We came here a few times. Great customer service. Their torta della nonna was excellent. Great…read moreplace to sit down and enjoy a quick bite.

This is a little hole in the wall and only one barista. She's efficient and all by herself but is…read morefast and serves a lot of people. We sat down for some lattes and pastries and she must've served at least 20 people in that short time.

Great coffee and place to relax. Loved the fennel soup. Space upstairs and outside.read more

They make you pay 1.5 euro per person if you want to sit at a table. The coffee was refreshing…read moresince it was iced but very small, only about 10 tiny sips

Cappuccino, pastry Very good, service good, friendly…read more And was located close to our hotel,

Super excited about this new American-style cafe..it's a good thing it's not near my house or I…read morethink I would be having iced coffee twice a day, every day! Centrally located, it's downstairs in the shopping area of the main SMN train station, at the entrance near the Tram. I tried the hazelnut iced coffee (€3) and it was blended up with ice, topped with fresh whipped cream, caramel sauce and a sprinkling of nuts on top. A coffee lovers dream. I am so happy to have found a place that does iced coffee the right way in Florence. They serve various flavored coffees, drinks, pastries, yogurt and granola, and yum sandwiches. A perfect place for a quick snack and coffee on-the-go!

Wonderful ambience, welcoming service and delicious coffee and breakfast. Loved the experience!read more

A very tourist friendly breakfast and coffee spot. They serve complimentary coffee the moment you…read moresit down. We're enticed by their cream-filled pistachio corneto and it didn't disappoint! They also have lots of American breakfast options and a variety of coffees. Service was fast and very friendly.

I spent a month in Florence in the fall of 2025 to attend an Art History class. I walked to class…read morefrom the tram stop by Santa Maria Novella train station, through centro and over the Arno. I'd walk right by Caffe' Fossi, and made it a routine in the morning to stop for a cappucciuno and cornetto (and fresh squeezed OJ on some days). Its a short walk from Santa Maria Novella Basilica. The staff are super friendly, coffee delicious, and the large windows slide open so that it feels very open air in the nice weather. This place feels like a local coffee shop (although a fair smattering of tourists stop in). I felt at home here, and welcomed, and loved their pastry/coffee options. I can't wait to come back next fall!

Our favorite breakfast spot in Florence- beautiful shop, tasty pastries and cappuccino, friendly…read morestaff who tolerated our terrible attempts at Italian.

Stopped in here really quick one afternoon and the service was great and fast! The vanilla latte…read morewas good no complaints. They had lots of pastries available but none gluten free.

great space to chill in on a hot day. the flat white here was good. ditta artigianeleread more

This is a cute, reasonably priced cafe. We grabbed a cappuccino and a vanilla iced latte, along…read morewith avocado and tomato toast. Each tasted great. It is on the smaller side so it gets pretty cozy once all the seats fill up with the line at the front.

Tiny lil spot that is definitely popular with tourists but the breakfast food was affordable and…read moreexactly what we needed!

Superb combo: wellness Zenzero shot, boost fresh juice energy drink and coconut water on ice. Felt…read moregreat all day Grazie mille

Staying near SMN and went out early for some coffee. Not too many places open but came across…read moreshake. 8th day in Italy and first time I saw option sizes for drinks (s-m-L) . Had the medium cappuccino and an Americano. Plus of course 2 cornettos. Best coffee I've had in Italy , no. But very good . Cornettos were fresh and tasty . $10 for all. I'll be back. Also good friendly service.

Don't come here for like a full breakfast, but a pastry and coffee quick morning for sure!…read more The kind man didn't charge us service fee since we came when it was kinda early and empty. The cafe americano was actually the best black coffee I've had whilst in Italy. Not too bitter, but perfect with my chocolate croissant. My friends got coffees with chocolate and creamer and ended with a hefty bill (like 8 euros for sandwich and that coffee) for breakfast.

Delicious, Fabulous. You pick your dish before sitting…read more Clever. 'Cause we eat with our eyes first. Flavorful. A new favorite. Grazie

Situated in the middle of a beautiful park next to the river, this was our first spot for food…read morevisiting in Florence and we loved it! The menu was mostly seafood, so I got the pasta with octopus and it was delicious. The service was quick, and the vibes of the area were all around great.

4.5 stars Santarosa Bistro looks and feels like a casual,…read morehipster cafe, but this seafood-focused restaurant is so much more! The plates here were all beautifully crafted, the atmosphere was so lively, and the service was extremely hospitable. As we waited for our table to be seated for dinner, the hostess brought us two free glasses of sparkling wine to enjoy! From the menu, we started with the black tagliolini pasta (made with cuttlefish ink) in a clam and zucchini cream sauce and topped with shaved bonito (smoked tuna). The tagliolini noodles weren't as al dente as I would've liked, but the light clam sauce and the bonito flakes made this a tasty dish. The piatto del giorno (dish of the day) was the one worth coming for--it came with four pieces of tender, meaty grilled octopus tentacles, along with a dark, umami oyster sauce and an airy, creamy parsnip foam, which added a nice acidity to the dish. The sauces and the foam were perfect for mopping up with the bread that came to the table, and this made for a really creative dish overall!