“You don’t need a silver fork to eat good food.” – Paul Prudhomme

Of course if you haven’t already guessed, I am a glutton for great food and good drinks. Enjoy!

Best Restaurants and Nightlife in Florence (2025 Edition) 

Florence is a city that knows how to eat and drink well and I am also someone who loves to do all of those things as well. From cozy trattorias serving Tuscan ribollita to rooftop cocktail bars with jaw-dropping Duomo views, there’s no shortage of unforgettable experiences here. But with so many options (and plenty of tourist traps), it can be tough to know where to go.

That’s why I put together this insider guide to the best restaurants, bars, and nightlife in Florence in 2025. I’ve lived in Florence for over 17 years, written for publications like The Infatuation and Travel & Leisure, and spend my free time scouting out new openings and revisiting old favorites.

Looking for more curated picks? You can also find me over at Saltete, where I’ve created a custom Florence guide full of my handpicked spots.

How Dining Works in Italy (Quick Tips)

• Mondays: many places close. Always have a plan B that’s open.

• Hours: typical service is 12:00–15:00 and 19:00–23:00. Early dinners before 19:00 are rare but there are a few places that are open all day (First floor of the Mercato Centrale in San lorenzo for example)

• Reservations: book popular spots in advance. If you can’t make it, cancel—it really helps small family businesses.

• Tipping: not required. Rounding up or leaving a small amount for standout service is appreciated.

• Kids: no formal “kids’ menus,” but you can ask for pasta in bianco (butter/oil, with/without parm) or a mezzo porzione (half portion).

• Bars/Cafés: expect different prices al banco (standing) vs al tavolo (table service), especially at historic cafés.

What’s New & Noteworthy

Fresh openings in Florence: the latest places to eat, drink, and experience the city’s evolving food scene

Alassio Restaurant — Sunday Brunch
Piazza Liberta area| Italian & International | $$–$$$
By the team behind Pitti Gola / Osteria della Enoteca. Chef Luca Marin (ex-Santo Bevitore) does polished comfort: beef tartare with seed mustard, wild-boar-stuffed ravioli, seasonal specials. Book ahead.
Address: Via di S. Niccolò, 39R | Phone: +39 055 709 7815

Il Gusto di Xinge — Creative Chinese from chef Xin Ge Liu
Viale Belfiore | Chinese, cocktails | $$–$$$
Bao, dim sum, smart drinks (the Paloma is great), and the city’s most buzzed-about Chinese kitchen. Gambero Rosso–recognized.
Address: Viale Belfiore, 2 | Good for: small groups, date night

Wild Buns — Scandinavian-style buns + top flat whites
San Frediano | Bakery/Coffee | $
Cardamom, cinnamon, lemon-poppyseed, plus sourdough sandwiches. Tiny space, huge flavor but they also are opening a new, larger space on VIa Giusti. Parent tip: bun + coffee before the Piazza Tasso playground for the Camaldoli location. You can also find their buns at the Hoxton Hotel
Address: Via di Camaldoli, 1/C | Days: Wed–Sun

My Favorite Lunch Spots in Florence

• Best Lunch Deal | The menu at Trattoria Giovanni at Via Sant’Agostino, 38 is impressively affordable and changes seasonally, for around 11 euros (though they may have raised their prices for 2017). Mon-Saturday (really) you can get this menu which includes a first course, second course, side and water in a pretty ambiance. Also on via del orto you will find two of my personal favorite lunch spots, Il Guscio (the winner) makes wonderful pasta prime and cheese tarts, It’s also a nice little sit-down place so you won’t feel rushed to leave. Trattoria Orto is also a close third for the lunch deals that feature a delicious and traditional Tuscan menu.
• Best Bakery | Light lunch, S.Forno, Via S. Monaca 3r, 50i24 Florence, Italy. Open 7:30-7:30pm. They are by far the best stop for bread, panini, cakes in a very interestedly high-vaulted ceiling bistro, by the visionaries of Il Santo Bevitore.
• Best Panino | Semel in Sant’ Ambrogio is an quintessential Florentine spot. Think cubby holes for your tiny wine glasses and small sandwiches with high-quality ingredients like anchovies, fennel and orange eaten standing up. You have to go here. Piazza Lorenzo Ghiberti 44/r.

• In San Lorenzo, Trattoria Sergio Gozzi (also known as ‘da sergio’)  is one of the best local options serving traditional Tuscan fare since 1915 , as reminded to me by my friend Coral of Curious Appetite. address: Piazza di San Lorenzo, 8R, 50123 Firenze
  Phone: +39 055 281941
• Teatro del Sale, is where it’s AT! Love this place for a variety of reason including the casual atmosphere served buffet style, abundance of (fantastic food). Cheap and wonderful, just go! address: Via dè Macci, 118.
• Refined Tuscan cuisine in a cozy, yet contemporary ambiance. There is a lot to love about family-run Zeb in San Niccolo, the seasonal menu, fresh pastas, and great people-watching from the bar, just make sure you make a reservation first. address: Via S. Miniato, 2/r, 50125 Firenze
• Casa del Vino, light lunch in the san lorenzo neighborhood. highly recommend if you enjoy tasty bruschetta and a cool wine list. Via dell’Ariento, 16/R, 50123 Firenze.
• Libreria Brac is a local favorite and my go-to for vegetable-packed mixed plates and nice wine.  It does the body good and the ambiance is great too. Via dei Vagellai, 18, 50122 Firenze make a reservation, they are always full. +39 055 094 4877
• Gluten-Free | Quinoa in  Piazza di Santa Maria Maggiore, 1 is a great spot for those who want to eat in a pretty little courtyard and are looking for a healthier option.
• Gilda’s Bistro in Sant’ambrogio is cozy and cool, with excellent quirky and classy down-home Italian food eatery in an area of town where you can be sure you’ll eat better. address: Piazza Lorenzo Ghiberti, 50122 Florence, Italy.
• For organic and local products, try Ristorante San Michele all’Arco for lunch on Via dell’Oriuolo, 3/red, 50122 Firenze. It’s close to ‘Lion’s Fountain’ and Ebys bar under an ancient arch not far from Santa Croce and Sant’Ambrogio. I love sitting here and watching the world go by, I recommend trying the ‘cinta senese’ if you are into pork products, it’s excellent here.

