We had such a fun time at this cafe/wine bar in Florence! We stopped here in the evening for drinks…read morebefore dinner. There's a counter where you order when you first walk in, then seating on the right. The woman behind the counter was very friendly and brought snacks in with our drinks. We all ordered spritzes, Aperol and Hugo, which were delicious! When I went back for a second round, I had to order these amazing chocolate hazelnut cookies. Great place to stop for coffee, drinks, or desserts!

this place was right by our Airbnb, and was a wonderful part of our time in Florence. We grabbed…read morebreakfast every morning- croissants, both chocolate and Nutella and plain- every time they were amazing. We also had dinner there one night the flu the food was tasty and the price was reasonable. Best of all was the service we received from Carmela.

I give these guys a solid 5 stars. Now that I have moved back to this neighborhood, my morning…read morecoffee stop is without a doubt Piansa - which is a fairly new shop. I call it "coffee with the newsies". Always greeted with a smile from either a groovy pair of glasses or a couple friendly guys with newsboy caps. It's definitely hipster and the decor reminds me of a cosy brooklyn coffee shop. My kinda place. I have become a regular and I might add that the coffee is quite good as I take my espresso senza zucchero (without sugar) so I really experience the taste of every coffee i drink and this coffee is smooth! They also have a lovely selection of morning pastries. Yesterday I finally stopped with a friend for aperativo. Good move. We had some nice apero spritz and they brought us a charcuterie tray. We had some fun conversation with the newsies and were asked to sign their espresso machine. Christened as regulars!! Great way to start out our night. Of course I have already been back today for my morning coffee.

Really cute cafe just a little ways from the amazing bakery up the street. The baristas are well…read moremannered and snappy and the espresso very clean, creamy and light. My espresso was out in a minute after ordering, and I shot mine down with some Italians from the neighborhood. There isn't quite enough room at the bar to drink, but if you sit down you'll be charged a fee, so the cafe is best if you're looking for a quick espresso, unless you plan on staying there long term and sitting down to eat, read, relax. It was fairly quiet in the cafe, so it'd make for a good place to work or catch up with a friend.

Today was a find-a-nice-place-en-route kind of day. On our first full day in Florence, we were…read moreafter a spot of breakfast, some cappuccinos and free wifi. Caffè Megara ticked all the boxes. - It's a nice little café, not too far from the Uffizi museum, with coffee and fresh sandwiches. Whilst my friend and I were looking at the pastries and sandwiches, the waitress come round to take our order since there were currently people placing their order with another waitress at the till point. I really liked that she noticed us waiting and served us; this was very attentive. I went for the mozzarella and tomato sandwich which was served warm. The sandwich was seasoned with Italian herbs; a nice little touch which totally upgraded it from average sandwich to awesome sandwich in the flavour department. - It made for a lovely breakfast that fuelled a busy morning sightseeing. I am always prepared to be disappointed in simply stumbling across somewhere to eat in a new city, but Caffè Megara was a great find, and just what we needed at the time. - Great value too; around €6 for coffee and a sandwich!

Gross! Smells like cigarettes and is dark and dank inside. The prices here are cheap but you get…read morewhat you pay for. The chocolate croissant looked good but was hard and tasted stale. The ham and cheese croissant was underdone, cold, hard and stale. Everything tasted like it was made last week. There are plenty of other cafes to go to!! Go somewhere else!

One of my favorite museums in the world,?you cannot go to Florence without going to the Ufizzi…read more Known for its magnificent collection of Renaissance Masterpiece, buy tickets online in advance so you can skip the lines. A The museum offers a chronological journey through the history of Italian art, from ancient sculptures to Renaissance masterpieces. It features the Medici families extensive art collections.

It is one of the finest places you will visit to understand the Renaissance period art paintings…read moreand sculptures. Master pieces from Da Vinci, Botticelli, and MichaelAngelo were great, along with other great artists. There is a lot of history, culture, and stories to learn from this gallery. You got to book in advance or get a guided tour by tour operators. I would recommend a tour guide. The restrooms are very difficult to find and use. The bookstore is good. This place is a huge plan for atheist 4 hours.

This is a cute, reasonably priced cafe. We grabbed a cappuccino and a vanilla iced latte, along…read morewith avocado and tomato toast. Each tasted great. It is on the smaller side so it gets pretty cozy once all the seats fill up with the line at the front.

Tiny lil spot that is definitely popular with tourists but the breakfast food was affordable and…read moreexactly what we needed!

So great! This place was located right next to our Airbnb so we hung out here while we waited for…read moreour host. The owner was so helpful! We ordered our food, he explained each dish to us, and gave us extra fruit in our sangrias haha. When we asked him what sights we should see if we're on a time constraint, he brought us a map and showed us exactly where we should go. He even helped me with my Italian aha. The food though was also amazing, bruschetta was to die for, especially the proscuitto, and the pesto! When it was time to go, he served us and some other travelers a lemoncello shot, and we all cheers-ed and took one together. Definitely will be back when I travel though Florence again! :)

Excellent place for coffee or a quick lunch. Had both and loved the food and coffee. The host is an…read moreamazingly friendly person. And speaks English. No charge for sitting and having a coffee. Highly recommend.

We stopped at Riviore Cafe for breakfast and some sweets. Had to sit outside as the indoor seating…read morewas packed. It was a bit chilly though due to the winds. Service was rather slow but the food was excellent. 2 people had omlets, one had crème brule and profiteroles and one had a cornetto. Each had coffee and the bill was 118 euro. Rather pricey tourist spot but views were spectacular of the piazza.

We came here because we kept passing by it. It was hot and we wanted some rest time. We ordered…read moresandwiches, pasta, and some drinks. The food was not good. I feel like it's a bit of a tourist trap. I was looking at the sandwich window and there were flies inside. Very unsanitary and everything is also very overpriced. I recommend eating somewhere else.

Great stop for takeaway pizza, especially in the hours when no one else is serving food. Friendly…read morestaff, fast service. Nice crunchy crust!

Walking along the streets this was a place that caught my eye with the different types of pastas…read morethat you can choose from and create your own dish. Especially at the window you can see each dish being cooked in their individual pan. The food here was so good. I got the carabnara with the rigatoni and the flavors were so good that it was just enough of everything. The service was great and I left my bag there but a worker came running to make sure I got it back before entering into the hotel. Would definitely visit again!