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

Since it was one of a few pleasant days in late March, we sat outside almost in the midst of noisy…read moretraffic, but still enjoyed it. The offerings are clearly multi-ethnic in combining Indian food with Italian, but given the tiny kitchen, the cooks did well. My risotto with shrimp and asparagus was great and my wife enjoyed her roasted chicken with potatoes. We don't understand the complaints on here about high prices. We paid 12E and 15E which were hardly exorbitant. Via dei Bardi has many other places worth exploring (a huge grocery store, two bakeries, etc.).

We loved the food here! The service was amazing and the food was DELICIOUS!…read more We were in Florence just for a day and as we were walking we came across this restaurant and thought we'd give it a whirl. Typically, south Asian food is a hit or a miss. This was definitely a hit!! The lamb biryani was perfect. The meat was tender. The kabob platter also was amazingly tender. The service by Zafar was outstanding. Check this place out next time you are in Florence.

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.

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.

Nice dinner in a cozy dimly lit wine cellar basement (fyi small curvy stairs may be a problem for…read morefolks with a disability); tables were also fairly close to each other - we ended up talking for most of the night with the two other two-tops next to us. We had the asparagus salad (which was raw thinly sliced asparagus, tossed in a salad); two pasta dishes - the sage, spinach, and ricotta ravioli (3 empanada-sized raviolis), Florentine ragu; and shared a mid-price-point chianti. I enjoyed the experience and would go again, though my partner felt that the pasta was 'good but not memorable'.

We looked forward to revisiting this old favorite trattoria. It was our travel day, so we had an…read moreunfashionably early reservation. By the time we left, there was a line outside. Francesco, our waiter, was very nice. This is an unpretentious restaurant. There were three dining rooms. The small room we were in was furnished simply, with a mix of tourists and Italian speakers. There was a lot of moderately priced wine available. It's almost never worth spending the money on expensive wine in Florence. We were started off with some typical Tuscan bread. Two of us ordered excellent butterflied shrimp with white beans as appetizers. My buddy and I split an order of perfectly prepared tagliatelle with porcini mushrooms. My wife had the same pasta as her entree. My friend's wife had tagliatelle with a beef ragu. My buddy and I shared a majestic order of steak Florentine. It was cooked and seasoned just right. It was accompanied by excellent roasted potatoes and white beans. The price was a bargain at €100 for two. We were too full for dessert. This nice place will always be at the top of my to do list in Florence.

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!

My son and i went in to eat after getting out from a long train ride, nothing better then filling…read moreour tummies at this place! Very clean, abundant portions and great prices. Very convenient location also, beach and centre city just a walk away! I had a rice dish and my son had a kebab that he enjoyed ver much and wanted a second. Will be going in again when in viareggio!

Worth the tourist trap line. We went around 11:45 and got our food 30 minutes later. There are…read moreactually two stores next to each other so you can get in either line! We got the Tuscana after seeing many people recommending it on Yelp - nice work y'all! It was delicious. All their ingredients are clearly fresh including their bread. We also asked for them to cut our sandwich in half and it was just right for two people.

This is definitely a famous spot for sandwiches in Florence. Take this review with a grain of salt,…read moresince I didn't order the most famous sandwich, but one I thought I would like the best flavor wise. The bread was flavorful but very hard. After my second bite my jaw hurt from chewing. I really enjoyed the sauces the put on my sandwich. I would say from the three sandwiches my friends and I ordered, the spreads/sauces on all of them were our favorite part. The line moves fast, so if you do decide to go don't be intimidated by it. Overall, the sandwich was a 6/10.

All was phenomenal. Food amazing. Atmosphere cozy. Service beyond great. If you are in Parma come…read morehere to eat. THE BEST.

The salad is very good, And when in Italy there is no other options for a salad dressing but olive…read moreoil and balsamic vineggarette. salad alone makes you really full. Then the main course served was supposedly roast beef but really dry and there is nothing special about it. The dessert is good but then again nothing special. There are 48 of us who went to this restaurant and we can tell they are not used to catering for a lot of people coz some of the servers can be mean. it takes time for them to serve ice. (NB: don't expect to be given ice while in Italy, in every restaurant we've been to Ice isn't usual, they always ran out) The restaurant is clean and located in a quaint area of Parma. They offer lots of choices in their menu and maybe we just didn't order the right one.