It sounds a bit strange to go to a German bar in Italy...., but relax; here you can get different…read morekinds of beers, but you could also go the Italian way with ordering prosecco and limoncello. It feels very German with the wooden benches, the good service and the fine prices, but you will find some Italian influences on the (drink)menu.

I liked the people and the service (and €4.50 for .5 L beer) that i came her multiple times. Fast…read moreand free wifi.

Bavarian dream in the Florentine suburbs! I have been here twice and really liked it both time,…read moreit's like a little bit of Oktoberfest on a lively stretch of via aretina. Make reservations as it does get very crowded, I would absolutely order the fried bread with cheese as a starter which is absolutely amazing, and full of garlic. I could not get enough of this! I got the 'piatto bavarese' that was a unique plate with potatoes, a fried egg, wurstel and cheese. It was absolutely awesome and the perfect entree. Also their variety of Bavarian sausages are quite good as well. You must also get the warm 'brezel' (large soft pretzels). They are warm and gorgeous, plus they gave us the cutest little wooden stand to hold our pretzels on the center of our table. You can order huge half liter or liter beers, or even a snake bite ( I had a giggle when they wrote 'snackbite' on their menu). which is a mix of cider and beer. The strudel is good but likely you will be too full to finish. Very impressed, this is way better than the other hofbrau place near piazza della liberta. Great place to go with friends and kid-friendly.

It's not easy to find a good place to pick up some non-Italian food in Tuscany, especially outside…read moreof Florence city but Lowengrube is excellent for when you're in the mood for some good Bavarian ambience and dining! It's strange location in the industrial zone of Limite, a tiny town not far from Empoli, doesn't change the fact that it's a favorite with locals and is always jam-packed on weekends. If you don't book on a Friday or Saturday evening, you are almost sure to get turned away at the door. The menu is almost completely Bavarian complete with several sausage platter combinations, goulasche, roasted/grilled meats, pretzels along with hamburgers and some (but not many) pasta dishes and pizzas. The beer menu is exhaustive, unfortunately I'm not a beer fan but the friends that I've gone with are always happy with the selection. I've been several times including last night and they had some Oktoberfest brews available. The place is reminiscent of German restaurants, completely in wood and the servers are all dressed in traditional Bavarian garb. I've tried the sausages/hot-dogs which are are excellent and usually served with a large pretzel, cabbage salad (they call it "crauti" which implies sauerkraut but it's not sauerkraut but rather just thinly sliced raw cabbage) and potatoes. My favorite dish is the goulasche, hearty and filling. The service is good, the waiters are all young and friendly (not necessarily common in Italy) and there're quick in the kitchen. If you're not into packed places with crowds of young people, then avoid the weekends. During weeknights it's much better and a good family restaurant as it also has a little kinder room with some toys for the little ones. The bathrooms are also clean which is a big plus. All in all for Italy I'd say this place is excellent! It's definitely where I go when I'm craving something different from the usual Italian meal!

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My husband and I got a burger with fries and grilled veggies. The veggies were really nicely done…read more They had like a chimmichurri sauce on them and they were very tender. The service was a little slow, our waiter was sick, and it was very loud inside just from the conversations of the groups around us. All in all it was good and close to our hotel which was the real bonus.

Just came here for some Spritz and small bites, and to play darts. The vibe in there is really fun!…read moreWe had a blast and the staff was really accommodating.

Great food best pizza in Florence and delectable and cheep bear, couldn't recommend this place…read moreenough, great food and awesome service

This is European fast food at its finest! Istanbul Döner Kebab offers generously-sized wraps of…read morebeef or chicken shaved from rotating spits, paired with vegetables like lettuce, tomato, onion, cabbage, and jalapeño along with French fries and different kinds of sauces including a spicy chili paste and garlic yogurt sauce, all wrapped in a chewy tortilla-like flatbread. Located near Florence's attractions in the city center, this restaurant provides a nice respite for tourists and locals looking for a quick bite--the tasty food came at an amazing value, though the service seemed a bit standoffish.

If you're looking for something other than pizza and pasta in Florence, THIS is the spot!read more

Great place and Staff! They have cold beers and a short menu but it hits the spot. Get the Kilkenny…read moreCream Red Ale. The Guinness is proper a well. Sláinte!

We were staying in the piazza and found out this was the place where my friend introduced her…read moremother to her now husband, at the time boyfriend, a couple of decades ago. This was our first stop after arriving in Florence and really kicked off our honeymoon like no other. The space itself is deceiving as the pub just goes on and on internally. We sat by the bar and found out this was the first Irish bar in Florence. Most folks were English speaking in the pub, and all the beers were delicious! Got a snake bite the first round, and then a Guinness to round out the evening before walking over to Mercato Centrale for a late night bite. Service was great and attentive, the peanuts tasty and the beer, divine. Highly recommend if you need a nice draft, get it here while you're in town. The view is amazing too if it's warm enough to sit outside but we chose a spot at the bar.

Cool little spot that I like to visit when in Florence. They always have good craft beer albeit a…read moresmall selection.

I don't often kill my brain cells but i will gladly destroy my neurons in this place. Again…read more Alessandro, the owner, is a a true beer savant (and a DJ! We loved the music). The way he pours the beer into the glass, clears the foam off, and dips the glass so its all nice and perfect for you. Such a pro. You can even taste a sample of the different craft brews if you are indecisive or your palate is feeling a little picky (aren't we all sometimes). Their selection of artisan beers is not overwhelming, there is a little bit of everything, and Ale will tell you what is good for you if you tell him what you like. They have my precious Cider! Don't judge me. There is no sign outside, easy to miss but worth looking for. It's not a huge place but it's very open inside. There is a small patio with a couple tables outside. I'm finally growing up and sometimes i wanna hang out and actually have a conversation and hear each other without having to yell out loud, ha! This is the place. The atmosphere is great, lots of locals and very friendly place! Plus happy hour from 7pm-9:30pm, errday. AND a kabob and pizza place next door open til late if you get the munchies. Srlsy.

An all around amazing place. Extremely friendly and helpful staff/service. The food was top notch…read moreand you can watch the chef work her magic if seated outside. We split the Fiorentina steak for our main course and it was heavenly. The chef's attention to detail on all dishes was excellent and the house Chianti was delicious to top it all off. Highly recommend this place if you're nearby, it's not to be missed!

Small osteria in town. Service is excellent. Food is fresh and good. German beer on tap and a full…read morebar. And coffee of course. You cannot go wrong with this quaint little place. They have gluten free options and were very accommodating. Stop in for a bite on the patio.