OH YEAHHHHH THIS IS THE PLACE TO BE FOR A MF SANDWICH. you can pick a pre-set sandwich from the…read moremenu or build your own. there is an art to building your own because you don't want to get the bread soggy and trust me, it will get soggy if you don't do it right but when you do, it's heat. also i recommend going right when they open so the bread is the freshest it can be. but damn this place is heat. heat sandwich, heat service, quality ingredients. price can range from around €8-€13. also great interior as well, super cozy, warm vibe.

This was the best panini sandwich I had on my trip. It was just phenomenal. I ordered the number 3…read more- wild boar mortadella, with black truffle and olive sauce, stracciatella, and sun dried tomatoes. The portion was huge for 10 euros. The price to quality ratio was insane. I'd come back to Siena just for this sandwich, I'm still dreaming about it.

Imagine our excitement when we stopped in town to pick up some beer and wine for our fridge, and…read morestumbled into one of the highlights of our trip! We had been on the trek to Greve, and not purchased anything, nor had any great experiences. On the way back to our farmhouse (Antico Borgo San Lorenzo) we stopped in town to purchase some vino for our fridge. We walked in here, and were warmly greeted by Manuela. She insisted that we come sit at the rustic table, and try some wine with her. What an experience! Before we knew it, there were 5+ bottles open - plus olive oil, balsamics & bread. We were delighted as she guided us through local wines. It was a far better experience than we had found in Greve. After an hour we realized that locals were coming in & filling their own bottles with wine - something we had never seen. They have 2 reds, and 1 white on tap to "fill your own bottle" - for 1.5 euro a liter! You can purchase a bottle there, or fill your own. We immediately emptied all of our water bottles, and purchased straw covered chianti bottles to refill with house vino. The kids filled and corked bottles for the next 30 minutes. We left with: (3) 2 liter water bottles of their premium red, a giant chianti bottle of white, several bottles we enjoyed at their table, and the BEST balsamic we've ever tasted. But the biggest thing we left with was a smile. This place is the real deal, and worth a stop if you're in the Siena area. It's a fun little local find you'll want to treasure.

If you're looking for a wine tasting without sitting though a long session or driving into the…read morecountryside, this is where you want to be. I stumbled upon Tre Filari through my google search for wine tastings & was so pleased with my experience. I was lucky enough to sit with Antonio who walked me through the details of 5 tastings, educating me on the differences in Tuscan wines. The wine selection was amazing, the education took less than 10 minutes & the introduction to Brunello wines was such a pleasure. Antonio exhibits his passion for wine as he pours each tasting & I'm truly happy to have had the opportunity. Highly recommend for anyone in search of a wine tasting or wine bar!

We went to this place because Obama went and said it was great so of course we had to see for…read moreourselves. The apple cake was the best, everything else was great as well. Service was a bit easy breezy (slow) but it was okay because I was with my girls! The wine was great as well. Shout-out Obama.

This was my first meal in Siena and it was just okay. The staff was so kind and helpful so I…read moreappreciate that. As someone who is GF, I also liked that they provided a separate selection of bread and separated our appetizers to avoid contamination. We shared a selection of entrees. The antipasto platter was a hit with all!! A friend ordered the spaghetti with anchovy and said it was very fishy. I ordered the risotto and it was okay but not super flavorful. I liked the apples with the pork chop; they had great, balanced flavor. We loved the adorable dog that joined the table next to us!

Great vibe. Great location. No frills. Good wines. Good eats. Take their recommendations -- they…read moreknow what they are doing and they want you to be happy when you leave. It seems to be run by a husband and wife. He can be a bit grumpy (better than false bonhomie IMHO). She's charming without being smarmy. One of the places that instantly became a favourite.

This place reminds me of being home, the only natural wine bar I found between here and Rome (I…read moreknow there is wine EVERYWHERE, but there is a difference.) Here they have small natural producers that you work so hard to find back in the states, and can tell you everything about them. Really really lovely, take a book or a date as they have no WiFi only wine.

Delicious food, good wine and friendly service. Cozy little spot you might walk past but stop in!!!read more

We walked by this wine bar and store and decided to take a look inside. So much wine and liquor!…read moreIt's a cute store. We decided to take a break from walking and have a glass of wine. Wish we had more time to do their wine tasting. The man helping us with the wine was friendly and very nice. He was patient with us and helped us pick the wine to try. The two ladies at the entrance to the store weren't as friendly.

PORCHETTA WINE…read more FRIENDLY SERVICE WINE Down the block from the cathedral is this tiny, charming deli/wine bar filled with regional specialties. I loved everything about this spot!

Great wine. Close walk from the Cathedral. Nice selection…read moreof wines and nice outdoor seating.

oooh, this place is dangerous. it's food and wine porn. we're talking good stuff, and priced as…read moresuch. there's wine, there's cheese, there's all manner of balsamic and truffle treats. there are cakes and crackers and pastas and sauces and jams. it's sort of amazing how such a seemingly small space can be packed full of so many delicious ways to separate you from your money...... and it looks good doing it. maybe that's what makes you feel good about just leaning into it. after all, you're worth it. right?