At the train station. Needed a quick bite before we headed to Florence and Burger King delivered!…read moreAfter getting sub par Italian food I was like my god let us get this America. Fast food! lol It tasted just like the Burger King back home. Supreme taste! That little bacon double cheeseburger was phenomenal! The fries were exceptionally good! I'll definitely give them five stars! Lots of local Italians eat here too.

Restart hip crab, sound, quick snack, and coffee. Kiosks are available to place the order. And then…read moreyou pick up the order at the counter. We ordered some fries and espresso. then one only got the coffee without any milk, as the staff said, they ran out of milk. Didn't even bother to cancel the order. It's not a great place to shop.

Visit this restaurant twice on my visit. Lazanai and pizza each time calamari food was great.. the…read morecustomer service was out standing. Though the second visit it was slower then molasses. The restaurant had out decorations.

Bondi Le Focaccine is a great little spot to grab a quick lunch while walking around Florence. It's…read moreright by the market area with all the leather vendors, so it's definitely in a very touristy and busy part of town. The place itself is pretty small, with maybe eight tables or so. They serve a bunch of different focaccia sandwiches with cheeses, meats, spreads, and other toppings. They also have slices of pizza and other options that they'll heat up and turn into sandwiches for you. Everything we had was really good, especially for how inexpensive it was. The staff didn't seem to speak a ton of English, but it was still very easy to order, and the menu was simple enough for an English speaker to understand. Overall, it's a great little stopping point if you're walking around the market and want something cheap, quick, and good. Nothing fancy, but exactly what you want from a little focaccia shop in Florence.

My husband and I were lucky to have come here as a second option, when the first option (a food…read morepork tripe food truck seen on Tucci's show) was closed for the day. We had walked passed this establishment, and I noticed it said "pulled pork" and that peaked my interest. I fancied the idea of pulled pork because how I associate it with barbeque pulled pork back home. The service here was great. The owners seemed to have the traditional Italian personality and family treatment towards their customers. I was sold immediately. It's an overall nice sandwich shop with some seating in the entrance area and more upstairs. I liked how intimate it felt. Now the foccacia sandwich was phenomenal. The pulled pork was well-seasoned with onions and peppers and the pesto sauce was an excellent touch. I wished I could find something like this back in the states. A healthier sauce alternative to mayonnaise.

We stumbled on Il Cernacchino after visiting the Uffizi. There are longer lines at other places for…read morea foccacia sandwich, but walk right by them. I had the Papillon, a vegan option with carmleized onions, red peppers, zucchini and salad. Unbelievable. We had other things as well, but for the vegan's out there this is a must. People working there are incredibly friendly and the shop has a cute second floor where you can sit down to eat and rest. Don't miss. We didn't and came back the second day.

The sweet and spicy chicken is good but I think the deep fried vegetables deserve a mention also…read more The vegetables were had a lot of spice but not hot spicy. I think we had made a mistake in the order and he had given us an order we had canceled. The waiter was very gracious and took the order away. No problems. I would recommend to go here for something different. Almost all the clients here were Koreans. Still a great place to eat something lite.

The best Korean fried chicken I've had anywhere. Delicious soya barbecued chicken. So crispy and…read moreflavorful and came out piping hot with perfect potato chips just the right combination of crispy and full. Be aware that they only serve chicken with salad. No other real options.

Didn't wanna go back over the river for dinner, so sought a more neighborhood type place and this…read moreis it! I had basic beef & potatoes which I enjoyed immensely. Half carafe of house Chianti was modest but robust. Seems a place for locals, but we found camaraderie with our servers easy to achieve. FIVE STARS!!

This place ended up being one of the highlights of our entire trip to Italy. The food and…read moreexperience were incredible. Our taxi driver was complaining about all the overpriced steaks in the city and recommended this spot. It's not touristy. The steak was good. The owner, Christian, was great. He was proud of his menu, spoke English, and was happy to guide us through his menu.

Generous sandwiches with amazing and fresh taste! I got the Summer sandwich with cheese,…read moreprosciutto, pesto and tomato, and it was amazing! I don't even like tomatoes, but the one on the sandwich was amazing. The service was good with efficient and friendly staff and it had a fresh and clean, fast casual ambiance. I highly recommend.

Food: I really thought I was going to love this place, but it was such a big disappointment. The…read morebread was too hard and crispy, and the meat was a bit chewy. There's definitely better panini options in Florence and a bit cheaper. Service: Friendly staff. Ambiance: Love that it gives an almost "hidden gem" spot as it's away from major tourist attractions. They also have several indoor seating, which is a plus.

Oh, the Oil Shoppe. As a backpacker, it was my go-to for a cheap bite, and a return trip 8 years…read morelater did not disappoint. Yes, you will be surrounded by hungover, 20-year-old Americans ordering iced coffees and reliving last night's escapades. But then you'll have another bite of a perfectly made, fresh ingredient filled sandwich on crunchy, focaccia-esque bread & order another 2 Euro plastic cup of vino rosso and you'll get over it. The #8 (prosciutto, arugula and truffle sauce) is my favorite, but whatever you order, you'll leave happy.

This location has been closed since 2021. But I will write a review anyway because I really want…read morepeople to know my honest opinion from years ago. I'll list the positives first: Their avocado iced coffee is their best menu item. The sandwiches tasted okay, but the owner skimped on ingredients to keep the costs down. The place was clean and cozy, at least. The negatives: And as other reviewers have said in the far past, the quality was low and caters to a lot of American students. The owner was also a prissy pants. He would smile at customers, but if a customer pissed him off or inadvertently offended him in some way, he'd talk crap about them in Italian. In other review sites, he'd respond any critical review with such vitriol. I'd never want to eat at a restaurant from such a man like that, which is why I'm glad they closed down four years ago. They've been replaced by a Japanese restaurant that looks like it has nicer food than this sandwich shop ever had. It's too bad that I never got to try the Oil Shoppe under its previous owner over a decade ago. :(

Great food. Got the 8€ lasagna and tiramisu. Good prices, nice seating in the front and outsideread more

Found this place after visiting the Compiti Flea Market. My friends and I were starving and in dire…read moreneed of some form of sustenance- luckily we found College. It's very strange because the entrance looks sort of like an alley way, which can be off putting for some individuals. My friend, Tiffany, ordered a lasagna which was very flavorful, meaty, and filling. I, on the other hand, ordered a truffle sandwich with salami which was really distinctive and delicious due to the freshness of the ingredients and the warmth of the bread. One concern, despite its cute underground feel, is that there isn't much space- which results in a bit of standing around. Once you get passed the initial awkwardness of finding a reasonable place to remain stationary whilst allowing those around you to move- you'll be fine. We managed to nab a table near the front after 5 minutes of watching the workers masterfully create sandwiches. All in all, definitely will look for this hidden gem the next time I venture out into town.