same menu! The most creative dish we had was the Codfish Cappuccino, a codfish mousse topped with potato foam, served in a cappuccino cup with a croissant on the side. It was made to look like breakfast but was a savory seafood appetizer! One nice feature about the menu here was that many dishes could be ordered in a "Tapas" (half) portion, so it was easy to try and share lots of different items. The Catalan-style Calamari and Shrimp Salad was a refreshing mixture of chopped squid mixed with zucchini, carrots, fennel, tomatoes, and oranges; the Fusili with Galician-style Octopus Sauce came with al dente corkscrew pasta in a tomato-based octopus ragout made with spicy salami and topped with potato foam; and the Cacciucco was a tomato-based stew (from the Tuscan coastal city of Livorno) made with octopus, cuttlefish, mussels, and gurnard, along with dry chunks of bread that were moistened in the stew. Finally, we had the Isolana-Style Sea Bream Fillet, which was simply grilled and served over roasted vegetables including zucchini, potatoes, peppers, onions, and olives. Overall, the seafood here was fresh and tasty, fusing elements of Spanish and Italian cuisines.

A single building in the hills of Mugello, an hour outside of Florence, Antica Osteria di Nandone…read morehas been serving guests since 1909. A destination not only as a result of its location at the top of unlit and winding roads, but also due to the Restaurant's inclusion on the "World's 101 Best Steak Restaurants," it is inside the converted home that fourth generation owner Paolo Mugnai carefully cooks Bistecca alla Fiorentina plus antipasti and sides served family-style amidst rustic confines. A historic eatery on the road that goes from Scarperia to the Giogo Pass, not something one simply happens upon, it is for just €45 that dishes arrive as ready along with house Wine and the sort of service one might expect when dining at a good friend's house. Utilizing only local ingredients, particularly adult Cows from nearby farms, T-Bones arrive well marbled with a crust of Salt and Pepper cooked over smoldering embers and a generous ring of fat that attests to a month or more of dry-aging.

Fun, contemporary decor. Excellent fish tartar. Interesting wine. Replacement pasta dish, ok…read more Went with group of eight on Wed. night - business was slow, so a smaller party could easily have walked in without reservation. Attentive service, which matched the upscale prices. Used to be impossible to get good fish in Florence, but Pane e Olio demonstrates that the era of frozen, whiffy seafood is past. The meal opened with a substantially-portioned amuse-bouche that was a kind of seafood version of the local standard "ribollita" (Tuscan bread, white-bean, and black cabbage soup). Had fish tartar as antipasto, which was delightful; the only slight disappointment was my pasta. The kitchen ran out of the dish listed, and offered an off-menu replacement. Didn't catch exactly what it was (another fish); it was fine, but not spectacular - more four-stars than five. However, on the whole, Pane e Olio was a wonderful experience; the atmosphere and presentation feel current when compared with the multitude of Tuscan/Traditional trattorie that vie for tourist attention in Florence. Would happily go back if looking for a special occasion restaurant.

I have been to this delightful, intimate, elegant family restaurant several times this month and I…read morewish I could take all the wonderful food home with me! The kitchen is tiny and the foods that come out are amazing!! Try it you will be delighted

My wife and I still talk about this place after our trip from 4 years ago. It was our favorite…read morerestaurant from our entire Italy Trip. We stayed in a hotel near the restaurant and walked to this location. I lived in Puerto Rico for years so going to local restaurants and exploring neighborhoods was in my agenda. At the time, the staff didn't really speak english but they did a really good job communicating to us as best they could to us to make our dining experience wonderful. All of the seafood was extremely fresh and the crab spaghetti is to die for. We have ordered this dish elsewhere multiple times and still can't compete with this one. If you're staying anywhere close to this location, it's a must go. Especially if you can walk there.

This is a restaurant that has its "stuff" together. My food was very excellent: I had a seafood…read morerisotto. I am gluten-free, and they had no trouble understanding English and accommodating me. My wife had the seafood pasta. Just a few tourists here; plenty of locals. One of the best meals in Italy that we had on our one-week vacation. I would strongly recommend this restaurant, and I will definitely go back if opportunity arose

Family of fishermen, fresh fish, we had a lunch to remember. My favorite was the starter with…read morestingray with mushrooms in fava cream. Beautiful, presentations that elevate the simple ingredients. If I'm ever in Cecina again, I would return!

November 7, 2024 7:30PM…read more The Osteria was really close to the duomo and the ambiance looked so cozy from the outside. We decided to stop in for some seafood items and white wine. This is the place where I ordered my first vermentino of my life and have forever changed since. I thought I was just a sauvignon blanc girlie but I think I love vermentino more. I didn't get a chance to take a photo of the mussels we ordered but both the mussels and the spaghetti alle vongole (Spaghetti with Clams) were so tasty. Met some new friends from England while were were here that's from similar area as my partner's ancestors... The service was amazing, the restrooms were clean. Definitely a nice pitstop before moving on to sightseeing near the Duomo for the evening. Really love their seafood dishes that we tried. I thought they were very reasonably priced but maybe it's because I'm from a landlocked state. :)

Ambiance =10 AC= !!!! 10 (it was 100+ outside)…read more Bathrooms= beautiful 10! Eggplant app =12/10!!!! The rest was ok.... Wanted a glass of rose, not on menu for glasses, but small 1/2 bottles exist but not on menu.... Open during the quiet time when most others are closed so that's a plus for jet lagged Americans. Service was fine.... Not bad, not great Homemade pastas were ok..... nothing that much better than boxed.