Really nice food in Florence. I wanted something different from the regular pasta and pizza and…read morethis restaurant delivered in spades. Their butter nan and mutton curry/Halim was the best!

Quick tasty Indian With a wide curry variety and interesting…read moreflavors which can go straight through you the next day.

People always say you can never have a bad meal in Italy. Whether or not you agree is really quite…read moreirrelevant because the fact of the matter is you can never have a bad meal in Italy! If you're a fan of Italian food a visit to Tuscany will just open your eyes to amazing possibilities. While there are restaurants that abound this region it's always a pleasure of mine to find those hidden gems that only the locals know about. Case and point this humble establishment Farid Kebab in Prato. My friend Francesco mentioned how good this place was so we had to give it a try. Now I've had my fare shares of halal food here in the states and other places but this would be my first in Italy. This hole-in-the-wall, which in this case is truly in the literal sense since the store is the size of a closet, serves up some delicious Mediterranean food. The meat sizzles from the gyro machine and for a couple of euros you can have a choice of a combo platter or an all meat platter that has a generous portion of food. And by generous I truly mean a crap load! No complaints here. We ordered the combo platter and the meat platter. For less than 15 euros for both dishes the deal was a bargain. The meat platter consisted of a sizable helping of meat shaved from the turning machine of meaty-ness, with mayonnaise, ketchup, tzatziki sauce, and hot sauce in between the two layers. You read that right people they pile on the meat, add the amazing combo of sauces, and then add another layer of meat!!! They do the same thing with the combo platter but also add fresh vegetables, French fries, onions, etc. and then top with more meat then drizzled with the heavenly sauces. I keep drooling every time I think back on that fateful night. I think I need to contact those guys running the place and see if I can borrow their recipe. I bet you this place would make bank here in the states. So as I said in the beginning you can never have a bad meal in Italy. And based on this humble place ain't no one changing my viewpoint anytime soon.

Great taste. Great value. We had the Panino chicken kebab and the Piadina kebab and they were…read moreexceptional. Super nice people. Very clean. We will return next time we are in Prato.

Ate hear twice in three days it was so great. Lovely atmosphere, staff was great (except our server…read morethe second time, she was a bit nasty but whatever) and the food was AMAZING. Gnocchi was the best I've ever tasted, hands down. Highly recommend this place. Make a reservation though.

Yesterday morning, we asked the hotel to make a reservation at this restaurant for five people at…read more8:00 p.m. At 7:30 p.m., hotel staff called our room to remind us about the reservation. However, when we arrived at the restaurant, they said there was no table. The restaurant manager claimed that someone had called to cancel the reservation, which shocked us. The manager had given our table to someone else, which was very upsetting. After arguing our case, they finally arranged a very small, cramped table near the entrance. This is a restaurant with extremely poor credibility, bad service attitude, and dishonesty!

When I lived in Pisa I would eat here at least once a week. I love the Chicken Doner Kebab! I have…read moretried to find a restaurant in the United States which has Panino Kebabs or Piadina Kebabs but I haven't found anywhere with better. If you stop in Pisa you must try Pak Kashmir

My husband wanted more food after we went to dinner late one night and went here to get something…read moreelse to fill him up. He got it to go and brought it back to our room and when my sister and I tried it, we knew we had to go back for more the next day! The food was delicious! Good service. Would recommend to anyone

So we get to Florence and not having done proper research had trouble with parking the car. By the…read moretime we found parking, wandered around for a bit, we were a bit worn out and went to check in at our b&b just outside of the city centre. After checking-in we did not want to find our way back to Firenze so we ate downstairs at the flourescently lit tiny shop where they scraped chicken off the doner. There is definitely no arguments here about pricing 3.50 euro if eaten in sandwich form, and 4 eur in a wrap form. I was gonna share one with my boyfriend, but after he took one bite, he very very reluctantly let me take one, and told me to order my own. A little display fridge that has drinks including beer, it made for a satifying meal They don't have fries except for the 2-3 they thrown in the wrap/sandwich. They also have curry, and chicken,but they didn't look very fresh or appetizing. We wanted to come and eat again before we left, but they don't do breakfast and since we were in a hurry, we were relegated to AutoGrill on the highway stop stations. Had they opened for breakfast, I would have totally eaten that instead :)

