This place was very good, the staff were nice and the process is quick even though there was a line…read moredown the sidewalk LOL!!! We ordered 3 sandwiches so we could have a selection to base our review on... All in can say is WOW!! Hot or cold these sandwiches rocked!! If size matters we'll you found the right shop the sandwiches are humongous and loaded with meat and cheese. The staff were very helpful and welcoming answering questions timely to keep things moving. Definitely a must when in Firenze!!!

A must. Without a doubt you won't regret stopping here! I recommend you share because it gives you…read moreroom to try more food...gotta save room for an affogato. I did not see any seating inside as it was very busy, but down the street there is a wall bench you can sit at and there were many others enjoying their sandwich there too. The restaurant has a convenience store to the right of it and you can buy chips, a drink and more!

Really nice cafe close to Ponte Vecchio. Pastry is wonderfully fresh, good cappuccino & fresh…read morejuice. You also get the view of the river if you choose to sit at a table. Have your morning coffee here

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

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 place gets great reviews. The cinnamon bun is great. Bagel breakfast sandwich should in no way…read morebe called a NY bagel. Looks like a frozen bagel Ordered the cinnamon bun before breakfast entrees and waited over 15 minutes after asking multiple times and being told the microwave was backed up. Of course received mains first. Server lacked being honest and forthcoming

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.

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.

Great great great! Came to the original location in Florence and was not disappointed. The lines…read moreappeared long but nice quickly. They're were three sandwich counters all within a stones throw away from each other and each had a line outsides sandwich was outta this world! Highly recomended.

This place is 100% worth the hype and wait in the line. There were be many tourist and I think…read moreeveryone should try it at least once (so good, I had it twice). Portions sizes are huge, def could be two meals or split among two people (tip: ask them to cut it in half to share). I got the italiana and the prosciutto was perfect. Even though it's like Italian fast food, all the ingredients taste so fresh. The bread is amazing too!

It's a nice open restaurant right on the edge of the Amalfi coast. After spending the day on the…read moreIsland of Capri it was a total pleasure to relax and have lunch. I had calamari and fried fish with fries. It fine enough. It neither dish had any flavor. I utilized a lot of salt, pepper, and lemon. Then it was edible. My sons had for starter's: the anchovies, tuna slices, and tuna tartar. I tasted the anchovies and surprisingly they were amazing. They put all the flavor and seasoning in the anchovies and tuna fish slices. The tuna fish had flavor but it still had that fish tuna taste. It was seasoned well though. I didn't try the tuna tartar but my son said it was good. It was over a bed of chopped up cantaloupe. The tartar was marinated and very flavorful. The food wasn't bad but it wasn't really memorable for me. I wouldn't be interested in going back. The staff was attentive and joyful. They played songs from the Mama Mia soundtrack and customers and staff members sang along. I may have picked the wrong thing but my family enjoyed what they had.

After doing the obligatory walk across Ponte Vecchio, you get to a street that's lined with more…read morestores. This place was inviting as it was lit and the pastries and desserts were so inviting. We didn't have a cannoli yet and their cannoli was just calling our name from the glass window. Caffe Neri is a small narrow shop with various goods from sandwiches to pastries to desserts and also coffee. We opted for the cannoli and a specialty cake that they are known for. Both were not too expensive and was just okay. Oddly enough, I've had better cannoli in Philadelphia. The sponge cake was just a sponge cake. It's a quaint little shop, good to try a few things, but nothing exceptional in my eyes.

Oh, Starbene... you will remain the stuff of dreams. This mighty little gluten free bakery was one…read moreof my favorite shops in all my Italian travels. They have a wide assortment of gluten free goodies -- from cookies to pies to savory bread-based delights. It's all priced quite fairly, too. I came in around 6pm on a Friday, and the kind woman behind the counter advised me to come back in the morning because they had more things in the mornings. I was sincerely baffled and said-- wait, more?! To me, they had a ton of great options even at 6pm! Apparently the cases are packed full in the mornings and if you want your best pick of the lot, go then. But if you're like me and not able to do that for whatever reason, you'll still find plenty! I can't have gluten or dairy. Sometimes it's hard to find dairy free goodies in a gluten free bakery. Not so with Starbene! They had cookies, pies and tarts as well as some bread-based savory items -- all clearly marked as without dairy. Grazie, Starbene!! Made my whole night! I ended up getting some cookies (3 for 1€) -- they were almost like thumbprints, with blackberry jam filling and with chocolate hazelnut filling. So. Good. I also got an apricot jam tart (~3€, I think). It was also delicious! The apricot jam was just the right amount of sweet and the crust was perfectly flakey. Plus, there was a heart shape on top which was just the sweetest little detail. I also got a focaccina, which was kind of like a bread roll pizza without cheese or sauce. It was super good! I took it up to Piazzale Michelangelo and enjoyed it with a view of the city. Perfection! My next visit to Florence, Starbene's will be a must do. No question about it. Gluten free friends, get yourselves over there and enjoy!

This place was ok. I've had better here in NY and other local areas. I found there stuff to be very…read moredry and no flavor. Anyway, we went back last December (2022) it was closed. We didn't find it again when we walked past the direction.

Nice forno that sells salumi, cheese & baked goods. The lady behind the counter was very pleasant &…read morehelpful.