• Trattoria ‘Da Mario‘,  Via Rosina, 2, 50123 (san lorenzo neighborhood) famous and very crowded. Budget!
• The ‘Fancy Food Court’ with Tuscan specialties like lampredotto and fresh pasta, Mercato Centrale
• Trattoria Il Giova (for lunch or dinner) is awesome, fresh food and fun ambiance near one of my favorite piazzas in town.
• Trattoria Anita – set menu, decent local dishes (great if you are on a budget).
• For great local food – I really like this restaurant in Piazza Tasso – Al Tranvai (cute & tiny interior but very yummy traditional dishes). http://www.altranvai.it/home_inglese.html

Florence Street Food ‘Eat Like a Local’ 

Eating street food is a local pastime with dishes like ‘lampredotto’ and trippa’ being the stars of the show, don’t be squeamish, it’s good! I recommend trying these tasty panini at least once, don’t forget the ‘green sauce!’ you will thank me later. The best ones are Nerbone located in the ground floor of the central market in San Lorenzo.

Next up is the famous ‘trippaio del porcellino’ by owner Orazio, who owns a stand in Piazza del Mercato Nuovo. I also like the Sergio Pollini Lampredotto truck on via dei macci (sant’ambrogio neighborhood), plus one  located in the San Frediano neighborhood and Aurelio I’ Re Del Lampredotto further down.

Ps. For those who love outside eats, check out the Food Truck serving gourmet burgers along the river, La Toraia, Lungarno Cristoforo Colombo, 11 (Via del Campofiore), 50126 Florence Tuscany. Link here. 

Where To Go For Dinner in Florence

• Osteria dell’Enoteca | Bring the countryside Osteria into the city walls. I am hugely excited about this new opening on Via Romana. This new restaurant focuses on Tuscan food with a little flair and a special exclusive grilled meats and steak menu. The owners are from Enoteca Pitti Gola e Cantina just down the road and this place is set to be one of my favorite go-to Italian restaurants on the other side of the writer. Excellent fresh pasta as well, try the fave bean and pecorino cheese tortelli, baccala on polenta, and of course their signature steak. address: Via Romana, 70/r, 50125 Firenze. Best all around for food and ambiance.
• My go-to local lately is Il Guscio on via dell’orto on the other side of the river which has been around since 1986. They see Tuscan food, with interesting fish platters as well. I think the ambiance vs. quality is one of the best on this side of the river. When we have out-of-town visitors, we always take them here. Open Mon-Fri 12:30-2pm, 7:30-11pm. Only dinners on Saturday, address: Via dell’Orto, 49a.
• Thanks to Coral who arranged this place for my bachlorette party, I have discovered the lovely Club Culinario Toscano da Osvaldo located near piazza santa croce, which serves some of the best Italian food I’ve had in a long time. address: Piazza dei Peruzzi, 3R, 50122 Firenze, call for reservations: +39 055 217919.
• For good, hearty Tuscan food, I love taking people to Del Fagioli which is near piazza santa croce. The ambiance is quite typically Italian with lights that shine too bright but they have an excellent Florentine steak and nice wines. Get the steak. address:  Corso dei Tintori, 47-r, 50122 Firenze. 
• Il Santo Bevitore, Via di Santo Spirito, 64/66, Firenze. Despite the crowded wait, they provide a creative and interesting menu with, I rate this as quite good when it comes to consistently good food and ambiance. Head next door Il Santino for aperitivo before dinner which is almost even better..
• Slow Food | Culinaria Bistro is run by an association of people that promote slow food in Florence. You’ll find charcuterie platters and tajines. Piazza Tasso, 13R Florence, Italy (near Santo Spirito) CLOSED TUESDAYS.
• Refined Tuscan cuisine in a cozy, yet contemporary ambiance. There is a lot to love about family-run Zeb in San Niccolo, the seasonal menu and great people-watching from the bar, just make sure you make a reservation first. address: Via S. Miniato, 2/r, 50125 Firenze
• If I am looking for a nice steak in the center, I typically head to Buca Lapi. Quite literally ‘down below’ it serves up Tuscan food and its considered to be a real find but it is quite expensive. address: Via del Trebbio, 1r, 50123 Firenze
• One of the most fun places for Tuscan food without a doubt is I’Brindellone (a true no-frills experience), Piazza Piattellina (piazza carmine) – I adore this place for the rustic atmosphere and hearty food, think fried coccoli (dough), truffle pasta, fried artichokes, traditional platters such as ribollita, ravioli and pappa al pomodoro and of course steak. It’s always full of locals. Call for reservations +39 055 217879.
• Consider taking a taxi to Trattoria da Burde, one of my favorite places for true Tuscan food in Florence.  Go for the cheese platter and Florentine steak. The Gori brothers are well known around town and always offer a fun, satisfying experience. address: Via Pistoiese, 6/R, 50145 Firenze
• Teatro del Sale, address: Via dè Macci, 118 is an institution in Florence. Food is served buffet style, screamed from the kitchen as dishes are brought out as soon as the chefs can cook them. Romantic? Probably not. But it is most definitely fun and Florentine, check out what dinner shows they host every week.  see the program and more here.
• Just steps from the Uffizi is Buca dell’Orafo, which literally translates to “Goldsmith’s cave” which is what dining their sort of feels like. They serve up hearty Tuscan fare, homemade pasta, you know the drill. Reservations recommended. address: Volta dei Girolami 28, Florence, Italy. 
• Arà è Sud | Sicily meets Florence in this restaurant located on via della vigna vecchia. Here you can gorge on a myriad of Southern dishes from Italy’s biggest island which means plenty of fish, cannoli, and yes your arancini. It’s fantastic! — GO!
• Cocktails at Locale, the hottest spot on via delle seggiole, is a cocktail-connoisseurs dream! I had an excellent dark & stormy (made with Ginger beer) there recently. Naturally they don’t have a website or contact number, but I recommend just going. facebook. 
• Il Magazzino (for traditional Tuscan fare) in my beloved local piazza della passera and everything around this square is great!
• Ristorante Pane e Vino,  Piazza di Cestello, 3R, Firenze is one of my new favorites. Located in the oltrarno side of the city, the menu is creative and distinctive, oh and they make their pasta fresh in-house. I highly recommend getting a wine pairing, as their impressive wine list is fabulous, you can’t get wrong with this place!
• La Menagere, is the hottest new restaurant in Florence, on via de’ginori in the san lorenzo neighborhood. Go there for lunch, dinner, coffee, pick up flowers, it’s all concept and cool. I’ve tried both their aperitivo & tapas plus lunch and loved it all all! Read more here. 
• One of my new favorite restaurants in Florence – awesome outdoor garde, – awesome cheese & cured meat boards, you should try this restaurant. Beppe Fioraia Firenze.
• Trattoria Sostanza is a historical restaurant in the city serving up simple, delicious food like chicken infused with butter – yum!
• Cibreo trattoria and Teatro del Sale, very very good! Fabio is owner of all three of the Cibreo enterprises and runs it all extremely well, I prefer the trattoria (price wise) and Teatro del Sale is a lot of fun! Think awesome buffet with entertainment.

