This review is way overdue. We were here in September of 2019 …read more.. After seeing chef Fabio Picchi on Somebody feed Phil I made a mental note to check out his restaurants while in Italy. The first night my husband and I got to Florence we decided to try our luck and see if we can get in to Circo Lo Teatro del Sale for dinner. And sure enough we got in. I was so excited for this experience. The staff was very friendly and helpful. One of the hostesses went out of her way to find us a small table cause the place was so full and mostly communal tables. The food was delicious. Everything we ate was flavorful, perfectly cooked and seasoned. We really enjoyed our dinner, we even met the chef in person. Unfortunately last year he passed away and it was heartbreaking. I'm very thankful that I got to taste his amazing food at this place and also his other restaurant Cibreo. Both places were amazing.

Have to try it. They have so much things to try. All kinds of great food that you will only see…read morein Florence. The food was great. You have to become a member of the club, though. And pay attention to when the new dishes come out. They'll call it out and everyone rushes to the line to get it. It's a bit chaotic, but worth it (and there is plenty of food). It's about €32/per person +€7 membership fee. You get endless water, wine, and coffee.

I had absolutely no idea that they held actual performances in this theater. After seeing some…read moreawesome pictures from my fellow yelpers I feel a little cheated LOL. Anyhow this is an amazing historical place regardless of whether you are here to see a concert or just to walk around the grounds and take pictures like we did. It is so serene here. One thing I do not like is the fact that they charge you I believe 7€ per person just to come in and look around. I understood it at that time because I thought it was an historical site, and the money to maintain the place, which truthfully doesn't look very maintained, judging by the tall weed all over the place. Now that I know they hold actual performances there I feel cheated. It is still a very good place to walk around for a bit and take pictures. The view of the city from here is amazing though, you cannot put a price tag on that!

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!

The secret is to go to their private shop on the second floor, not their tourist shop on the…read morebridge. The private shop is cool (the men enjoyed the AC while we shopped), spacious, and quiet. Some specialty pieces are only available here, and it's fun have Alessandro talk you through the provenance, inspiration, and history of some of the pieces he made or of artisans they showcase. I looooove the Alessio Boschi necklace I discovered here, it's one of a kind, and not something I saw at any of the millions of other shops/storefronts we checked out. And his dog is adorable.

This museum would be better described as a jewelry museum, sort of. It's a small, single room space…read morewhere you enter right off the street like a regular store. It is free to enter, with nicely displayed work that is a cross between jewelry and sculpture. His work would suggest ceremonial objects (some contain crystals or gems, female forms, and the occasional unicorn) or props for a Jules Verne movie. One large sculpture has a functioning Tesla 'bobbin' that released little electric bolts. Interesting and unusual.

The best restaurant I've been to in Florence by FAR. It's hidden in a garden with gorgeous lights…read moreand an amazing atmosphere. The restaurant itself is in a renovated greenhouse with lots of exotic plants throughout the restaurant. Great music and it is open until 2 am so the later it gets the more it turns into a club! The food was also incredible every single thing we got was 10/10 amazing. Great cocktails too and the owner was so sweet and gave us free drinks! Would highly highly recommend!

This place is a wonderful hidden garden! Great music, atmosphere, food, drinks and people! I love…read morelove this place!!

Such a romantic and cozy concept. The English book selections weren't bad, grab a book and get a…read morefew pages in while enjoying the AC. Keep in mind you would need to make a purchase in order to go upstairs or use the bathroom.

This theatre turned bookstore is the coolest tourist destination in Florence! If you love books and…read moretheatres. It's beautiful inside. It's a great spot to rest your feet and use the restroom with a purchase. Moulin Rouge was playing while I picked up a new book! Prices are very reasonable for new books too. Even better than in the USA.

I'd give anything to be here right now instead of inside during week 8 of social distancing…read more We came to this cafe every day when we stayed in Florence. We were a quick walk across the river. I'd get 2-3 cappuccinos because I need a lot of caffeine in the morning. Plus the pastries. My god. Italian breakfasts are my kryptonite. The service was rude. Who gives a shit! On our last day the bartender asked me where I was from and when I said NJ outside of NY she became nice and gave me free stuff. Thanks lady!

Came here because I needed to pause my exploring for an afternoon coffee. I had read about this…read moreplace as having a unique interior and decor, and I would say it was pretty hipster inside. I wasn't in the mood for a drink at this time of day, but the drink prices were very reasonable, and there was some nice outdoor seating in the square of Santo Spirito.