A small and traditional bakery for takeout goodies. Everything looked very good, it's hard to…read moredecide. We quickly grabbed a pastry to go and it's very nice and buttery. Would be curious to get more to try next time!

Good sandwich, go here over SandwiChic if line for that place. Lots of fresh baked bread and items…read moreto go for quick lunch

Love my fresh honey croissant, and cookies, the cappuccino just as delicious! Holiday in Florence…read morecan't go wrong.

Good service, food was good, place was attractive inside. Got two coffees and pastries to take away.read more

This little bakery is charming. We got wonderful stuff here for several breakfasts while staying at…read morean Airbnb nearby. They gave us a little treat after a purchase and it was so yummy we went back and bought more of that! It was torrone dipped in chocolate. Yummy! But the bread, croissants and pastries we had were all excellent!! And the staff was so nice to us-- it was busy and we don't speak Italian but they helped us to get what we wanted.

Amazing buttery soft Italian cookies and wonderful pastries for breakfast or snack time! We can…read morehere twice during our two day stay in Florence and took a bag home for the flight. Pistachio croissant and pistachio cookies are not to be missed!

It was absolutely just what we needed first morn in Italy . Service was great food was…read moreamazing...setting and ambiance perfect chill yet very busy

This review is long overdue for our visit back in November of 2024. I was looking up Nduja recipe…read moreand reminded myself this was the place that initiated my love for Nduja sauce. American/Aussie owned bakery brunch spot by the river, such a cute little eatery. We loved our visit and though it's definitely more of a touristy spot, as most customers spoke English, the food was delicious to forgo the tourist trappy vibes. We shared a plate and added some items as we didn't want to get too stuffed on our first day of Florence. We had the Nduja Eggs plate with bacon and avocado added. Nduja is a spicy Calabrian pepper spreadable pork sauce, and oh boy was it so flavorful. If I remembered correctly, Melaleuca spread this sauce on top of a fried bread and eggs. I don't see it on the menu at the moment and it's probably a rotatable dish... but it definitely kicked started my hunt for the sauce. Since this is a spreadable pork, it's not something I could bring back to the US but I was able to find it online back home. The service was amazing and the beverages were delicious. Like many Italian places, the dining room is small and bathroom is a single small room that might require a small wait if they're busy. Didn't get to try their baked goods this last time, but definitely on our list to go back for more when we're back to Florence for a visit.

Located inside the mercato centrale and easy to locate, and you can't miss this spot. Next to the…read morepizza shop, this one got a lot of dessert items. We ordered strawberry trimasu and mango cake. Both tasted fantastic !!

The best food I have ever had. For the price, you get an amazingly large portion and tons of optionsread more

My husband and I were in Italy for our honeymoon and on our stop in Florence, we were walking…read morearound getting acclimated to the city when we stumbled upon Forno Canapa. We saw what looked like the most delicious pastry we had ever seen in the window, went inside, ordered it and proceeded to devour the absolute best pastry on this Earth. Sound like a hyberbole? It's not. In the 3 days we were in Florence, we ate this pastry 3 times. By our 3rd time in, the nice women who worked there let us know when they closed in case we would be back. We would have been, but our train to Venice was on a Sunday and they sadly are closed that day. We can't remember what the pastry was called but we took a picture of it. Here is my tip, buy a ticket to Florence, go to Forno Canapa, show them this picture and buy this pastry.

Came here on a food tour, it was so good I had to come back and get something else the next day. On…read morethe tour I got the really good donut with mozzarella and tomato. I came back and got a chocolate donut. Very authentic and same owners for 70 years.

A big bakery popular amongst locals. Spacious with lots of tables and so many tasty looking baked…read moregoods, both sweet and savory. We split a few things with coffee and it's a great start to the day. Don't skip the Maritozzo!

Nicest people in the neighborhood Comfortable chairs. Pets…read moreare welcome. Coffee is delicious and pastries are freshly and delicately made and served with much care/love.

So we were headed to ZA ZA but the line to get in was around the block, so we looked at other…read morerestaurants in the square and found this gem. The place La Salmoneria, the food was simple but so Devine! The place is elegant, modern and classy. The staff are attentive, friendly, and informative on the preparation of the food. If you ask me this is the place everyone should be lining up for!!!

This place was great, we ordered pizzas, salmon, and calzones. The menu has a lot of salmon on it…read morebut it was probably some of the best salmon I've had. Service was quick and efficient (not so common to find in Europe) and the ambiance was nice with outdoor seating. (It was hard to get pictures of all the food since everyone ate it so fast).

I was looking for a good patisserie in Florence, and Gilli repeatedly came up. I bookmarked it and…read morekept the place in mind when my trip finally came. I stopped by Gilli for the first time around 9pm on a Sunday night. The place stayed open night, which was very convenient especially since we've been having late dinners. I had the chance to enjoy a sit down in their outdoor patio. It's located right next to a piano bar and other busking performers when there wasn't entertainment at the bar next door. Ordering was interesting. You don't pay at the counter but rather at the corner register for everything to-go. On one of the nights when we grabbed a couple of drinks at Gilli, the server loaded my desserts order on a card that I redeemed to my waiter. Then my desserts were served to me a few moments later. So I had tried ricciarelli at another pasticceria down the street, but Gilli's were far more superior. The almond flavor was more prominent, the texture was much softer, and the powdered sugar wasn't broken. Loved it so much that I got boxes of it for myself and loved ones. I had the pleasure of trying all their "mignons" (mignardises) and was particularly fond of the lemon with pistachios, chocolate passion fruit, and coconut chocolate ones. That said, I always had to have ricciarelli among the little bites.

While in Florence, this is a must try place.. Tried the affogato and it was a bomb!! Their…read morechocolates are a must try but it was quite on the expensive side but worth the try.

Best bakery sandwich Forno in Florence hand down. Absolutely delicious. We stood by twice in our…read morethree days. Ordered the fox with eggplant twice and a bunch of small little savory nibbles. All of the food is take away which was no problem. The women working at Becagli on both days were as patient as can be and spoke excellent English. Everything in the shop looked wonderful and they always had a line out the door for a reason. Prices are extremely reasonable. Highly recommend. And will definitely return on our next trip to Florence.

We found this cute little bakery walking distance from the Westin Excelsior Hotel. They have big…read moreassortment of baked goods. We stopped by there almost daily during our stay to get some cookies for our snack. Cookies are by weight. We only tried the ones without chocolate (they don't melt in our bag) and all were delicious. My favorite item was the crostata. They are on the bottom shelf. Flavors are cherry, blueberry and apricot. They have a nutty crust with sweet jam. So good!