There's "bad," and then there's whatever this place is, because it shouldn't even be called a…read morelounge. The only reason there wasn't a long wait is that they let everyone in, and it instantly turns into the Hunger Games inside. I saw multiple pairs of travelers forced to sit apart because there was simply no space. They crammed people in like sardines. The tiny selection of food was awful, and the coffee was so bad I actually had to throw it away, and I don't even have high standards when it comes to coffee. Thank God for Priority Pass, because I can't imagine anyone willingly paying for access to this place.

Despite how small the airport in Florence is, they have a lounge! I was very thankful to be able to…read moreaccess it via Priority Pass. If you are flying business/first class or have status, you may also access this lounge for free. They didn't have many choices for hot food. But they did have coffee and some snacks. I remember having some iced tea in a can. They have mostly seats. Where there are tables, they are small. It was a good resting place with free wifi. The one complaint I have is there is only one bathroom stall per gender.

Small airport with GREAT service. British Airways staff is outstanding! Despite of circumstances…read morebeyond their control, they sis all they could to help, assist, accommodate and provide the best customer service possible.

The international airport of Pisa, Italy, is very close to the central train station and the…read moreLeaning tower of Piza (part of the Square of Miracles area). There were a lot of affordable hotels near the train station (which is within walking distance to the Square) so figured it would be an easy walk for our flight to London. It ended up being easier to just take a taxi, with a flat rate of 10,7€. We didn't need to check bags, so headed for security. It took us about 45 minutes to get through security (standard x-ray and luggage checks). A common thing about European airports and train stations is that they don't announce the gate of your departure until at most 60 minutes before scheduled. This was the case for this as well, though experienced travelers knew it would be beyond Immigration control. Sure enough we were told Gate 23, and we went through passport control to leave the EU (just a visual check and stamp from an officer). There is a common waiting area for all international flights, and not much available in terms of food. Since we don't have status with British Airways, figured it might be rough finding overhead space (plus our bags are the US regulations which are technically a couple cm over the length limit). But nobody made a big deal of it (and we made sure the each of us had only two carry-ons plus our coats). We were able to find space before our seats in row 22 (though one of our bags we had to fit sideways since the older Airbus planes don't have the longest bins). We took off about 30 minutes late, and had a uneventful 105 minute flight to Heathrow. The tickets were about 55£ one-way per passenger, which was quite a bit cheaper than the trains we took to get to Italy.

The Florence airport is small and like most have mentioned, the lounge reflects that. It doesn't…read morehave the name Masaccio Lounge on the outside, so we actually walked past it b/c it had a diff. name on the outside. It had frosted glass sliding doors but then we walked too far and i was like nah, let me go ask in there if they know where it's at. I went in and the ladies said I had found it :) So just know it's the lounge w/the frosted glass sliding doors, and it's also the only lounge at the airport. It was pretty empty when we arrived around 7AM. It had coffee, tea, and an assortment of pastries, lots of beverages (Schwepps, Coke, etc.) , cereals, yogurts. I wish they offered fresh fruit like oranges, apples, or bananas. enough seating and TVs. Restrooms were inside the lounge so that was nice we didn't have to exit. They were also clean.

This lounge is pretty small, just like the rest of the airport, so I didn't expect much. I was…read morethere around breakfast so I don't know what they have for food during the afternoon or dinner time, but around 10 am, they had a decent selection of cookies, an apricot cake cut in squares, and some focaccia bread. They had a decent selection of packaged snacks (crackers, etc). They have 2 coffee machines, tea, and packaged sandwiches in a refrigerator. Nothing special about this place but it's fine for a drink or a snack. They have a lot of plugs to charge your devices which is nice, and I thought there was enough seating. Nothing fancy here - pretty basic lounge but given the other food selection in Terminal A, they at least have a good variety of snacks to choose from and little cookies/pastries if you have a sweet tooth.

Aeroporto di Firenze‑Peretola is a small, airport that serves Florence and the surrounding areas…read more Firenze is Italian for Florence. Tuscany region greatest advantage is proximity to the city center and it's one of the most direct paths to Florence. The airport is easy to navigate, with short walking distances and straight forward security processes. Facilities are limited but adequate. There are a few cafés, shops, and basic services. Turnaround time was quick and easy.

I enjoyed the shops and happy I got a sandwich because I missed this place Allá Venicio walking in…read moreFlorence. The sandwiches were amazing. I shared one but customs took my 2nd one w the mortella. The plane seats are so small and crowded there was no way I could pull out my giant sandwich and start eating it on the plane. Anyway I really enjoyed the other shops, there was beautiful leather shops, perfume shops and bright colored shops. It was all pretty cool. I enjoyed the Florence airport

You are around 6 years out of date.. Bar no longer exits but…read morethe shutters are still there in the foors above!

The service was amazing. They completely catered to us. The wine they helped us decide on was…read moredelicious. The hand made asta was so tasty. The salad was huge and so fresh. The restaurant was enchanting and the waiters were so kind. We will have such great memories of our time there.

Cool microbrewery/pub located near the universities, so you know it's packed with locals and…read moretourists. There were so many different types of people in here, it feels like I'm in the village which was awesome! Too bad I didn't know enough Italian to start a conversation :P. Honestly the atmosphere was so loud, I might have been a little tipsy before, but I don't recall hearing any tunes. They have a limited selection of bar food, the sandwiches are surprisingly delicious ridiculously filling and the cheese plate is a must (it comes with honey). Space is limited and I don't believe they take reservations so once you see a table open up you just have to swoon in like a hawk and stake your property haha. If you enjoy craft beer you will not be disappointed. The food is the bomb diggity. All in all high recommendations :)

Fairly large, yet cosy pub in the center of Pisa. Popular with local university students…read more They have a selection of 4 or 5 beers on tap, all of which they personally brew themselves. Their red beer, Valdarossa, is particularly good. Lots of seating available at big wooden tables. Small selection of food consisting of wraps and sandwiches. This is probably the best place for beer in Pisa. Recommended.

We were looking for a place to have a drink and happen upon Leonardo Cafe. As soon as we walked in…read morewe were hooked. The decor was adorable, and their playlist was amazing (the waitress gets credit for the playlist). We ended up having dinner; my husband had pasta with grilled vegetables and I had their buffet. We plan to return, even though we are here for only two days.

Food was great. Didn't really give me authentic Italian vibes but it was great for a quick bite…read more Service was quick and the food was great. Service was friendly and welcoming

9 Euro All You Can Eat Buffet! 9 Euros!!! 9 Euros!!! 9 Euros!!!…read more Was it this best food in the Italy? For 9 Euros, of course not! Was it decent food and a great value, of course! Chicken, Lasagna, Various Pastas, Hummus, Salad Bar, a bunch of other stuff, and of all the places...THEE BEST BRUCHETTA TOMATOES we had during out 2 week Italy Vacay. My wife and I each ate about 3-4 plates each...with a glass of wine, our total lunch bill was a mere 21 euro! We definitely ate our money's worth...in fact I'm pretty sure they lost money on us. My one piece of advice...eat here AFTER you climb the tower, not BEFORE like we did...it was rough! ;-)

A nice little pub bar near Pisa tourist area which stays open when others close-cold beers on tap…read moreand lots of nice cocktails offered in the day time.