Tons of books here and staff that answers all of your questions about finding the right book. It's…read morea bit cramped in here, but bearable. They have a restroom that has a code--you can use it if you buy something.

Awesome bookshop in Florence, with a superb range of titles, including English material. Check out…read morethe RED cafe too. Late opening, with free WifI it's a firm favourite with locals and tourists alike. Thankfully it is mostly the former. Quiet, gracious, spacious, great coffee, food. Browse the books, have a coffee, meet up!

it was terrible. The staff is rude. I was treated with poor customer service. its over priced and…read moremuggy. it even smells like mildew by the wooden "coffee" section.

I love this place!!! Over my past semester studying abroad Todo Modo has been my go to study spot…read more It is the perfect place to go to do school work, read a book, or catch up with friends. You can order coffee, drinks, or snacks while studying for a good refreshment. It's also a really cute book store that sells both Italian and English books. The aesthetic is very calming and one of my favorite places in Florence! Definitely a must place to check out!

This was such a find on our trip. They had the most delicious coffee, amazing pastries- including…read moregluten free ones- and fantastic service. We enjoyed eating here outside in the morning and soaking in the magic of Firenze..

Amazing coffee art and attentive staff! When I come back to Florence, I will be making a stop here…read morefor breakfast and a cappuccino for sure!

I loved this store and was so happy to find it when I googled Firenze esoterica... better yet they…read morewere open on Sunday! We bought a couple decks of Italian tarot cards, some crystals and a couple sticks of Palo Santo. Mauro & Elena were lovely and helpful. What a delight to be in the store.

STORY TIME! Well before I go too wild, this bookstore is gargantuan and beautiful and if you're in…read moreFlorence you should absolutely visit. Have a small-ish section for English titles as well. If you stop reading here that's fine I still love you: I'm big on omens and firmly believe that when you're living right, one thing just leads to another. The other day, I was walking out of the Uffizi (read that review if you dare) and was just flooded with inspiration for how talented those artists were and how much they got done. In the gift shop on the way out, the book "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius was looking at me so crazy. I remembered a friend, and to be honest I can't even remember which one, recommended it to me saying it was a fantastic read. I picked it up and thumbed through it. "Hm, maybe this is an omen" I thought to myself. I turned it around and saw the 25 euro price tag and was like damn. My pockets are on featherweight. After spending about 5 minutes debating if I should buy it, I opted not to as I had just spent 60 euro on the tour and had dinners and other tours looming over my Chase account with a scythe. Big mistake. Over the next 24 hours, I could not stop thinking about that book. I looked into the back story of it more and he wrote it to himself with absolutely 0 intention of ever publishing it. It was like his personal journal on philosophy. I allegedly downloaded a PDF copy from a dark corner of the internet, and read a bit. Once I read the quote "often injustice lies in what you aren't doing, not only in what you are doing" I was sold. I now needed the physical book in hand. But how? I'm not going to pay 30 euro to get back into the Uffizi just to pay 25 euro to buy it. I can't imagine bookstores here have a large English selection. I looked up bookstores in the area and saw this place, setting off on a hero's journey. After weaving in and out of large tourist groups like a prime Reggie Bush, I set foot in here. This place is HUGE! A vast selection that just seemingly has corridor after corridor. After talking a full lap, I didn't see one book in English. As I was heading for the exit, I saw one little section for English books. HOPE! After thoroughly scanning for about 20 minutes, I didn't see anything even closely related to "Meditations." Much to my social anxiety's chagrin, it was time to ask for help. Yeah I could have asked for help earlier, but asking for help in an Italian Bookstore for a book written in English, while not speaking a lick of Italian had my hands sweating. I'm really shy hehe. Anyways, I pull up a picture of the book and ask if they have it in English. He walks me to the section I was just in for 20 minutes, and scans for a bit and looks at me and shakes his head. Defeat. I lick my wounds by looking at other titles, as I do want to read something since I have another week out here. I scan for another 5-10 minutes, and don't really see much that gets me out of bed. I pull "A Room of One's Own" by Virginia Woolf off the shelf, and flip it to the back. There is a list of Penguin's Recommended books, and sure enough "Meditations" is #2 of 20. The universe is just teasing me now. I put the book back and look down at my feet in one last half-court heave of hope before heading out, and there it is. Hiding in plain site this whole time. The only copy left. BABY WE DONE IT! I ended up buying both books, as I wouldn't be here without my girl Virginia Woolf.

Do not buy from them. I ordered 3 books, several dvd's and a…read moreMoleskine planner. I received everything except the planner. I contacted them asking to send me another planner and they answered that it was impossible because the code was different. What??? They reimbursed the money for the planner and told me that I had to place a new order and pay the shipping cost again. UNBELIVABLE. Why should I pay for their mistake? I will not buy from them anymore.

I was in Florence on vacation followed by a conference. I needed a cell phone to use here and that…read moreI could take back to the states with me. I was out walking and saw the dischi Alberti on B.go. S. Lorenzo and went in. I bought a LG Smart phone on sale and they set up the whole thing for me. Two days later I went back to get a larger memory card and to find out how much of my data plan I had. They were extremely helpful. They do speak English. I did not go into the music side of the store so don't know what that was like.

From the owner: Dischi Fenice nasce dalle ceneri del negozio "Disclub" (allora in Piazza S.Marco), per 30 anni…read morepunto di riferimento della vita musicale cittadina e luogo di incontro di artisti e musicisti. Apre nel 1993 con la gestione della figlia di Giorgio Venturi, Silvia, insieme ad un piccolo, ma agguerrito, gruppo di validi collaboratori. Col passare degli anni la fama si è allargata, grazie alla gestione di personale competente e appassionato, il passaparola tra clienti ha iniziato a dare i suoi frutti, l'assortimento è diventato da negozio di riferimento su tutto il territorio nazionale ed il negozio è definitivamente entrato nel cuore di tutti gli appassionati di musica classica. La crisi del settore (con la grande concorrenza di: musica liquida, copie illegali, acquisti esclusivamente on-line) viene quotidianamente combattuta offrendo un servizio diversificato: - politica di prezzi equilibrata; - moltissima attenzione ad offerte e promozioni; - ordinazioni personalizzate per i clienti e possibilità di spedizioni internazionali; - newsletter settimanali con vantaggiose proposte d'acquisto; - affiancamento di gadget, libri e piccole selezioni di prodotti alimentari di aziende locali al materiale fonografico; - collaborazione con i teatri di Firenze (gestione punto vendita per il Bookshop del Teatro del Maggio, per gli Amici della Musica al teatro della Pergola, per l'ORT al Teatro Verdi).