Cute bakery with excellent pastries, small plates, and a lovely courtyard out back to sit with your…read morefood and coffee. Add to that reasonable prices, prompt service (courtesy of the friendly staff,) and you end up with this little gem of a spot you won't want to miss. All the stars.

During a 5 week stay in Italy, I stopped here to purchase some yummy desserts for a dinner party at…read moremy Italian friend's home. I selected this bakery because it had good reviews and was only a couple blocks from my apartment. When I arrived at my friend's with an armload of Mama's goodies they said, "Oh, you went to the American bakery!" Me : Huh? I did? Of course I (an American) had somehow stumbled into probably the only American bakery in Florence. (To be fair, they may bake a lot of American style treats, but it is staffed and frequented by mostly locals. The cashier graciously went and found the one staff member who spoke English to help me. Very kind.) I had ordered about a dozen different items - cookies, brownies, pies - and we all had a great time sampling them after dinner. Every single one was absolutely delicious! B O T T O M L I N E : Go! Cozy spot, lots of seating, great food, and friendly staff!

We spend two weeks plus in the Oltrarno during February each year and S. Forno is a regular stop…read morefor a loaf of bread or a quick lunch....especially when porchetta is on the blackboard! Always friendly and helpful even with our limited Italian ability. Stop by, pull up a chair and enjoy!!

I love trying different pastries / desserts while traveling ! Worth a stop even pickup some…read morepistachio souvenir n cookies back to US to try !

Really cute ambiance outdoors playing music from the 2000's. Vast menu for drinks, coffee, etc,…read morewith great pastries. Apparently they do a coffee school or you can book out a barista for 90 mins for 70 Euros for a 2 person session, so it would be a great experience for coffee lovers. Got the matcha latte which is made with ceremonial matcha and also got an iced lemon tea. Both were 10/10 and absolutely would get again. Plus, they have really nice bathrooms equipped with a baby changing table!

The strawberry matcha is delightful! I wasn't a fan of the club sandwich but the sweet potato fries…read morewere fresh and perfectly crispy. The eggs Benedict looked so cute and round. The waiters were so friendly and apologetic for a short delay in our food arriving. We loved the indoor outdoor vibe of the covered patio at the piazza ferrucci location - perfect temperature on a fall day. I'll be back!

11,50 EUR for a red wine (not good), a bunch of chips and a simple packaged ice cream !!!…read moreI'm Italian, but I think the waiter (a middle age man) ask me that price because I was there with my American girlfriend. No receipt! Moreover, you must like smog and chaos if you plan to stay there.

Absolutely love this bar! It's very Italian with a ton of locals. The coffee and pastries were…read moredelicious! The lady who owns this bar is so nice and got to know my friend and I very well while we were studying abroad here. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a daily coffee shop and a way to practice your Italian!

Oro nero è un vero gioiello di negozio. Una piccola grande realtà dove un ottimo prodotto è un…read moresapiente commerciante si uniscono.

Oh, Oronero. How I loved you! This little tea shop is everything you want a tea shop to be…read more There are rows of loose leaf teas in a variety of flavors-- and they're kept in gorgeous black tins. You can smell samples to find your favorite or flip through the impressive menu. You can order a cup of tea or buy loose leaf to take home. Loose leaf tea is sold by weight (grams), and the prices were very fair. I spent roughly €13 on 150 grams of tea and one tea tin (€3) that held 50 of it. (The rest went into provided containers.) All of it traveled home well and made for tasty tea times! The shop also has a variety of chocolates and tea cookies. Everything looked amazing! And the owner was so warm and welcoming. I will make OroNero a must visit on my next trip to Florence and if you're a tea drinker, you should, too!

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

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.

(halfway through our Italy visit...Firenze!)…read more It was hot, my feet were hurting and Europe milk tea curiosity got to me so San Tea House we found l o l Indoor + Outdoor dining is available but it does fill up quickly since shop isn't very big and a good amount of customers dine-in with a laptop too to do work Oolong Milk Tea and Mango Green Tea -- yum and refreshing, quenched the thirst and for Europe, not bad, not bad at all haha They offer wifi too~

Came in with my sister who grabbed a table while I ordered. The woman behind the counter told me…read moreover Google translate that this was "regrettable behavior" and "extremely rude". I apologised profusely called my sister over to order only to get my hand swatted away when I tried to pay for her. She proceeded to double charge me.

Cute tea shop run with passion by Marcela. Good for rare tea shopping, afternnon relaxing stop and…read moretasting, organize a party or a "tea experience" Delizioso piccolo shop di Tè a Firenze, di fronte a Boboli. Gestito con cura e passione dall'argentina Marcela organizza anche corsi e degustazioni. Ideale per comprare tè rari, fermarsi durante una passeggiata pomeridiana, organizzare un pomeriggio diverso.

I was very happy to discover a new tea store in Florence. Marcela does a fantastic job offering a…read morewide selection of specialty teas. The store is really cute and cozy, it's a perfect place to stop in and have tea, especially in these chilly winter days. I purchased two teas, the first one called "breathe" that has a strong minty taste, it's fantastic to wake you up in the morning or if you are suffering from a cough. I also purchased "Cecilia's mood" that has a strong chocolate-y flavor and is really good. I will be returning soon to stock up on more tea... Thank You Marcela !

Great coffee. Small, cute place. Right next to the more touristy Ditta Artigianale- don't mix them…read moreup! Ditta is good for expensive speciality drinks but their cappuccino cannot compare to here.

Place had no line and gave us attitude when we came in to order. Then she proceeded to put no brown…read moresugar in my brown sugar latte. When i asked the barista if she could put brown sugar she pointed to the packets and told me to do it myself. On top of everything latte tasted horrible. 0/10 no wonder the place in front has a line and they dont.

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.