This place has great pizza and super fast service. It is not located inside the old city walls, but…read moreit is close to the train station. When we arrived, we were given the disclaimer that they barely spoke English, but we communicated quite well. We couldn't help but notice all of the pizza awards on the walls. It doesn't have the greatest ambience, but with food that good, who cares. My husband had calzone and I had a pizza. Both were wonderful. You will be happy of you visit this establishment.

I ate there alone and enjoyed it. Cozy little place. I got this pizza with anchovies and capers and…read morea carafe of red wine. Very good quality and also affordable.

We found this place and it was perfect! We could only share a pizza because we had other dinner…read moreplans, and it was worth it! For value, taste, atmosphere-- everything was great!

We happened upon this restaurant by accident. Had stopped in Rassina, hungry from a long drive…read more We came in from the alley entrance, and were a bit concerned that there were no diners at the tables. But as it turned out, the best area of the restaurant on a warm evening is the large patio area in the back - and this area was filled with people. The owner / head chef, Lorenzo, along with his staff are very skilled and offer such warm service. The dinner felt more like being a part of a family event than going to a restaurant. The menu offers wonderfully prepared examples of Tuscan cooking - and an impressive selection of wines. I highly recommend a visit to Il Toscano.

The best pizza so far since arriving in Italy a week ago. Nice outdoor seating, friendly staff…read more Quick service. Just delicious!!

Wow this place was worth the search! We read reviews and when we finally followed the map realized…read morewe'd walked past several times already. We stopped and got the MooMoo and Picante pizza. Both were amazing and like $14-15 euros. The wine was $9 and the service was fast. We sat outside in a cute square with birds flying overhead. We've spent a lot eating on this trip and a little, some of the less expensive restaurants are just as tasty and twice as fun. Hit Pienza and try this spot. We didn't have our kids with us but it's also perfect for families.

The best pizza in Tuscany…read more I came here on a summer night and it felt like a foreign film; Italian families dining amongst the rolling hills of Tuscany, toasting one another with wine and generally enjoying life in a way that's somehow so effortless in Italy when the weather is warm. My Florentine companions tried to keep the constituent ingredients of the lardo pizza from me, thinking that I might be turned off by cured strips of fatback. (Boy, were they wrong!) When I squeezed the secret out of them I was even more excited to eat this pizza (which you should not miss). One of the most magical nights I've spent in Italy was dinner at Palazzo Pretorio. Absolutely worth the short trip from the center of Florence!

This charming restaurant tucked into a side alley of one of Chianti's most picturesque villages,…read moreSan Donato in Poggio, has a wonderful terrace overlooking a gorgeous view of the Tuscan hills. The menu is by and large neopolitan, which is fine by me because I happen to love the food of the South and it's a welcome change from the local fare. This is the best - I repeat: The Best Pizza in the entire area, bar none. If pizza is your thing, this is your place when you are in Chianti! My only criticism here is the service. While Giovanni, the pizziaiuolo, is an artist and all 'round great guy, the waitresses are slow and about as disineterested as can be. Try and get one of them to even pretend she cares! If the owners could clamp down on them, they'd have a perfect spot here (and 5 stars from me!)

I speak no Italian, but Mario communicated well and his creations are amazing! I went there a few…read moretimes and had some of the best pizza that I have ever had! I would highly recommend! Mario is the best!! I hope to go back again soon!!

Pizza was amazing, server was welcoming and attentive and wanted our business. Dined outdoors which…read morewas perfect on a beautiful Tuscan evening.

Pizza was the best we have had in Italy. Good service, outdoor area that was very comfortable for…read moredinner at 9:30 pm. One of our group ordered a burger and gave it a thumbs up. Funny name - good food that was reasonably priced.

You MUST eat here! Our only sorrow is we found it late in our stay and only ate there two nights…read more Don't worry about parking, you can double stack in the three places next to it. They will move the cars for you. OK the food: Most is sourced locally, the beef is dry aged 30 days, and is so tender. The filet is not mignon, but a sirloin filet and super flavorful. The sausages with white beans is outstanding. The house wine is local, and really all you need is, although they have a great selection. They will explain every item on the menu In detail if you wish. The Caprese salad has specially sourced Buffalo mozzarella, ask the waiter about it. Very very good! Again, it will be your loss if you don't go here at least once.

This restaurant is just outside of the wall, but easy to walk to. During a week-long stay we ate…read morein many great places within the wall. This place may be my favorite place we tried. The service was crisp, interesting, and engaging. Our first experience was two take-away pizzas for $20. They were delicious, so we went back for a sit down. We elected to eat in the cozy upstairs dining room, but we offered outside seating. The large screen TV was playing a concert from the national orchestra. Our guy was very interested in the concert and explained some of the components. It was very interesting. The two mains were delicious! We had a half liter of house white and a half liter of rosso. Both were locally sourced and spot on. $52 got us out the door! The prices in all of Tuscany for food is so much lower than the states. Expect to pay half in a restaurant and 1/3 less in grocery stores.