So DELICIOUS! If you walked by this place, you would assume that they only sell fried sandwiches,…read morechicken, wings and fries, but inside the restaurant they have a whole selection of traditional Indian food. We had the mixed appetizer, butter, chicken, white rice, garlic, naan, and a few other things, and everything was so good. We even came back the next day because we wanted to repeat and try more dishes. ! Service was fast, place was clean. They have inside and outside seating. Highly recommend

This restaurant was great for us to eat at mid way through our trip to Italy! We had fried chicken,…read morechicken nuggets, chicken tikka masala, and a chicken shawarma! All the food was very delicious the chicken was great! Highly recommend!

Very good food and excellent service! You might also meet James Franco's doppelgänger!read more

Very solid 'fast food' middle eastern place. You can order at the counter or get table service at…read morethe tables outside. I ordered the falafel wrap. It is vegan and it was good. Wish I had remembered to ask for the spicy chili sauce - missed that. Overall good experience. Good option for vegans in Bologna.

If you're looking for an amazing cheap and filling quick bite in bologna then this is definitely…read morethe place to go. The first time I came I got the shawarma platter and it was way too much food but still a great value at under €10. The chicken here is flavorful and juicy which some kebab places struggle with cooking on a rotating spick. The second time I got the shawarma gyro which i recommend as it is plenty of food for a meal. The chicken shawarma was accompanied with fries and vegetables in a fresh pita with delicious white sauce. If you're staying in bologna and get tired of the wonderful Italian food or want a cheap alternative, then this is definitely the place to go. You can tell it's great by the number of university students eating there at all hours of the day and night.

The food is disgusting. Chef didn't knew how to make biryani. Half of the menu was not present in…read morethe restaurant

Went here hoping for some good Indian food since I'm a bit tired of Italian food. Staff was very…read morenice, but the food was not good. They heat it up in a microwave right in front of you. It also made me kind of sick. I would definitely go somewhere else next time.

We made reservations at Osteria Pastella knowing it was a popular spot, and the whole experience…read morefelt like stepping into a well-run little performance. Everyone lines up outside, and once the doors open, the entire restaurant is seated at the same time. It's unusual, but somehow fun -- like the curtain lifting on dinner. We were greeted with a welcome drink, which set the tone perfectly before the main event: the famous cheese-wheel pasta. They prepared it right in front of me, swirling the hot pasta through a giant wheel of Parmigiano Reggiano until it turned silky and glossy. Then came the fresh truffle -- and I mean fresh. Easily the most fragrant, delicate truffle I've ever had in my life. Absolute heaven. For dessert, their tiramisu wasn't the classic layered version; it was more of a deconstructed, airy éclair-style creation that still delivered all the right flavors. We finished with limoncello, a bright little goodbye that wrapped the whole experience in a perfect bow. Yes, Osteria Pastella is a bit of a tourist vibe -- but the food does not miss. The quality, the flavors, and the whole tableside ritual made this one of our most memorable meals in Florence. I'd recommend it without hesitation.

A really great dining experience. Booked weeks in advance and for our time a lot 7-9pm, people were…read morelined up 10 minutes early to be let in. They brought us all in as a group (checking reso names) and sat us at individually tables. Then the "show" began with welcome prosecco, wine orders, etc. We got the squid and pork screwers as a starter and thought the flavors were just okay. The complimentary cheese bread ball and regular bread was super tasty. For mains, we got the truffle pasta (with the famous cheese wheel) which was fun to watch. The pasta itself was very solid, but not best ever. Also got the beef/boar pasta and it was better than the truffle pasta in my opinion and cheaper. The deconstructed tiramisu was yummy. Overall a good dinner with good service and pretty good food! An easy spot to recommend to others!