The best restaurant I've been to in Florence by FAR. It's hidden in a garden with gorgeous lights…read moreand an amazing atmosphere. The restaurant itself is in a renovated greenhouse with lots of exotic plants throughout the restaurant. Great music and it is open until 2 am so the later it gets the more it turns into a club! The food was also incredible every single thing we got was 10/10 amazing. Great cocktails too and the owner was so sweet and gave us free drinks! Would highly highly recommend!

This place is a wonderful hidden garden! Great music, atmosphere, food, drinks and people! I love…read morelove this place!!

This market and food court is a feast for the eyes as well as your mouths. All the stands' servers…read moreare so friendly and kind. Worth including this in your visit to Firenze!

This place has pretty much everything you could be looking for in a food destination. I have some…read moreadventurous eaters and some picky eaters, and both were happy here. If I was going to rate it any lower it would be from the smell of truffles that seems to be ever-present these days in most food establishments in Italy. Pro-tip- The bar in the center of the joint has a bunch of Valentino Rossi paraphernalia, so this tells me that if you're ever in Florence when Moto GP is on, you might want to check this place out for a drink while the race is on. Might be a good time.

Okay, I'll be the first to review in English. I just happen to walk by this stand during lunch…read morerush yesterday and it looked very popular, so made a point of going the next day. I was there at 10:30am, so I beat the lunch rush. I had to do a Google search on "panino al lampredotto" and here's what Wikipedia says "A sandwich with lampredotto--panino al lampredotto has been described as a "classic Florentine" sandwich and is a traditional regional street food in Florence. Lampredotto is typically chopped, slow-cooked in a vegetable broth, seasoned with herbs, and served on a bread roll. It is often topped with a spicy sauce or a green sauce (salsa verde). Lampredotto is a typical Florentine dish, made from the fourth and final stomach of a cow, the abomasum." I'm not a fan of tripe, but since it's famous and only 3€, I'm willing to give it a try. Well, I'm still not a fan of tripe! I ate 1/2 and fed the rest to some very hungry pigeons. I do plan to go back for a pork sandwich "panino porchetta". I had my first espresso shot here. It was 80 cents and a quick way to get your caffeine! There are benches in the little park that you can sit and eat on. Enjoy!

near duomo the shop has beautiful refrigerator magnets handmade in italy！ love them。 the shop is…read morecute

Nice small shop in Florence for souvenirs. Shop owner was not pushy like the street vendors and…read moreit's one of the few shops that except US dollars along with Euros and credit cards. They have a wide variety of souvenirs relating to the cathedral, the museums nearby with Michelangelo's David, and lots of other fun items that are significance for the city of Florence. Prices were reasonable especially since we compared prices to other shops as well as the museum shops and also street vendors.

Not enough reviews for an extremely high quality cafe with great food! Great latte for the morning…read moreand caprese sandwich. Thankful for the kind service as well. Nice seating outside as well for people who want to sit down and enjoy their drink.

What a lovely stop! The apperol spritz and cappuccino were delicious, but our server was also so…read morefriendly and sent us home with some complimentary croissants . A great relaxing stop off the beaten path to recover from the duomo climb!

This cart was totally a hidden gem and find for my trip in Italy!!…read moreThis cart made my trip so much more memorable!! As the hubby and I were making our way towards the farmers market we saw a bunch of people crowd around this little food cart. Being a curious bee I couldn't help but go up to it and check out what all the commotion was about. Boy, was I glad the one time in my life for being a curious bee. We saw people eating off of this plastic tray and it was just meat and bread. The smell was delicious! I knew that we had to wait our turn and get our hands on some. what was it? bollito also known as boiled beef. it comes with parsley sauce and chili for 4.50 euros. if you don't eat super spicy i would ask them to put less chili or remove some. it will make you break into a sweat and numb your tongue. it was worth every penny! the cart is ran by a husband and wife team. it was so good my hubby and i kept thinking of it and decided to come back the next day! i totally recommend coming here and trying the bollito!!! you won't be disappointed. TRUST ME!!! tips: *if you decide to eat there. you'll have to wait or if you're lucky there will be a small spot to eat at their stand. *sells bottled drinks. *euros only no credit card. *speaks limited english. *allows you to take pictures

Do this not Polini. Green sauce much more potent. Skip on the porchetta though. Try to be there…read morejust before noon to avoid the crowd.