We ordered a margherita pizza here for takeout on our last night, and really loved it. We weren't…read morethat hungry and were exhausted, so a small pizza seemed like the perfect meal. This restaurant was walking distance and we could place an order online. Our total was only 8 or 9 euro. We appreciated that the pizza was cut since we were taking it to our airbnb. The chewy crust was great. We both loved it and it was perfect for sharing. The inside of the restaurant was cute and we would definitely eat in next time. I'm sure the pizza is even better when it's super crisp and fresh. Delicioso!

Had a wonderful experience! The pizza was delicious and who can argue with a €3,50 glass of wine…read more This was perfect for what I needed. Had a great lunch, quickly. Still seemed to be a few locals enjoying lunch as well which made me feel good. Service was very friendly! Knowing we were American, they checked in a few times to ensure we were good.

This beer bar is located at the Mercato Centrale. I've tried their draft beer, Piccolo Birrificio…read moreClandestino, Pils, tasted very bitter and hard to drink, 40cl costs about €6.50.

The Mercato is a great place to visit. It has 3 floors of produce, meats, fish and a variety of…read morerestaurants on the 2nd floor. This bar was a popular place to visit and linger for people watching. The beer is average tasting but the also serve wines and spritz's. Go for the entertainment value.

My wife is a cocktail and wine person. I'd much rather have a beer any day of the week. So when we…read morewent to Florence, I checked out all the notable beer places on google and Alibi was the first one we went to (it's closest to the train station.) Well, they really set my expectations high for the rest of my list. Between us, we had about six different types of beer, each more delicious than the last. And we ordered food as well - her burrito was fine, if unexciting, but my cheeseburger with an egg on it was honestly the best burger I've had in a long time. The Italian cheese on it was phenomenal. We had to go back before we left cause it was just so good. The bartenders were friendly and helpful, and the bar itself was kinda cool and industrial, but you're going here for the beer and the food. You won't be disappointed.

I'm a big fan of BrewDog and try to visit one of their pubs whenever I'm in a city that houses one…read more When in Florence, I couldn't pass up stopping by their Italian outpost for a welcome break from all that wine. Although there's nothing particularly 'Italian' about this bar - it has that BrewDog vibe which could have been plopped down from anywhere on the globe - it's a great, casual place to pop in for a pint. Although we didn't try the food, we did indulge in a few rounds. The beer is always fun and intriguing, as expected from the brewery. A worthy way to kick up your feet and while away some time.

An all around amazing place. Extremely friendly and helpful staff/service. The food was top notch…read moreand you can watch the chef work her magic if seated outside. We split the Fiorentina steak for our main course and it was heavenly. The chef's attention to detail on all dishes was excellent and the house Chianti was delicious to top it all off. Highly recommend this place if you're nearby, it's not to be missed!

Small osteria in town. Service is excellent. Food is fresh and good. German beer on tap and a full…read morebar. And coffee of course. You cannot go wrong with this quaint little place. They have gluten free options and were very accommodating. Stop in for a bite on the patio.

We didn't expect to find a craft beer bar in Lucca! It was great! Cool underground seating! And…read morereally fun art all around. Super chill bartender. Good prices. If you like craft beer, try this spot!

Great selection of Italian craft brews in bottles and a few on draft that change frequently. Great…read morefriendly staff. Knowledgeable too. Nice area of town, but away from most tourists when I was there. Strongly recommended for serious beer nerds visiting Lucca.

Cool microbrewery/pub located near the universities, so you know it's packed with locals and…read moretourists. There were so many different types of people in here, it feels like I'm in the village which was awesome! Too bad I didn't know enough Italian to start a conversation :P. Honestly the atmosphere was so loud, I might have been a little tipsy before, but I don't recall hearing any tunes. They have a limited selection of bar food, the sandwiches are surprisingly delicious ridiculously filling and the cheese plate is a must (it comes with honey). Space is limited and I don't believe they take reservations so once you see a table open up you just have to swoon in like a hawk and stake your property haha. If you enjoy craft beer you will not be disappointed. The food is the bomb diggity. All in all high recommendations :)

Fairly large, yet cosy pub in the center of Pisa. Popular with local university students…read more They have a selection of 4 or 5 beers on tap, all of which they personally brew themselves. Their red beer, Valdarossa, is particularly good. Lots of seating available at big wooden tables. Small selection of food consisting of wraps and sandwiches. This is probably the best place for beer in Pisa. Recommended.

A quaint restaurant just off the Campo...alleyway seating, interior seating. Wonderfully friendly…read moreand attentive staff. Nice menu of Siena's traditional dishes. Enjoyed my gnocchi with pesto and the mistacana salad...a nice Vermintino. A wine shop across the alleyway where you also can purchase a bottle of local wines to bring to the table.

Food was excellent and the staff was incredibly friendly. The rigatoni and the tagliatelle with…read moreragu were two out of our favorite pasta dishes throughout our Italy trip. Highly recommend

Needed a beer and some peace and quiet. Nice open patio. Good service. Down the block from our…read morehotel and a short walk from the leaning tower of Pisa. Good beer menu for the area. Served some peanuts and potato chips with the beers which was a nice touch. Some acoustic music playing and a dog hung out with us on the upstairs patio.

This is the teeniest tiniest, blink and you'll miss it wine bar on a very rowdy square packed with…read moredrunk students (that make for excellent people watching). This place has the most amazing wine, beer, gin, whiskey and they do late night snacks until 2:30am. I wish this place was my local forever. The husband and wife who run it are passionate wine geeks. Tell him, in Italian, about your love for wine and ask him wine questions and you will get looked after. Craft beer, a list of wines from small young wine makers as well as the classic Brunello di Montecino. Love love love.

As an American craft beer lover, this place was an oasis of rock and roll and great beer after…read morespending a month on a diet of fine Tuscan wines. It was just what we needed in a most unexpected place. This is clearly the local hang-out. We showed up without reservations at 19:30 on a Friday evening and though they had a table for us the place was filling quickly and most all the other tables inside were reserved. A few waitresses spoke good English and were helpful. Food was fine. Solid, not spectacular. Service was great...but it is a pub. The locals all were friendly. Lots of young families with their kids, so we felt comfortable being silly. Fantastic Belgium beers and a solid 6 taps of various styles beer. I'd go back in a heartbeat.

What a strange place. I have never seen anything like it in Italy and rarely elsewhere either. They…read morehave an enormous collection of great Belgian beers, and they have so-so food. As a beer hall, it's a flat-out five stars. As a restaurant, it's three, or so. So I'll average it out as four. If you are a beer lover visiting nearby, and you want a diversion from the (great) Tuscan wines, make sure to spend an evening at the T.N.T. pub. The food is not the reason to go there, but it will pass. Bring a driver who doesn't drink, so that you can safely indulge in the wonders of the bar. Our favourite was the Lupulus, but it was a tough competition and they will probably have a somewhat different selection when you are there. Enjoy! (Oh, and get a reservation if you plan to go there on a weekend, or you will have to either wait or sit indoors, which can be blazingly hot.)