Traditional Tuscan

• Best Typical Spot (Lunch) In San Lorenzo | Sergio Gozzi, no frills Tuscan food at its best. Go with any daily special you see on the menu and get the polpette (they have meat in them) which will blow your mind, they are that good. Highly recommend if you are in the San lorenzo neighborhood. Open ONLY for lunch: 12:00-3:45pm. Piazza San Lorenzo, 8r, Firenze, Italia.
• Consider taking a taxi to Trattoria da Burde located near the airport and a tried and true spot for true Tuscan food in Florence. The menu is seasonal and right now (autumn) they are offering a delicious trio of Florentine soups excellent and interesting meat and wine options. The Gori brothers are well known around town and always offer a fun, satisfying experience. address: Via Pistoiese, 6/R, 50145 Firenze. Open ONLY for lunch except on Fridays. +39 055 317206
• Always a top spot, Del Fagioli is a favorite for both locals and visitors from abroad. Historical and family run, I go for the bistecca alla fiorentina (Florentine t-bone steak) and lardo crostini. Also ask about their daily desserts which are heaven. Book ahead as they tend to get popular. address: Corso dei Tintori, 47-r, 50122 Firenze
• Trattoria Camillo is a popular mainstay with white tablecloths and somewhat haphazard service on borgo san jacopo. While it is on the pricey side, the food here is great. I like the fried sage and veal scappoline with lemon. address: Borgo S. Jacopo, 57/r, Firenze.
• Trattoria La Casalinga is a true Tuscan institution and one of my favorite places to bring people in the city. It’s not longer as cheap as it used to be (2017) however it is on the more affordable side with a vast menu of local favorites. I like their penne all’arrabiata (spicy tomato pasta), fettunta appetizers and ribollita. Pasta starts around 7€. address: Via dei Michelozzi, 9/R, 50125 Firenze FI.
• Hands down favorite close to my house is Trattoria L’Brindellone, Piazza Piattellina 10-11/r, 50124 Florence, Italy. +39 055 21 78 79. Make reservations, great Tuscan food and steak, no need to dress up here, it’s a locals joint
• If you don’t mind a 25-30 minute walk from Ponte Vecchio, I highly recommend lunch or dinner at Traditional Tuscan and family run “Da Ruggero” on Via Senese 89/r. Here you’ll find local Italian staples like ribollita, pappa al pomodoro, ossobuco, pollo fritto, and delicious pasta dishes (I love the pici) Open Thurs-Mon 12:30-2:30pm, 7:30-10pm.
• Near piazza della signoria? Try Vini e Vecchi Sapore, Via dei Magazzini, 3, Firenze. Authentic and really good Tuscan food (I love their beans cooked in a flask) You can’t find better in this area. Make reservations beforehand as this place is popular and in all of the guide books: +39 055 293045.
• In the Oltrarno, a classy white-tablecloth restaurant thatI’ve been recently is Trattoria Camillo, well known among Italian friends of mine as a local institution. It’s a wonderful place to tuck into well-known dishes such as Florentine steak, sautéed greens and porcini pasta. Expect prices to be a little higher and reservations are highly recommended. address: Borgo S. Jacopo, 57/r.
• Another place to get great steak in the Oltrarno neighborhood is Antico Ristoro di’ Cambi, address: Via Sant’Onofrio 1R, 50124 Florence Italy.
• Gilda Bistro, down-home cooking in an elegant spot in the heart of Sant’ambrogio, love the peposo (slow-cooked spicy beef) and their dishes of the day. address: Piazza Lorenzo Ghiberti, 40-red, 50122 Firenze.
• Alla Vecchia Bettola, traditional Tuscan in a pretty spot near piazza tasso, Address: Via Vasco Pratolini, 3, Firenze, Phone: 055 224158. 
• A find near the Ponte Vecchio is Buca dell’Orafo. No frills Tuscan cuisine in a rustic ambiance, people come for the food NOT for the amazing service. address: Via dei Girolami, 28, Firenze. Open Tuesday-Saturday lunch and dinner 12-2:30, 7:30-10pm. and Monday 7:30-10pm.
• Da Ruggero is a local Tuscan favorite among friends, it is located a little further out but it is worth the taxi ride or longer walk. Here you will get the non-nonsense, authentic local experience run by a local family. The dish to order here? Bollito or boiled Tuscan meats (tasted better than it sounds) served with salsa verde.  address:  Via Senese, 89/red, 50124 Firenze. 
• Another simple Tuscan spot that deserves praise is Trattoria Enzo e Piero on Via Faenza. The service can be a little iffy but the price/quality ratio is pretty legit. 105r, 50123 Firenze.
• One favorite among us and many locals is Trattoria dell’Orto, Via dell’Orto, 35, 50124 Firenze, 055 224148. On the ‘other side of the river’ this is where you want to go to eat traditional Tuscan food in a rustic ambiance. Really fantastic steak!
• Buca Lapi, is an awesome place for steak and Tuscan food and its considered to be a real find. address: Via del Trebbio, 1r, 50123 Firenze
• Trattoria Sostanza is always a sure bet for great food ‘bistecca alla fiorentina’ (Florentine steal) and my favorite, the butter chicken.  The desserts are also superb, but share as portions are abundant. One of those places that I adore taking out of towners for the simple, wonderful ambiance. Via della Porcellana 25. Reservations recommended. It’s not cheap (sides are 9 euros) but it is a nice splurge.
• Lunch, Osteria Il Buongustai (near piazza signoria)  Via dei Cerchi, 50122 Firenze. Lunch spot I adore.
• Trattoria Da Mario, Via Rosina, 2, 50123 Firenze. (San Lorenzo neighborhood). Casual.
• Ristorante Il Tranvai,  Piazza Torquato Tasso, 14r, 50124 Firenze. A little further out there but I adore it! Casual.
• Alla Vecchia Bettola is a neighborhood favorite and so good (think boisterous atmosphere), Via Vasco Pratolini, 3, 50124 Firenze
• Trattoria Osvaldo for steak, Tuscan cuisine and a nice ambiance a little outside of the city center. It looks like your grandmother’s kitchen but here, that’s a great thing. You won’t leave full here. address: Via Gabriele D’Annunzio, 51R
• Il Sabatino, via Pisana 2, This is a true Florentine bare bones institution. The menu is cheap and simple and you can be assured of the fact of its authenticity. I especially adore their pasta e fagioli soup. +39 55 225955.. Awesome & cheap!
• Looking for a wonderful steak? Try Trattoria 13 Gobbi, it’s near the train station and they have some of the best steak in the city. Address: Via del Porcellana, 9R, Firenze.

