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Pizzeria Il Leccio

5.0 (1 review)
Closed 4:00 pm - 11:45 PM

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Dopolavoro La Foce

Dopolavoro La Foce

4.4(7 reviews)
30.7 km
€€

BEWARE! This place is now garbage!…read more Years ago, Doppolavore Le Foce gave us one of the most memorable meals we'd ever had. We were so taken by it that we flew from Los Angeles with family, planning several days in Tuscany just to experience it again. What we found this time was nothing short of disastrous, disappointing and regrettable. When we arrived, we were informed that the restaurant is now under new ownership. Still, we held onto hope that the quality would remain. Instead, our meal was quickly derailed by our server, Luciano, who was astoundingly rude and dismissive from the start. Though my Italian is conversational, he failed to engage with my requests, brushing me off with barely-concealed impatience. When my mother asked for a smaller portion of steak, I caught him rolling his eyes. As a vegetarian, I requested a primo selection to be severed as a secondo. Which he failed to honor. And when I ask for a green salad, he offered me a chicken salad. He then repeatedly tried to push unwanted dishes, like a caprese salad I had to decline three times before he finally stopped including it in the list of items that we wanted. My parents ordered a reasonable portion of steak, yet Luciano brought an absurdly oversized cut, resulting in an eye-popping €114 charge. It was clear he cared more about driving up the bill than listening to our requests. When I raised these issues with the owner, hoping for understanding, he defended Luciano's poor service and made little to no effort to rectify our experience. Eventually, they sent over a manager, who was courteous and offered us complimentary drinks and a return meal - which we declined. The manager was indeed kind and completely understood my Italian. Adding insult to injury, the food sub-par. I've had more satisfying pasta at American chain restaurants. But the worst came later: I spent the entire night sick with food poisoning!! I'm serious!! I spent the remainder of the night curled up on the bathroom floor of our villa, instead of in a bed. And the next day, I couldn't eat anything!! This iteration of Doppolovo robbed me of a fantasy meal; and left a bad taste in my mouth; literally and figuratively speaking. Please don't make the same mistake we did. Save yourself the money, health risk, and disappointment. Doppolavore Le Foce is no longer worth a visit - avoid it at all costs.

Beautifully decorated interior with amazing menu. Gets busy around 1pm. Great service and attentive…read morestaff. Will be back again to sample their steaks!

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Dopolavoro La Foce
Dopolavoro La Foce
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T.N.T. PUB

T.N.T. PUB

4.7(3 reviews)
13.4 km

As an American craft beer lover, this place was an oasis of rock and roll and great beer after…read morespending a month on a diet of fine Tuscan wines. It was just what we needed in a most unexpected place. This is clearly the local hang-out. We showed up without reservations at 19:30 on a Friday evening and though they had a table for us the place was filling quickly and most all the other tables inside were reserved. A few waitresses spoke good English and were helpful. Food was fine. Solid, not spectacular. Service was great...but it is a pub. The locals all were friendly. Lots of young families with their kids, so we felt comfortable being silly. Fantastic Belgium beers and a solid 6 taps of various styles beer. I'd go back in a heartbeat.

What a strange place. I have never seen anything like it in Italy and rarely elsewhere either. They…read morehave an enormous collection of great Belgian beers, and they have so-so food. As a beer hall, it's a flat-out five stars. As a restaurant, it's three, or so. So I'll average it out as four. If you are a beer lover visiting nearby, and you want a diversion from the (great) Tuscan wines, make sure to spend an evening at the T.N.T. pub. The food is not the reason to go there, but it will pass. Bring a driver who doesn't drink, so that you can safely indulge in the wonders of the bar. Our favourite was the Lupulus, but it was a tough competition and they will probably have a somewhat different selection when you are there. Enjoy! (Oh, and get a reservation if you plan to go there on a weekend, or you will have to either wait or sit indoors, which can be blazingly hot.)

Il Vegetariano - Cat Artwork on Wall

Il Vegetariano

4.3(66 reviews)
79.9 kmIndipendenza
€€

Delicious! Worth checking out. It's very local so either get there right when it opens or have a…read morereservation. Prices are affordable. If you are looking for something different. Menu changes daily. Vegan options. A nice change of pace for those of us who also eat meat but want to finally limit it. Also the way it works is that you order ahead and pay and then the food is brought to your table. Service isn't exactly warm but they are quick and efficient with your meals.

We're always very excited to try a 100% vegetarian restaurant knowing we can eat anything we want…read moreon the menu and we were excited to learn that Il Vegetariano existed. It's a bit of a walk outside of the center of Florence but we'd thought we'd see what the Italian vegetarian focus experience was like. It was serviceable, but not as great as we'd hoped. The concept is interesting...the menu changes every day depending on the whims of that days chef, so our experience could have been informed a bit by just what we experienced that day, and might have been completely different on another day. An issue sometimes with all vegetarian restaurants is they specialize in the concept of being vegetarianism, without necessarily specializing in a particular kind of food which can lead to a mish-mash of disconnected offerings which is what we found on the menu here. The night we were there, for example you could get Italian, Indian, and strudel main dishes...all vegetarian, but otherwise not specializing in any particular type of food. We also didn't have a reservation. They were nice enough to seat us, but the restaurant was not at all full in any of its rooms (at any point when we were there) and the person who seated us, made a point of telling us they prefer reservations and then seated us at probably the least desirable table in the restaurant, right next to the cash register and right across from the salads display case which was the most trafficked area of the restaurant with people ordering their food hovering right over our table. We definitely felt like we were being unnecessarily punished with this table, especially when there were plenty of other places we could have sat and the overall demeanor of the person who seated us made us feel like she felt like she was doing us a big favor and she had her limits. So kind of a bummer of an introduction to the place. You order by writing down what you want on a slip of paper they provide you with, and then bringing that to the cashier to pay. That's fine, but it's not exactly "service" like you might get at any other sit down restaurant with servers and a wait staff. The food came extremely quickly...at the same time as the wine...It's hard to complain about quick service, but at most other places we experience in Italy (and the rest of the world for that matter) you get your wine first and can enjoy it a bit before the food shows up. We felt rushed. Also, and I'm sure I'm coming off as awfully picky, but you can see the high scores I typically give in my other reviews so...but the chairs were really uncomfortable to sit on. I typically don't think about the chairs at restaurants...these chairs made me think about them. My wife and I shared a lasagna and a greens-filled calzone-like pastry for our mains. Both of these portions were super-large...we appreciate generosity in portions, but these were just too large for us to be able to finish...both, especially the lasagna were really rich and heavy dishes too. They checked the box for being vegetarian but didn't excel to star dishes in terms of flavor or presentation that we'd want again. The desserts looked amazing but by the time we had eaten as much as we could of the mains, we just didn't want anything else or to hang around. We had many vegetarian-friendly meals at many restaurants in the cities we visited in Italy on this trip. This one was easily the most disappointing. If we lived in town we might come by to try the desserts or to see if it's a completely different experience with an unnecessary reservation and different chef...but otherwise, it wasn't really worth the walk out of the center of Florence to eat here.

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Il Vegetariano - Glimpse into the Back Garden Seating Area

Glimpse into the Back Garden Seating Area

Il Vegetariano - Salads in Display Case

Salads in Display Case

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