Convenient grocery store with so many items jammed into the small space. The bakery and deli offer a nice selection. Try not to go during peak hours or you'll be bumping into people. read more

An excellent place it shop while you are in Italy. Great food bargain and had everything you need to survive. read more

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This place is decent and will do the job, but there are a few things to be aware of to make shopping not so annoying at one of the only supermarket choices near Palazzo Pitti. If you're here for the first time, shopping for the first time in Florence, and/or not fluent in Italian: -- Come early mornings or late evening unless you want to stand in a line that wraps around the entire store and wait for most likely much longer than the total time of your actual shopping --This store is small, aisles are narrow and tight so be prepared to bump or get bumped so get your best "scusa" and "mi scusi" ready! --They have a great wine selection, too. Be sure to find D.O.C/D.O.C.G. on the label (Denominazone Di Origine Controllata/Garantita) --Carts are hidden outside on the left behind the wall. They aren't always easy to spot inside at the entrance --Don't fill your cart full, you're better off taking multiple trips/trips per meal to the store unless you are currently or previously a master grocery bag packer and have a taxi outside waiting (I did this once and had neither of the two perks mentioned above, felt like a bad person for holding up the cashier space, and must have said "mi dispiace" like "50 'leven times" --When the cashier calls you up, you gotta lift your cart and put it on the left side of the cashier counter (if it's too heavy, or you have a bad back, you're in trouble) --Bring your own large shopping tote(s)! They are stingy with bags even when you have to pay for them anyway and will start you off with 1 bag. The cashiers look at you funny when you ask for another bag even though 50€ worth of food clearly cannot fit in that one little bag --You have to pack your own bags (that's everywhere) --Security will follow you around, especially when you're taking a long time and using your language translator app to figure out how to read the ingredients The staff is OVERALL pretty nice and helpful. There are a couple cashiers that are obviously just over tourists and don't care to hide they don't like you. I have been overcharged for Conad brand water and other items a few times before. I told the employee how much I have always been charged with my previous receipts-- she didn't care and I didn't want to be 'THAT tourist', so I let it go. But hey, there's also no price sign for individual bottles, nor 6 pack aqua either. The best thing about this store is the Conad brand products. My favorites are the extra virgin olive oil, Valeriana greens/lettuce (in bag), Chianina beef, Santal ACE juice (Carrot, Orange Lemon) and Arancia Rossa (blood orange) juice in cartons, Gusto Paprika potato chips, fresh baked focaccia bread, and gourmet chocolatey sweets from the bakery. Their fruits and veggies seem fresh and it's fairly easy to find a good one out of the bunch without having to search too long. I do wish they had more fresh vegetable options available; some of the vegetables I like are in plastic packages (spinach and parsley bunches would be nice but I'll leave that up to my local farmer's market). I haven't tried the fresh sliced meat and cheese department but the attendants are pretty friendly and everything look fresh and nicely arranged. They also have a few natural home cleaning products and laundry detergent, which I really appreciate. This is the closest place to my apartment so I'm stuck with this place for a while. It does the job but I've had easier and more fulfilling shopping experiences when I lived on the other side of City Center! read more

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Conad has a very good selection at reasonable prices, ranging from wine to water to fresh produce, and even two prepackaged sushi! It is a fairly cramped store, and I would not go there near closing time when the line is exceptionally long. A big advantage from here is that it is a block from the apartment where I'm staying. Everyone is friendly and tries to be helpful, including other shoppers. read more

We were staying in the area and needed a shopping done on our first day. Sapori & Dintorni it was. The shop is bigger inside than you think but still small for a supermarket. It is a lovely shop with a nice variety of fresh ingredients and local specialties. Well worth the visit if you need you holiday apartment filled. read more

I want this to be my neighborhood grocery! Everything you could want, at really great prices. Prosecco, fizzy drinks, cheese, meats, pasta, tissues, bottled water, prepared salads, fruit, produce, snacks, vodka. All beautifully displayed. read more

A local branch of the Conad supermarket chain. For those of you not familiar, Conad is a co-op supermarket group, one of the largest in Italy. This location is near the Ponte Vecchio and very convenient if you are staying in the neighborhood. It doesn't look like much from the outside at least, but the inside is well stocked with almost any grocery item you may need. I am a fan of the in house Conad brands, which while sometimes more expensive than the competition, are of excellent quality while still affordable. Of particular note at this store is the fresh produce, meats & cheeses, and my favorite, the wine section. There are a wide variety of local Tuscan wines at all price points. While staying in the neighborhood we purchased several bottles of montepulciano and pinot noir, with the cheapest being €2 on clearance. That particular bottle was just as good as the others, with none priced more than €5 during our visits. Contrary to the experiences of others, we encountered no issues with staff members. The checkout line features no indicator lights or loudspeaker to let you know which lines are open, so pay close attention and you'll be fine. Overall, if you are staying in the neighborhood and want fresh and affordable groceries, I cannot recommend this Conad enough. read more

Conad - From the outside. - Grocery Near Me - Florence, FI

Note: the map on Yelp shows the location a little off from where it really is. When you are in Firenze, you can find a ton of restaurants from a McDonald's across the street from the train station to high class bistros where you can get white truffel on your eggs. But sometimes you just want something to eat !! It's not as complete as a Whole Foods in the US but they have take out food here at this grocery and you can get out of the rain to enjoy some yogurt or lasagne and a Coke at their counter near the exit after the checkouts. When you think of a grocery, you probably think of canned food and box pasta, but this grocery is mostly fresh food, deli, and hot bar. You can get some chips and candy too, but my favorite part of the store was the wine selection. They had 4 kinds of Brachetto D'Aqui which is so hard to find in the US, it was like Christmas in Italy. As I always say, I'll be back !! read more

Go here for groceries! Large selection with everything you need. Close to city center!

Great location to grab groceries or a snack near the Ponte Vecchio. They have tables at the exit to enjoy your snack. You weave around the aisles from produce to the bakery, their pre-packaged food, the deli case, fantastic wine selections...oh the aisles continue with typical grocery needs. Heed Alexa's warning about weighing the produce in the produce area. If you can't make it to Mercato Centrale, this is your next best option in the center. They tend to be packed on a Sunday just before closing...the checkout line may weave around all the aisles, but it goes fairly quickly as there are typically several people helping with checkout. read more

This spot was our home base grocery store for our visit to Florence. They had everything we needed for breakfast and such. Grab some cold pressed OG on your way in! read more

My favorite "supermarket" in Florence. Tons of offerings: great-looking produce, fresh-baked breads and pastries, fresh pasta, packaged meats and cheeses, prepared foods, a good meat counter, and an awesome wine selection. Prices are good, variety is great, layout is convenient, and the checkout area is efficiently run. It's right at the base of the Ponte Vecchio, so it's a great place to stop and grab picnic supplies if you're heading the the Boboli Gardens for the afternoon or heading home after a day of sightseeing and need some dinner items. read more

They pretty much have everything you would need for basic groceries. They have a decent fruit selection with deli counter. Prices are as expected for a tourist area. read more