Pizza buonissima! Croccante e gustosa, ampia scelta sia per vegetariani e non. Assolutamente da…read moreprovare!

Stumbled upon this pizza place after walking across Ponte Vecchio. The place was packed both inside…read moreand outside with a few people waiting. They had two small stools near the window and we took them! The service was nice and friendly. We took a look at the menu and decided on our pizza. Couldn't tell you the name of our pizza but it had mushrooms and meats. Yum!

Nothing crazy but pizza is GOOD pizza!…read more Tried a handful of pizza spots honeymooning with wife. We've been married for 15 days and we love LOVE pizza. Excavating pizza together has been so fun and Gusta Pizza sits in our top ten as of today!

Kinda found the place by accident. Nice, modern, nicely appointed and definitely not cramped! I had…read morethe Porciccia, my brother the Ricco calzone. Super fresh ingredients, the tomato sauce (which to me is the key)-sublime. Porcini mushrooms,awesome. Well priced and a nice selection of craft brews. Translated:Un po 'trovato il posto per caso. Bello, moderno, ben arredato e decisamente non angusto! Ho avuto la Porciccia, mio ​​fratello il calzone Ricco. Ingredienti super freschi, la salsa di pomodoro (che per me è la chiave) -sublime. Funghi porcini, fantastici. Buon prezzo e una buona selezione di birre artigianali

Great pizza spot, tucked in a quiet side street near the Uffizi Gallery. I was looking for a quick…read moretake out spot for lunch and this place came up on my Yelp search. No table service here, you order up front and wait at your table for your food to be ready. Great menu selection to choose from. I ordered the regular sized pizza topped with tomato, mozzarella, spicy calabrese salame, and mushrooms. The crust was thin and perfectly crisp. The pizza was fresh and still steaming hot when I brought it back to my hotel which was a 5 minute walk away. The pizza took about 5 minutes to make so if you're in a hurry or hangry, this place is fantastic for a quickly prepared meal.

We were very lucky to run into this pizza shop on a side street and give it a try. Luciano the…read moreowner is a hidden gem and is super kind. We ordered the #5 and the #9. The #9 was gorgonzola and pear. It came out piping hot and the cheese was almost falling off the pizza it was so fresh. This pizza has changed my understanding of what a great pizza is. Thin, delicious, not greasy, extra cheesy, and combined with the pear perfectly. I thought I'd only eat half, but easily finished all of it because it wad that mind blowing. My wife loved her pizza as well, but sure was jealous of the #9. Now on to the owner. It was just my wife and I and Luciano the owner in the store. He talked to us for a good 15 minutes after we were done eating and even gave us a fresh slice of prosciutto to try after asking if we liked Pork... just because we were talking about how fresh food makes the difference between good and bad food. Such an amazing owner that really puts passion into his product. Give this place a try and you will not be disappointed with the food here!

I absolutely LOVE this market. They had everything you could want and all of the food was…read moredelicious. We tried the famous Lampredotto and loved it so much. We also stopped at the truffle counter and had some apps. There is something for everyone and its wonderful that its open late.

Located in the San Lorenzo district, just a few minutes' walk from the main train station of Santa…read moreMaria Novella), Mercato Centrale is a vibrant food hall experience housed in a historic market building (very similar to the Time Out Market franchise across Europe). From the outside, it looks like a grand, iron-and-glass structure typical of European markets; inside, it opens into a bustling, multi-level space filled with food vendors, communal tables, and constant movement. The vibe is energetic, social, and slightly chaotic in a fun way - perfect for grazing, group dining, or trying multiple cuisines in one visit (from Italian to American to Mexican!). We stopped in for a quick lunch at around 2pm on a Wednesday; there was plenty of seating at high-top tables, and QR codes on paper menus make it easy to explore all the different food vendor options. It's also a fun activity to peruse the market, taking in different sights, smells, and flavors. All of us ended up opting for Schiacciatas (large Italian sandwiches that are a staple in Florence) from Massimiliano Parri, which all ended up ranging from €10-12, depending on toppings - yes, it's more expensive than what you'd get from a traditional schiacciateria, but you're also paying for the market's location and convenience. We appreciated the fact that they shave the meat right in front of you! My schiacciata came with freshly shaved ham atop crusty white bread, slathered with burrata cheese, and sprinkled with arugula and figs (I opted for no additional olive oil, since I found the ham quite rich already). I loved the contrast of textures and flavors, though I will say that the bread ended up cutting the roof of my mouth! All in all, Mercato Centrale is a bit touristy, but still miles better (and cheaper) than most "Italian" sandwich places you'd find in the US (pro tip: save your receipt for free use of their bathrooms). The variety can't be beaten, prices are reasonable for a central market, and it's steps from some of Florence's most iconic spots.

Rating this place a 4, but I would do 3.5 if I could…read more Wife and I stopped here for dinner while in Florence as we stayed at the Hilton Garden Inn a couple of blocks away. Very nice menu, explained well, almost. I wanted the famous Florentine T-bone steak. Menu states 5.50 euro per 100 grams, 500 gram min. Ok. They tell me and show me the beef and saying 1 kilo was the min. Ordered the lamb chops as recommended by our waiter. While I did not specify the level of cook, they didn't ask either. The lamb chops were well done and I prefer medium. They did have good flavor and taste so I just kept quiet. Wife's pasta dish was ok. Wine was very good. Service was ok. Overall prices were reasonable. Overall not too exciting for Florence.

The guy at our hotel recommend this place and it was wonderful. The service was great. They were…read morekind and helpful to traveling Americans with limited Italian language skills. The pizza, appetizers and drinks were all first rate. I highly recommend Dispensa Versace and wish we were not leaving town tomorrow.

my favorite pizza place near Florence. It's not necessary to…read moretalk a lot, it's just a place where to go if you want a real best Italian pizza. You can eat it there, or take away. Different original tastes

From the owner: pizza a taglio, teglia alla romana, impasto con maturazione 24-48hread more

Perfect and delicious. Family run, momma, papa, and daughter, Nina…read more From the amazing pizza to the homemade Lemonchello, this place is the best!

We had some drinks around the corner and were hungry so decided to come here due to the great…read morereviews. We walked in and the guy who spoke to us almost seemed bothered that we came in. I felt like it was almost an inconvenience to ask if there was a table for 2 . Once we got sat the waitress who helped us was very nice. We didn't realize how big the pizzas were but the price was great for two of them. I was pulling apart slices but the pizza was soggy and the toppings were coming off BUT the flavor was really good!!!!