Fell in Love! I and…read moremy girlfriend were in Rome and we wanted to go to Florence for one day. The train tickets were quite expensive (about 100 euro for one person), so decided to rent a car and drive there. After a while, we started looking for someplace to get coffee and I found in yelp this beautiful place was ahead of us in just a couple of miles. It's a very quiet and small Italian city where you will not find any tourists. Narrow streets, with a stunning view to Toscana. We liked this place so much, so I even offered my girlfriend to stay here. Caffe Venezia is a small cafeteria where you will find anything you want. Here you can have your breakfast, brunch, or lunch and the prices are three times cheaper then in Roma or any other big cities. The owner was a very polite and nice guy.

This place was a breathe of fresh air from all the touristy places we had been to in other cities…read morein Italy. The food was delicious and made with fresh ingredients. The restaurant has that Italian feel I was hoping to experience and I'm glad we discovered it. Also the owner was super nice and very welcoming! We loved this place!

The food is absolutely phenomenal. Everything was good…read more Service was only slightly slow (by New York standards), but average for Italy. Ambiance is very Etruscan, and very traditional. We had medieval soup, prior to western food items like potatoes, tomatoes, and chocolate. Really, really good with spices, imported by Marco Polo. The local wine (Chianti) is awesome, particularly the 2015-2016 year variety.

If you are looking for something other than pizza & pasta, try La Solita Zuppa! Seasonal specials…read moreincluding a variety of soups, vegetable and meat dishes...Charming interior as well as exterior patio seating!

Finally a place where you can have a great meal. The homemade pici pasta is amazing! The service is…read morewhat you hope to get. Friendly and effective. The outdoor setting is also a plus. Looking for a quaint and quite place to have lunch? This is it! Hands down!

After a week of mediocre food in central Italy (yes, really) it was reassuring to at last find such…read morean outstanding restaurant and wine bar. We enjoyed lunch on their small but charming and shady outdoor patio in the central piazza after visiting the excellent Etruscan museum there in Chiusi. It was hands down the best food and wine of our entire trip. Interesting and diverse menu and an excellent wine list. Prices were reasonable, especially for the quality. Service was warm and friendly. Not to be missed!

Diner was good , but like in the reviews from google .... When we get the bill... there was a…read moremistake in the price of the wine .... It seems that it was not the first time ... there were only 3 tables occupied on a Sunday evening ???? No atmosphere..... but what we eat was good ...except the bread was old !

Best kept secret in this idyllic corner of Southern Tuscany. We'd never have found it, but for a…read morestrong recommendation from a local. It's set in the middle of fields, next to a tiny hotel. Wonderful Tuscan food, incredibly friendly staff (some of whom speak good English), small but interesting wine list and exceptional value. We had two Sunday lunches there for two parties of 6 and 8 respectively. Everyone gave it rave reviews and would return.