not a lot of selection but it was the closest grocery store to our airbnb. it gets the job done. we…read morewere able to get some groceries so we weren't eating out every meal and the cashiers were nice enough. you do have to bag your own groceries in Italy we've realized but they'll offer a bousa - a bag. it's funny to see a huge water selection and people taking individual bottles out of the cases which seems normal.

This place is fine for basic necessities. If you are looking to make a pasta meal this place has…read moreeverything you need. Outside of that there aren't a lot of options besides basics for cleaning supplies, basic snacks, and very limited selection of fruits and veggies. I wanted to grab a quick bite here but there really aren't great options unless you ant to make your own sandwich. Bottom line..this place is very convenient if you are near the opera but this place is so very basic that it's hard to make anything other than a Italian pasta or sandwich. Everything else is lacking Pros Great location Well laid out Nice cashiers Cons Too basic could use more food variety especially take away options for those that want a quick bite

We stopped at this grocery store that was around the corner from our Aibnb several times. The…read moreoutside is so deceiving! It is a maze inside and is much bigger than expected. We got fresh fruit, hand soap, biscotti, bottled water, and other random things throughout the week. The cashiers were patient with us each time we paid and they showed me how to print out a barcode based on the fruit I was purchasing. I wish this was my local city grocery store in the US.

Good selections of fruit, vegetables, dairy, bread, wine, and beer. They also looked like they had…read moremicrowaveable prepared meals, but I did not investigate. Excellent for picking up some ingredients for a quick meal. It has reasonable prices and a fast check out.

Convenient grocery store with so many items jammed into the small space. The bakery and deli offer…read morea nice selection. Try not to go during peak hours or you'll be bumping into people.

An excellent place it shop while you are in Italy. Great food bargain and had everything you need…read moreto survive.

I was looking for Lu cookies for a tea and no store had them. Pegna did. Pegna has most things…read morethat other stores do not. They carry the higher end delicacies the you won't find in the normal supermarkets and small shops. The display is beautiful, like you are walking back in time 100 years. Everything is elegantly displayed and organized in a way that makes things grouped and easy to find. I found items I'd not seen before but definitely have to try. The store is conveniently located about a block from the back corner of the Duomo- so easy to find and return to often in travels around Florence. The staff were very helpful and suggested a few things I hadn't thought of. What I liked was they left me alone to discover on my own and did not hover but were kind and attentive. I highly recommend Pegna if you're craving something nostalgic or even something special. They had the best selection of over 30 stores I visited, and carry brands from elsewhere where in Europe that I could not find anywhere else in a 6 mile radius.

"They have cheddar cheese!! Expensive, but they have it. Pegna has a great variety of specialty…read moreitems as well as everyday"

another typical grocery store located near my apartment…read more It looks quite small when you enter but it's actually fairly large size store compared to the ones I've seen however, it has multiple pathways through the bottom of the building, the dead end and you have to backtrack but it basically has everything you might need from bread sliced meat, pasta, water it covers all your bases

This is an amazing grocery and anyone staying on the Otrorno side of the River should use it…read more Anything Italian plus many American items can be found here. Their prices are somewhat higher than we're used to in the U.S., but the choices and accessibility are important to a traveler.

Can't really express how thankful I am for my travel partner and Conad on my last Italian…read moretravelventure. Conad provided kiwis, deli/picnic food and bottled water. Travel buddy provided everything else. We were set. For last-minute souvenirs and hotel snacks before boarding the shuttle at the Firenze station, we stopped in here at this conveniently located supermarket. While I wouldn't say it's at the Whole Foods level like say Eataly perhaps may be comparable, this is more like Safeway or maybe even Trader Joes although TJs has a special store appeal. Anyway, you can find the basics here, so if you forget a toothbrush or need some bottled water, stop in!

I visit Florence frequently and this trip stopped by for fruits and vegetables- and the best eggs…read moreanywhere. Even the sign says, happy chickens.' The vegetables are fresh picked - you can smell the earth- and about 1/ 3 the price of central Florence. The place is busy. Lots of locals. Inside are local goods, meat, poultry, cheese, and fish. You can't get any fresher. Olive oils and many other DTLA acids inside. Outside there are clothing vendors, farmers, plant sellers, jewelry and antiques. I highly recommend stopping by to get a local feel. Check times.

This market is not in the city centre and it's a bit further, but still walking distance. We came…read moreby just after 9:30 on a Friday. There are fewer crowds here, probably because of its location, which makes it a prime spot for food tours. We didn't do one but we just wandered around ourselves. There are fewer options here than Mercato Centrale but the trade off is that you don't have to deal with all the people. They sell a lot of the same stuff - fresh produce, meats, and some vendors selling food. We tried the tripe sandwich here, which wasn't as good as the other market, but still delicious. We also bought some strawberries outside, which might have been some of the best strawberries I've ever eaten in my life, so definitely don't sleep on those. Mercato di Sant'Ambrogio is worth the trek!

This is a wonderful fresh food store. The freshest vegetables. Fresh Seafood. Hand butchered meats…read more They have an espresso bar, pastries area, sandwiches, olives, condiments, pizzas and lots of already prepared foods. There were isles full of pasta and wine and other Italian special food items. The store is large. Checkout is fast and efficient. Well worth the visit.

I want to live in Italy for their grocery stores! The freshness of the food - the lack of processed…read morefood like the US. Love it