Have a lot of different health foods! A great place to go for everything health related. Everyone…read morewas friendly.

Quality organic grocery store in Florence, on Via dei Serragli. Worth stopping in if you're looking…read morefor something you can't find at Conad or Pam. Kombucha for €4.40+/bottle (very expensive). Coconut oil, wide array of teas, protein bars, granola, etc. Hours: 9am-1:30pm, 4:30-8pm (closed Sunday's)

this is a farm that delivers organic produce directly to your house.The program works like this,…read moreyou get to try a 'sample' box for free of what kind of vegetables they will deliver ( there are two sizes) and whats inside? fresh seasonal vegetables from the farm. they use no dangerous chemicals and they participate in programs like GAS. After speaking to them over email, they delivered our box the very next day. We got a really impressive variety of veggies, bell peppers, peppers, onions, garlic, cabbage, eggplant, herbs, leeks and even a huge yellow melon. The price is 15 euros for a 'standard' box and they deliver weekly (you can arrange with them). They have a sort of membership, you have to agree to 10 deliveries which costs 150 euros (15 euros a box + delivery) and that includes IVA. highly recommend if you live in Tuscany! We are so happy to have a variety of fresh organic veggies to truly eat healthy in a way without having to travel at all. You are also more than welcome to visit the farm and they encourage it!

Best bio shop in Florence, it was the first one ever opened in the city dated back from the 70's…read more It has a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, amazing fresh bread and cakes as well as cosmetics.

Thursday afternoon in Florence, we popped in for a light lunch, thanks to YELP. We had tried to go…read moreto Sugar Blues, but it was closed for the afternoon 'Siesta'... so on to the Yelp AP! It was easy to search for nearby restaurants and be guided to our destination! We had to wait quite a bit before we had the server bring water to the table.... I never understand why bussing a table, when there is no one waiting for a table would take priority over the customers seated and waiting... and waiting.... However, the food was AMAZING. I had the pear, walnut and gorgonzola salad. (see photo) It was really fresh and exactly what I wanted! Our server was pleasant, and the prices were good. So travelers, bookmark this spot!

I went here for the first time about a month ago…read more LOCATION: It's located across the Arno, away from the busier areas of the city, but still not too far of a walk from it all either. 3/5 ATMOSPHERE: It's not too big inside, but it's not super small either. The decor is pretty simple, but not too boring. I mean, it's not amazing, but it has sort of a chill vibe, with white brick walls, dim lighting, and wine bottle-lined shelves on some of the walls. 3/5 SELECTION: On their website, their menu is described with, "Our menu is characterized by using genuine raw materials, preferably organic and seasonal products, it changes every month. You can taste both traditional Tuscan dishes that our personal reinterpretations." What I like most about their menu is that they use organic and seasonal products, and they have a good handful of clearly-labeled vegan options, but I will say that I wish there was a bit more variety in the vegan options, as most of them are soups and vegetables. 3/5 WHAT I GOT: I got the "Cous Cous o Riso al naturale con verdure a scelta dalla vetrina," which basically translates to "cous cous or rice with seasonal vegetables." I got it with rice. It was pretty good overall, and the one negative I have is that it was too oily -- like you can tell from my picture. But other than that, the actually quality of it all was good, and all the different vegetables tasted fresh, and they were thoroughly cooked. The rice wasn't under or overcooked either. Plus, it was a pretty good price (€8), as was most of the rest of the menu (reasonably-priced), especially for a restaurant that looks nicer than what you typically come across there, and that has higher standards (organic produce, etc.). 3/5 SERVICE: The service was pretty good. Our waitress seemed nice and friendly, and our food didn't take too long or anything to come out. The only complaint I have is that their website says they open for dinner at 6pm, but we went there at 6pm, and they said they start serving dinner at 7pm, which was annoying. But, we somehow managed to find some places nearby to look around at and whatnot while waiting. 3/5

Very friendly local deli with an assortment of items from fresh fruit, salami, plants, dolls to…read moreliquor and olive oil. The store decor has a very local vibe with its lay out. My favorite item on display at a top shelf was a mini Pinocchio wooden doll. Owner says not for sale! lol! It's those little things in life that make la Vita la Bella! Five stars for being a local establishment that welcomes all!

Bottega Della Frutta is a nifty little gift and treat shop located just kiddy corner from the ever…read morepopular Il Latini restaurant. It almost looks like it took place in a contest of how many or how much one can pack within a small store space; practically loaded to the ceiling with varying goodies and gifts. Their specialties, however, are in the line of fruits and wines, having the best any little shop in Florence has to offer. The lady who runs the place is really pleasant and helpful, guided me to some of their better local wines and made my shopping here a delightful experience.