Seafood in Florence

Florence is nowhere the sea, but luckily it is possible to find decent places here. If you can’t make it to the Tuscan coast (and Livorno for the famous fish stew ‘cacciucco’ try these spots.

• Ristorante Vivo | Seafood in a contemporary ambiance that won’t break the bank. Located in the ever-growing-in-gourmet-popularity piazza annonini is the lovely Vivo, a new addition into the seafood in Florence scene, they have an original location in Capalbio. I have yet to try it myself but I have read a ton about it and I am definitely going to plan a personal visit soon. I like the fact that from antipasti to second courses, the price ranges around 8€-10€ and the menu changes daily based on the fish caught. A definite refreshing trend from articles like this, which have scared me from eating seafood in the USA: My friends who HAVE visited, assured me that it’s worth checking out, though they point out that the open plan seating doesn’t truly allow for a romantic evening. For an honest review (in Italian) check out this post by La Forchiettiere. address: Largo Annigoni 9 A/B – zona sant’Ambrogio – Firenze. Reservations highly recommended. +39 333 1824183.
• Burro e Acciughe | a solid fish spot in Florence is nestled in the ever-more-trendy Oltrarno neighborhood of town and is already gaining a loyal following. I recently had a date night there with Nico and was super impressed with my “millefoglie of fish with a delicate pure side”, also nice choice of wine, go for the Sicilian Etna Bianco, 22€ a bottle.. address: Via dell’Orto 35, Florence 50124

• Il Guscio, neighborhood: san frediano, Via dell’Orto, 49. Good home-cooking and excellent fish dishes and honestly one of the places we frequent the most. Open Monday-Friday 12-2:30pm, 7:30pm – 11pm, Saturday 7:30am – 11pm, closed Sunday.
• Pasticceria Giorgio, neighborhood: soffiano, address:  Via Duccio di Boninsegna, 36. Known for the excellent pastries but the surprise is that they also have great fish dishes. Go for lunch. Tuesday-Saturday 7:00am-8pm, Sunday 7am-1pm, closed Monday.

Best Places To Get a Pizza in Florence

• On Borgo San Frediano, Fermento 1889 is impressing locals with their Napoletana style pizzas and in fact you’ll need to call ahead to nab a spot. Also impressive is the rum Baba. Borgo S. Frediano, 16. Open evenings at 7pm, also great for take-out.
• La Divina Pizza is an unassuming spot for flatbread pizza by the slice and artisan craft beer near Santa Croce and Sant’Ambrogio. It’s great for a quick bite (small space inside) or I have often taken a few slices to go for a gluttonous feast at my house. Highly recommend. address. Borgo Allegri, 50/red.
•  Berbere in piazza nerli (oltrarno and santa croce), brand new quality pizza & craft beer, I LOVED the pumpkin, ricotta and spicy mustard version, they just opened a new location on Via de’Bardi. Facebook page. Go for the daily pizza, always. Open 7 days a week, 12.00 – 15.00 / 19.00 – 23.00.

• Tamero Pizzeria is one of my (new) stop choices for pizza in Florence. Affordable, great ingredients and I like the service too. Get any pie with San Marzano tomatoes and you will be a happy customer.
• BiancaZeroZero | The first “pinzeria” in Florence. It is a type of antique Roman rectangular pizza made from a dough mix of soy flour, wheat and rice (really nice and crispy without leaving you feeling heavy). They also have a selection of beers from Birra Amarcord which pair nicely with the pinseria. I’m a fan! address: Piazza della Passera
• Mangia Pizza | A casual lunch spot offering gourmet pizzas in the center of town, following the original popular location based in Prato. It’s already highly popular and definitely worth trying. Closes at 7pm.  address: Via Lambertesca, 24/26/R, 50122 Firenze.
• My favorite home delivery pizza in Florence is Pizzeria O Scugnizzo (Napoli style pizza) on Via Dell’orto, 25/R, Firenze. Honest good pizza, honest good people. Open nightly 6:30-11:30pm. 
• Yummy Napolotano pizza on via dei macci, make sure to make reservations, very rustic in the sant’ambrogio neighborhood.
• One of the best pizzas can be found in the new ‘primo piano’ above the central market in san lorenzo, mercato centrale. The pizza is out of this world.
• Near the Campo di Marte Area is a fantastic new spot for artisan pizzas and craft beers, Don Fefe, Via Giuseppe la Farina, 29, Firenze.
• For a NYC Bistro type place that makes fabulous pizza, head to La Bussola, Via Porta Rossa, 58r, 50123 Firenze.
• A real ‘find’ in Florence, wonderful pizza & pasta,  Cucineria La Mattonaia, Via della Mattonaia, 19R, 50121 Firenze FI.
• Caffe Italiano (the pizzeria not the Osteria). This is the local favorite pick if you ask any of my Italian friends. They only have three choices – Margarita, Napoli or Marinara. Show up around 7pm to get a spot in this tiny location near S.Croce.
• You may be surprised but one of the best pizzas in Florence is definitely at the Mozzarella bar on via tornabuoni! 
• A local favorite is Pizzeria Spera,Via della Cernaia, 9, Firenze near the Cure district of Florence, it gets packed quickly so making reservations would be wise!

