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Our culinary Italian tour continues with delicious Florence…
Coquinarius (Via
delle Oche 15r): Ths spot is perfect for a light, quick lunch in the center
of town. Crostani,, salads, and seasonal pastas are the stalwars of this
conventiently located and price friendly restuaruant that is one of the feq
places in town that is open ALL DAY!
Cibreo Teatro del
Sale (Via dei Macci 111r): perfect spot for a casual dinner at one of the
most well regarded restaurants in Florcence. Cibreo is part of the Fabio Picci
empire; you’ll find no pastas here, only soups and vegetable dishes. Oh and
heavenly chocolate mousse.
Il Rifrullo (Via di
San Niccolo 55r): for breakfast, lunch and wine- this is the place to enjoy
on a beautiful spring or summer day. The restuaruant has a beautiful terrace
and is located in the picturesque San Niccolo neighborhood and is a perfect
stop after braving the hike up to Pizzale Michaelangelo. Breakfast is a classic
Italian cornetti and lunch is standard pastas and light salads.
Trattoria Mario (Via
Rosina 2r): are you looking for Tuscan classics in a rustic setting? This
is your place; located next to the San Lorenzo market, Mario takes pride in its
original offerings- ribollita, bistecca fiorentina and tagliatelle al ragu.
Café degli Artigiani
(Via dello Sprine 16): a quaint country house planted in the middle of
Florence with extremely sensible prices; fresh salads and sandwhiches flanked
by Tuscan specialities such as pappa al pomodoro.
La Casalinga (Via de
Michelozzi 9r): located right next to Piazza Santo Spirito, this homey and
boisterous trattoria has a varied menu to fit all tastes. We highly recommend
the roast chicken and whatever fresh dessert is on the daily menu.
Il Santo Bevitore
(Via di Santo Sprito 64r): this cozy, wine-centric eatery with a menu of
traditional meets modern Tuscan dishes is known for their amazing soups and
desserts.
Osteria Pepo (Via
Rosina 6r): just steps from the Accademia Gallery, this neo-rustic
restaurant serves Florentine classics like ribollita, followed by meat direct
from the San Lorenzo market.
It Ristoro dei
Perditempo (Borgo San Jacopo 48r): ideal for a quick lunch; great selection
of cheeses and cured meats, the food quality is fantastic, and with a view
right across from the Ponte Vecchio, this spot is a must for foodies.
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