We came here a few times. Great customer service. Their torta della nonna was excellent. Great…read moreplace to sit down and enjoy a quick bite.

This is a little hole in the wall and only one barista. She's efficient and all by herself but is…read morefast and serves a lot of people. We sat down for some lattes and pastries and she must've served at least 20 people in that short time.

Great little cafe in the Central Market. Lots of local vendors we're getting their espressos here;…read morethe best price I've found so far- just €1.40, and it was very good. They didn't have pomegranate juice today, but the fresh squeezed orange juice was wonderful.

Definitely recommend the fresh pressed juice!!! The pastries and coffee were also good. Don't miss…read moreout on the juice though!

You have to stop by if you're in Florence, you won't regret it. The pastries were delicious and…read morethey have a large selection at reasonable prices.

I have been all over Italy these past few weeks. Tuscany, Venice and Rome, I dined in some of the…read morebest rated restaurants. The food, wine and flawless service made my evening the best yet! This restaurant made me feel more valued than Any other. Adrianna is Truly a jewel. I was exhausted and this was the spa of all restaurants.

From the owner: Dadartè è una Sala da Tè, Lounge Bar e Centro Culurale dove vengono organizzati laboratori per…read morebambini, seminari per adulti, mostre temporanee, presentazioni libri e molo altro ancora, eventi privati e molto altro ancora

Cappuccino, pastry Very good, service good, friendly…read more And was located close to our hotel,

Super excited about this new American-style cafe..it's a good thing it's not near my house or I…read morethink I would be having iced coffee twice a day, every day! Centrally located, it's downstairs in the shopping area of the main SMN train station, at the entrance near the Tram. I tried the hazelnut iced coffee (€3) and it was blended up with ice, topped with fresh whipped cream, caramel sauce and a sprinkling of nuts on top. A coffee lovers dream. I am so happy to have found a place that does iced coffee the right way in Florence. They serve various flavored coffees, drinks, pastries, yogurt and granola, and yum sandwiches. A perfect place for a quick snack and coffee on-the-go!

Positioned in a sizable two-story space along the Amo Bottega di Pasticceria has both parking and…read moreseating uncommonly seen at Italian Pastry shops, the package as a whole quite impressive and matched by elegant traditional cakes as well as Viennoiserie. One of two shops owned locally by Simone Bartolini, once manager of The Uffizi Gallery Cafe, it is inside that guests will find savories as well as sweets matched to Coffee or Wine, everything carefully crafted such that Pistachio Cornetti shatter to the tooth while Nutella Brioche is soft and springy. Offering both traditional and filled Sfogliatelle, not on par with Naples but nonetheless enjoyable, Torta di Riso fares well thanks to a delicate shell while a Ricotta Tart likens Basque Cheesecake thanks to a bit of char.

This is a more upscale restaurant just south of the Arno river. Second floor over the entrance has…read morea glass floor. The food is not your typical home cooking. They have a dessert counter case that was amazing. We had a very nice meal here. I had the scallop appetizer as my main. It was very small-4scallops with raspberries as a garnish. It was fine for me though as I had been eating nonstop all day. They don't have a house wine(which is always the best bet in Italy) so we ordered a suggested bottle. The wine prices were higher than we are used to paying in Florence.

Gelato near the Ponteveccho on a hot Sunday afternoon. Rich, flavorful and tasty. Like Guinness in…read moreDublin, gelato tastes better in Italy.

We really enjoyed the gelato here! Came three times in the time we were here in Florence.read more

Very cute shop. I stopped at Gucci for a quick tea and snack and was so delighted by the tea we had…read morethere. It was a happy surprise that the shop was right down the street! We knew what we wanted since we had just tried it but, the people were nice and helpful.

This a great tea shop that I found by chance wandering in Florence streets. And it really was an…read morehappy encounter: I found here a great replacement for my "Mariage Frères" tea in Paris. The shop is just as elegant (some would say a bit snobbish, but this is a tea shop so...) and offers a great amount of choice of teas from all around the world presented in very beautiful boxes. The lady that I met this day was very helpful and nice and she helped me choose very efficiently. The prices vary from 4€ for a standard Chinese tea to 9€ for 100g of tea. La via del té has three shops total in Florence and in the other two you can seat and have a cup of tea on the spot. The via della Condotta one is only a shop. You can also buy here, besides tea, all sorts of tea pots (some very beautiful!!) and tea instruments. In brief: I highly recommend for people looking for goo quality tea!

Stayed in the area during our stay in Florence and this cafe quickly became our go to favorite for…read moreour morning coffee and take away breakfast. Coffee was delicious and on point. Loved the laid back atmosphere and plenty of seats by the window to enjoy your coffee. Staff was very welcoming and friendly. I recommend their ice vanilla latte if visiting during the summer months, you won't regret it!

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!