Coffee, Tea and Relaxing in Florence

• Coffee & More | Ditta Artigianale. Ditta is now located all over Florence with several locations in the Oltrarno as well as Piazza Ferrucci and Sant’Ambrogio. As per usual they keep up with their modern coffee bar vibes (love their v60/aeropress filters and of course a flat white) while also adding a full restaurant and bustling craft cocktail bar once the clock hits 6:30pm. I’ve already been way too many times and love it. You can one of my write ups about an Oltrarno location here.
• Ben Caffè a stone’s throw from the Duomo on Via delle Oche, 7 is a small coffee bar serving up interesting blends and personal favorites such as my beloved Flat White and Golden Milk, a turmeric concoction that has been my go-to lately when I’ve had a little too much caffeine.
• Caffetteria Piansa is a fairly new addition to to the popular Gioberti stretch (just beyond Piazza Beccaria) and they serve one of the best flat whites I’ve had in the city (maybe even better than Ditta, the coffee is less harsh). My advice? Go discover Beccaria and Gilbert and spend a lingering late morning sipping coffee at Piansa. address: Via Vincenzo Gioberti, 51/red
• La Ménagére, address: Via de’ Ginori, 8, also a restaurant, the coffee bar area is quite nice and they don’t mind if you pull out a laptop. Open daily 7am-2am. The coffee is from Ditta Artigianale.
• Simbiosi Coffee is located on Via de’ Ginori, 64r and quite frankly, is one of the best places in town for quality brews. They pay attention to where they get their coffee and how it is toasted and the place itself is quite cozy, perfect for a friendly catch up! 
• Caffè Castorino is a recent find located near Porta al Prato. This is a great place not only to come enjoy a coffee with a friend (they have plenty of specialty versions) but also to buy coffee beans and various coffee-related gear. This is worth the walk and you can visit nearby Vino e Ravioli for awesome Chinese dumplings. address: Via del Ponte alle Mosse, 11/N.
• Caffe Pasticceria Serafini is right in Piazza Beccaria where I used to live on the tiny road of Via Luna. This is the place for locals to grab a coffee and join a conversation. They also make lovely pastries and light lunch options. address: : Via Gioberti, 168/red
• Caffè Cibrèo is an institution in Florence, with a classic style in the heart of piazza Sant’Ambrogio. The perfect spot to bring a guest and have an espresso or three before hitting up the local market. address: Via Andrea del Verrocchio, 5r, 50122 Firenze.

• San Tea House is a new place that has just opened up on the ‘oltrarno’ side of the Ponte Vecchio. The exact address is: Via Dè Barbadori, 21. Very cute little space on an otherwise pretty quiet street, here you can get your fix of tea (bubble tea included) fresh fruit juices and more. Closed all of August.
• One local find is the Le Murate Caffè Letterario Firenze which despite being in the center of Florence, seems to attract mostly locals. Come for a cappuccino in the courtyard of an ex-prison. address: Piazza delle Murate, 50122 Firenze

• My ‘local’ is Cafe degli Artigiani in piazza della passera, no-nonsense and you can sit outside and eat a light lunch. The coffee isn’t great but for some reason I love it. 
• Via del te, tea room  (two locations Piazza Lorenzo Ghiberti, 22/23r and via di santo spirito)
• Todo Modo, Bookshop, library and free WIFI, this is a wonderful place to immerse yourself with the culture of books and lots and lots of coffee. Via dei Fossi 15 rosso 50123.
• La Cite,  Borgo San Frediano, 20, 50124 Firenze. A lovely shabby-chic cafe library with plenty of room to hide and work for a few hours, Free WiFi.

Where to get the best gelato in Florence

• Top Choice, Gelateria My Sugar, Via de’ Ginori 49r (San Lorenzo neighborhood). Brand-new artisan joint owned by two passionate people, try their pistachio & yogurt! Highly recommend. Open daily from noon until 11pm. website.

• Carabe (Sicilian), Via Ricasoli 60/r close to the Duomo. Really awesome fruit gelato. This place just ROCKS
• Geleteria dei Neri, Via dei Neri 20/22R. Better than Vivoli, just sayin. 
• Geleteria della Passera, Piazza della Passera 15 (close to Palazzo Pitti). Don’t think about the awkward name of the Piazza but they make great sorbet and caffe gelato.
• Geleteria dei Medici, via dello Statuto, 3. Well worth the trek and famous among locals. I used to live in this area and this was my happy place for their ricotta and pear version. Buonissimo! 
• La Sorbettiera, Piazza Torquato Tasso, 11. Well worth the walk, plus this piazza is full of hidden foodie gems! This is one of the best in town and I always go for their salted caramel.
• Near the Duomo, Ara: E Sicilia is a real winner in my book and they don’t just serve gelato, but Sicilian popular street snacks as well. address: via degli Alfani, 127R.
• In Sant’Ambrogio, stop by Gelateria Il Procopio, Via Pietrapiana 62r (Piazza Dei Ciompi), they also have great options for those who are gluten-free & dairy-free. I love their coffee gelato with nuts and dark chocolate. Oh yeah, don’t get me started on the “Cassata” flavor, that needs a blog post on its own.
• Find yourself in Campo di Marte? I highly recommend Badiani Gelateria on Viale dei Mille, 20r. They are known to have coined the “Buontalenti” flavor which is a type of crema with a touch of liquor.

Get Out Of Town (Great Restaurants)

Because what really compares to a lunch in the countryside, get outta town is my motto when the Ponte Vecchio starts to look like a heaving mass of people that never ends. We love the below places and can vouch for them all.

