I've only ordered from Panino Tondo once but I was very pleased with my experience. This take-out…read moreservice uses high-quality ingredients in their bagels, burgers, brunch, salads and of course desserts. Their website has everything in english & italian and is easy to read. you can also order using the website. I recommend ordering a few hours a head of time and scheduling it for a certain time whether it be lunch or dinner.

Yummmm. I missed a good hearty burger. I've ordered twice from here and have not been…read moredisappointed at all. There service is pretty fast as well and if you have lived in Florence beyond a month you know fast service is hard to come by.

If you find yourself in this area, I highly recommend stopping in here. The sandwiches are already…read morehaunting me.... they slice the meat right in front of you, with a professional grade deli slicer. And they toast their fresh ciabatta on the spot, so you can see steam rising when they cut it in half to make your sandwich. All of them are just 6 euro, and they're quite large. I had the number 10, which is bresaola (cured beef) with arugula and shaved Parmesan. I liked it so much, I got another one the next day. I also tried the number 11, which is Spanish salami, cheese that I forget the name of, and a mushroom Mayo sauce. Also delicious. To boot, the people are so, so nice. They have an English menu, and they have a few English words but not many, but they were very patient regarding the language barrier.

We dined here throughout our stay in Florence. Nice respite if you want a change from pizza and…read morepasta. I had meat and vegetable burgers

It reminds me of when I first lived in China, over 20 years ago. When locals would construct a…read morebusiness to appeal to westerners, a few things would be jarringly just slightly off. Such is the case of the 1950 American diner in Florence. Perhaps we should give them the benefit of the doubt for their "artistic interpretation" of an American diner? You'll note the playlist of "American rock and roll" are cover artists singing the songs reminiscent of the era, but not precisely from the era. And the cover artists are unrecognizable. The walls are full of reproduction items and ads from the era. The food was ok in preparation and plating, but it's overpriced for what you get. There was a woman on roller skates, and apparently, that was her only job, she wasn't taking orders or delivering food. Just skating. They have some arcade and pinball machines on the lower level. This visit was early April 2022, and they insisted on seeing vax proof before allowing you in. One could have a lot of trips to McDonald's for what you'll spend here. Also, they should add "American breakfast" to the menu, and open earlier than 7PM.

The American diner in Calenzano was one of the first American friendly restaurants open up around…read moreFlorence, of course I immediately stress all my friends to go there, and the first time strictly dress code. Plus points: * The burgers are delicious and the desserts even better. * The restaurant is delicious, American-style 50ies, complete with a Cadillac, waiters and waitresses with suspenders or as pin up on skates. Minus points: * The disorganization. You must book in advance to be able to have a nice opportunity to wait half an hour / an hour for a table. Oh yes, because would you expect to have the table you reserved without waiting? Too simple! They always invoke the excuse of something unexpected that they just couldn't imagine would happen exactly today ... * Being a bit 'naught. To get to this Diner you must have a car, cause it is out of the city center, out of the city center surroundings, in the industrial area of ​​Calenzano ... Landscape 2.0 Despite everything you do still forgive, as soon as you can sit down: you always get out satisfied and full as an egg. Better organization in the one opened in Florence, anyway. Recommended bacon cheeseburger, the banana split and the Oreo cake. Even the chocolate milkshake isn't that bad.