• BAGNO A RIPOLI | Just outside of Florence is Trattoria La Gargotta, offering Tuscan home-cooking with a beautiful outside terrace with a far-off view of the Duomo. Dinner around 40 euros per person (with wine).  Via Vicchio e Paterno, 19, 50012 Bagno A Ripoli FI. + 39 055 631444.
• Bagno a Ripoli (Villamagna) | Antico Forno is a really lovely spot for lunch or dinner on the weekends with an outside terrace, just 28 minutes from the center of Florence. The food is always dependably delicious, our favorite go-to dishes include the Coccoli, Prosciutto e Stracchino (fried bread dough with ham and soft cheese), Spaghetti alla Chitarra con Guanciale, Salvia e Parmigiano (pasta with pork cheek, sage and parmesan) and Bracioline e Patate Fritte con Composta di Peperoni (like a thinner Wienerschnitzel (breaded pork) with homemade potato chips and a savory/sweet compost. address: Via di S. Romolo, 118, 50012 Villamagna FI. Open Thursday to Sunday. call 055 633583 for a reservation. 
• Settignano | Caffe Desiderio is a really adorable restaurant in Settignano, a classy little suburb above Florence which is easily reachable by bus. This recommendation is courtesy of my friend Emiko Davies who lives in the area (and happens to be a kickass food writer so you know this is a legit recommendation). address: Piazza Niccolò Tommaseo, 5r, 50135 Settignano FI
• PRATOVECCHIO (AREZZO) | Ristorante La Tana Degli Orsi. I will probably get killed by my Italian friends for sharing this extreme gem of a restaurant but let’s just say it is so good that you need to book a month ahead of time to get a spot. address: Via Roma, 1, 52015 Pratovecchio AR. Phone: +39 0575 583377
• Just outside of Florence is the lovely Trattoria Omero, on Via del Pian dei Giullari, 47. Pappardelle with duck and other delights await you along with the beautiful terrace.
• CHIANTI | Mac Dario in Panzano-Chianti (Tuscany). Easy, fun, in the heart of Chianti.
• SAN VICENZO | Il Sale at Poggio ai Santi is a dream restaurant. Nestled in one beautiful boutique hotel, this location overlooks the sea and on a clear day you can spot Elba island and Corsica. Il Sale is the restaurant and they adhere to s strict-Tuscan only philosophy. This is hands down one of the best restaurants I’ve ever been to in one of the most charming locations. Romantic, special occasions, friends, it’s perfect for everything. address: via San Bartolo, 100 I-57027 San Vincenzo (LI) – tel +39 0565 798032.
• BAGNO A RIPOLI: Ristorante 588 at Borgo i Vicelli, one of my newest finds is a 25 minute drive from Florence in the bagno a ripoli hills, chef Andrea whips up a variety of creative cuisine taking inspiration from their abundant vegetable garden. address: VIA ROMA N. 588 50012 BAGNO A RIPOLI (FIRENZE), TEL. +39 055 699003
• EMILIA-ROMAGNA | La Tana di Charly (best restaurant in Emilia-Romagna), no really!
• VALDARNO | One of my top restaurant recommendations in Tuscany is Il Canto del Maggio, a 40 minute drive from Florence in the Valdarno area of the region. Read my review and details how to get there here. This place rocks my WORLD!!!
• PONTASSIEVE | Fattoria LaVacchio near Pontassieve. Amazing food, amazing views & locally produced wine – all at a fabulous price! This is a place you want to go.
• MUGELLO | Restaurant L’Olivaia at Villa Campestri – open during the summer months and creative menu based around their excellent EVOO. address: Via di Campestri, 19/22, 50039 Vicchio di Mugello FI. +39 055 849 0107
• AREZZO | Ristorante Il Goccino, address: Via Giacomo Matteotti, 90, 52046 Lucignano Arezzo. One of the best restaurants in Tuscany, under the watchful eye of Chef Susanna.
• VAL DI PESA | Palazzo Pretorio, Via del Giglio, 26, Tavarnelle Val di Pesa FI. Best pizza EVER!
• BAGNO A RIPOLI | A ‘Casa del Popolo’ in the Florentine fraction of Bagno a Ripoli, Osteria Nuova is a hit with locals looking for al-fresco dining with affordable prices. Highly recommend the daily menu & pizzas. address: via roma 448, facebook.

Ethnic Fare in Florence, Italy

• Dumplings | Vino e Ravioli is a small hole-in-the-wall near Porta a Prato and a mixed plate of dumplings will set you back 3/4€. They also offer a variety of vino sfuso by the glass. address: Via del ponte alle mosse 7 R. Open for lunch and dinner.
• Indian | I am obsessed with Indian food and my go-to spot as of 2019* is Royal India on Via Guelfa, 90R. It’s fun to dine in (near San Lorenzo) or you can order delivery through Deliveroo. They have your standard selections of curries: meat, fish, and vegetarian and fragrant rice dishes, infused with lemon, dried fruits or just plain. Get the cheese naan and you can thank me later.
• Armenian, Georgian | Ararat, An Armenian and Georgian restaurant offering delicious bites. To be honest, I know absolutely nothing about food from either Armenia and Georgia however this restaurant made me want to discover and research more after a really nice experience with friends about a month ago in Florence. Try the spiced meat involtini, PKHALI – traditional pate from Georgia and my favorite dish “KHACHAPURI” like a beautiful flat bread with cheese and egg and everything nice.  address: VIA BORGO LA CROCE 32/R
  Florence, Italy 50126.
• Sushi and Traditional Japanese | Il Cuore in the Oltrarno just might be Florence’s answer to excellent Japanese food and yes it doesn’t come cheap. However they have two tasting menus that won’t break the bank. address: Via Romana, 123r, 50125 Firenze FI. Worth calling ahead.
• Greek: Mame is THE greek street food in the Oltrarno which has gained a true loyal following. address: Via dei Serragli, 114
• Burger | Drogheria is my go-to for a great burger and handmade chips, they also serve nice cocktails. address: http://www.ristoranteilcuore.it/menu.html.
• For Thai & Sushi fusion and one of my local favorites for truly dependable Japanese fusion, try Niwa, address: Via del Ponte alle Mosse
• Zushi is open on the viale near Porta al Prato serving up sushi and Japanese bites in a very hip ambiance, is it the best? No, is it fun anyway? Yes. Call ahead and ask to sit in the tables in the “grass” area. Cocktails are decent too. address: Viale Belfiore, 6/A, 50144 Firenze
• Indian | Haveli might be a little far out (but still pretty easy to reach) but it is truly one of my favorite places for Indian food in the city. Adorable and dated ambiance and a fun place for groups. address: Viale Fratelli Rosselli, 31r-33r.
• Spanish | La Cova, Tapas Bar Just Steps from Pitti. This popular location in Prato now comes to Florence as of December of last year, the trend of “tapas” has hit Florence especially in the Oltrarno area. What makes this place different is that it exactly showcases Spanish tapas done right, I loved my grilled peppers stuffed with cod and quest, plus try their prosciutto and you won’t be sorry. As for the drinks, I adore their cava by the glass and interesting wine selections. This place is winning. address: Sdrucciolo de’ Pitti, 19. Open 7:30-10:30pm.
• Iranian | Ristorante Tehran, A Taste of Persia in the historical center. Only open since two months, this tiny colorful and cozy space on Via dei Cecchi 25r is already gaining a fast following for those who are looking for an exotic escape. While I am no expert in Iranian food, my lunch here with friends recently was delicious. We got a medley of beef and chicken kebabs, fragrant citrus-infused rice with berries, yogurt and veggie starters and ended with tea (served with saffron rock sugar) done right. Highly recommend.
• German/Bavarian | Bavarian in Florence, fried bread & garlicky cheese galore!.
• Sushi | Sushi place Iyo Iyo, is in the historical center and has an actual Japanese Chef and great food in a very casual ambiance. Borgo Pinti, 25, 50100 Firenze. One to watch.
• Sushi | Yaguri sushi in Florence, Italy. Good prices and lunch menu, popular among Florentines.
• Lebanese | I really like this Lebanese joint in the Santa Croce neighborhood, Valle Dei Cedri, you can also order take-out from them via the website thefood.it. address: Via Borgo Santa Croce, 11, 50122 Firenze.
• Ramen| Real Ramen in Florence, fantastic little place near Piazza Santa Maria Novella. They even do cold, summer versions.
• Jewish | Looking for kosher? rest assured there is a great vegetarian kosher restaurant in Florence. Falafal!
• Indian/Chinese/ & More. Takeout – Food delivery, around the city. List here.

Brunch in Florence

• Melaleuca in Florence is one of the newest places around town but certainly warrants the top spot as brunch experts in the city. This is where you go for a quality eggs Benedict, superb chai latter, and avocado toast that is so damn pretty it looks like a work of art. Also their dessert display makes me want to give everything up and just live off of cinnamon rolls and lamingtions. Lungarno delle Grazie, 18, 50122 Firenze FI. Open 8am-5pm daily. 
• Le Vespe Cafe’, Via Ghibellina 76R. a solid brunch spot in Florence for any budget! They have pancakes, quesadillas, sandwiches named after local streets.
• Rooster Cafe on Via Sant’Egidio, 37 is a great (albeit tiny) spot for an American-style brunch in the center of Florence. I love their pancakes and veggie burger, they also make sweet potato fries the right way and this makes my heart happy (perhaps not my cholesterol though). Keep in mind they do have a second location on Via Porta Rossa but only serve (mediocre) Italian food in the winter.
• Floret is located in Luisa Via Roma on the first floor terrace and offers a lovely, more stylish brunch (poke bowls, avocado toast, couscous) than you might have seen elsewhere. With healthy options dominating the menu you could bring all of your LA friends on annoying diets and they will be happy. Seriously though, this place is excellent. 
• Ditta Artigianale might be more well known for their single origin coffee and blends (they roast in Tuscany) but they have a pretty decent selection of brunch options (great avocado toast, I love the one with caramelized onions). Crowded on weekends, for more room head to the Via dello Sprone location.
• For my top ‘Italian’ brunch, go to Teatro del Sale, Via dè Macci, 118. Casual atmosphere, buffet style & truly excellent. More info on the adjoining shows here.
• Healthy but awesome: Il Carduccio is a delicious option for those looking for an organic Italian brunch that you’ll remember. address:  Sdrucciolo de’ Pitti, 10/R, 50125 Firenze
• Libreria Brac does a late Sunday brunch: 12-4pm and is perfect for vegetarians and vegans plus people who enjoy a bohemian ambiance. address:
  via dei vagellai 18r – ph. 055.094487
• Fancy! The Four Seasons in Florence offers up a gorgeous brunch (think 75 euros a person and up!) but they are pricey! Four Seasons is 12-3pm (weekends) Borgo Pinti, 99 – ph. + 39 055.2626450. Another option is to try their fabulous ‘high tea.’ They have also offered a Japanese style brunch at Magnolia that I have yet to try but that I have heard amazing things about, will report back. 
• Fancy! JK Place in piazza santa maria novella has an awesome Sunday brunch, 12:30 – 3pm. Ask for a seat on the terrace. ph. 055.2645181 www.jkplace.com/indexBrunch.php

Best Restaurants For Special Occasions

A bit more on the formal side, if you’re looking for a fine-dining experience or something with an extra edge, I highly recommend the following.  

• Ora d’Aria, when it comes to gourmet eats in the city of Florence, we don’t have a ton of options but we sure do have passion. Ora d’Aria is definitely one of the top spots for Michelin-star dining near the Ponte Vecchio. The decor is modern/classy and the dining rooms take up two different floors, you can order from their a la carte menu or a variety of tasting menus. address: Via dei Georgofili, 11, 50122 Firenze, Phone: 055 200 1699. Expect to pay around €180-200 a person. cocktails before? Try Fusion bar. 

Best Restaurants For Big Groups

Just because you are in a big group, doesn’t mean you should have to eat crap. Here is my top list on where to eat in Florence for 10+ people. Feel free to add any suggestions in the comments below.

• Cucineria La Mattonaia. In the Sant’ Ambrogio neighborhood, this is a top pick and where I took a huge group of friends for Nico’s birthday last year. Beautiful ambiance and really fabulous Italian food, the menu specializes in seafood and pizza, there is something for everyone here. Highly recommend. address: Via della Mattonaia, 19R, 50121 Firenze FI. Phone:+ 39 055 386 056
• Trattoria Angiolino. This Oltrarno based restaurant is one of the oldest eateries in the area (you can tell as soon as you walk in the door) and they are dedicated to traditional Tuscan cuisine: think pasta, soup, and of course bistecca alla fiorentina. They have the space for big groups, just make sure to book in advance. address: Via di Santo Spirito, 36 R.+39 055 239 8976
• La Beppe Fioraia. In the San Niccolo neighborhood towards Piazzale Michelangelo. I like this place because it is fun, and kind of hidden on a street next to a park in Florence. They have really awesome ‘tagliere’ or cured meat and cheese boards. Great for groups! address: Via dell’Erta Canina, 6r, 50125 Firenze. +39 055 234 7681

Family-Friendly Restaurants/Bars

• Il Conventino. Via Giano della Bella, 20. If you follow me on IG than you know that I frequent this ex-convent-turned-cultural hangout because it’s safe for my toddler to run amok and they serve great pinsa pizza, salads, and offer up an affordable all-day cafe. As a super added bonus, the courtyard is open for dining outside and there is a collective of artisans with workshops that you can access from the courtyard. It’s my happy place and I absolutely adore it! This is also a great spot to bring your computer and work but if you do, make sure to get a coffee an hour or something to eat so that you help support the cause. 

Aperitivo in Florence/ Wine Bars

• Pitti Gola e Cantina is a classy wine bar specializing in wines from Piemonte and is known to have one of the best wine lists in the city. Located directly in front of Palazzo Pitti, this is the perfect little spot for a glass of wine before dinner (they do have food here) but reserve ahead or come early as spots fill up fast, adaptable to small groups only. address:  Piazza de Pitti, 16. +39 055 212704.
• Le Volpi e l’Uva, piazza dei rossi 1r, cute little wine bar near the Ponte Vecchiowhere owner Ciro expertly navigates your way to a higher wine-loving experience. Call to ensure that you get a spot on the outside terrace and in the winter come early to nab a coveted indoor spot. Great french cheeses and piping hot crostoni! Adaptable to small groups only
• Enoteca Bellini, hidden away on Via della Spada, 52 on the corner of San Pancrazi square, This is delightful place to dive into interesting wines and curated crostini and is close to my favorite cocktail bar Manifattura. Open 12:30-10pm.
• Enoteca Vigna Nuova is super spot near the Arno to enjoy bubbles, all types of Italian wines, and light dinner options (think tartare and crostini) Via dei Federighi, 3/R, 50123 Firenze FI.
• Il Santino, via di santo spirito, part of my ‘must-try’ five minutes from the Ponte Vecchio. Small space so come early.
• Another aperitivo favorite (a real find) is Libreria Brac on a hidden street near via dei benci! **** make a reservation or they may kill you.
• Se’Sto on Arno, Piazza Ognissanti, 3, 50123 Firenze. Rooftop bar on the Westin Excelsiore has a great aperitivo and an ever better view.
• Another gorgeous terrace that you can have aperitivo – Hotel Baglioni, terrazza brunelleschi has a gorgeous veggie buffet and some of the best Duomo views in town.
• Rifrullo, Via di San Niccolò, 55r, 50125 Firenze. Where the Italians go for aperitivo. Room for large groups, call ahead.
• Forte Belvedere, beautiful place for aperitivo overlooking Florence (summer months)

Best Pasticceria in Florence

• Pasticceria Gualtieri on Via Senese, 18/red is my go to in our new neighborhood in Florence. It’s not a space where you can really grab a table but go for a pastry, coffee, or you’re invited to a friend’s house for lunch — an Iris cake (their signature treat!). 
• Bottega di Pasticceria – opened in 2016, while it might a newbie in town, this is already a personal favorite. A huge, elegant space near Piazza Ferrucci, they open from 6:30am-Midnight and serve freshly-made pastries, cakes (try the mini raspberry and chocolate bites) as well as great aperitivo and dinner options. address: lungarno ferrucci 9c
• Pasticceria Giorgio (famous in Florence, amazing pastries but what they are truly well-known for is their schiacciata alla fiorentina cake during Carnival season!) Via Duccio di Boninsegna, 36, 50143 Firenze
  055 710849.
• Vecchio Forno on Via Guelfa, 32 is a prime spot near the San Lorenzo neighborhood for all baked goods (breads, cantucci (amazing fig version), and seasonal treats like frittelle and schiacciata alla fiorentine (during Carnivale). Great prices too.
• Pasticceria Nencioni. This historical spot is located in Florence’s Sant-Ambrogio neighborhood and is one of the best local places in the center. address: Via Pietrapiana, 24, Firenze FI.
• Dolce & Dolcezze in Piazza Cesare Beccaria, 8r, Firenze is always a true favorite. These women are godsends when it comes to that perfect chocolate cake or interesting pastries.
• Pasticceria Buonamici, via dell’orto 12r. Another historical pasticceria in the oltrarno that is well known for their beautifully made almond biscotti
• S.Forno, located in the san frediano/santo spirito area. Via S. Monaca 3r, 50124 Florence, Italy.
• Robiglio, Via dei Tosinghi, 11/R. Hot chocolate, good coffee, pastries to die for, and close to the Duomo.
• La Pasticceria (Bread & Pastries) in the new floor on top of the fresh fruit & veg market in San Lorenzo. I love love love the eclairs!

Food Tours in Florence/Tuscany worth trying

KM Zero Tours is company operating out of Montrogoli, Chianti — about 25 minutes from Florence and whose aim it is to take you around small and local producers (cheese, wine and more) and tell you more of the behind-the-scenes story. They also have a beautiful villa to rent (also in sections) where they whip up meals and give you recommendations. They are incredible, and I have found a renewed love of the Chianti area because of them. Website.

Food Tours in Florence –Curious Appetite. Food Blogger in Florence leads various food and wine tours by foot in Florence and wine tours in the Tuscan countryside. Tours are organized by themes (market, food and wine pairing, aperitivo, dinner crawl, artisan workshops, craft beer and more) and location (wine tours in Montalcino and Chianti Classico). I personally had a wonderful experience with Coral aka Curious Appetite Travel on a number of different tours, you can’t go wrong with a person who loves food, is knowledgeable and makes you laugh, check out their tours here.

My top restaurant lists that you can check out on YELP. 

Cooking Classes in Florence I Recommend

• My favorite place to send people is to the cooking class of Giulia aka ‘Jul’s Kitchen,’ a lovely girl who is based out of her house in the Tuscan countryside (a 40 minute bus ride from Florence – so easy!). She makes traditional Tuscan food in an ambiance that I can only describe as dreamy. You can read more about my experience with her here.

• Pizza-making in Florence with Curious Appetite. She is my foodie go-to gal in the city, and for those who want to learn how to make pizza, I recommend her class  in Florence which she does together with a  Gambero Rosso awarded chef, you will make your own pizza dough from scratch with artisan gourmet ingredients. Afterwards she will take you wine tasting or on a gelato tour, post-pizza making. Sounds like heaven!

• DESINARE Cooking school & shop @ Riccardo Barthel is a good choice as well (in the oltrarno too!). They are not the cheapest option but I’ve heard good things. Via dei Serragli, 234, Firenze, Phone:055 221118. The location I should mention is absolutely beautiful. website.

Nightlife in Florence:

• Nightlife in Florence Part one : Clubs/Discos
• Nightlife part 2: Pubs, live music, cocktail and wine bars.

This guide is written by Georgette Jupe, founder of Girl in Florence. I’ve lived in Florence for over 17 years, written for publications including The Infatuation, Travel & Leisure, and Lonely Planet, and spend much of my time exploring Florence’s food scene and meeting with local artisans and restaurateurs. This list is updated regularly to keep it fresh and useful for travelers and locals alike.

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