Gian Franco is the most delightful cafe owner and gourmet sandwich maker. We communicated with…read moregoogle translate and had the most amazing time laughing and enjoying his company. Each sandwich was crafted with love. We will return!

The owner Gianfranco is an artist when it comes to preparing your meat and cheese board. We enjoyed…read morethat with some local wine. It was delicious and a great experience. This place may be hard to find, but well worth it.

Worth the tourist trap line. We went around 11:45 and got our food 30 minutes later. There are…read moreactually two stores next to each other so you can get in either line! We got the Tuscana after seeing many people recommending it on Yelp - nice work y'all! It was delicious. All their ingredients are clearly fresh including their bread. We also asked for them to cut our sandwich in half and it was just right for two people.

This is definitely a famous spot for sandwiches in Florence. Take this review with a grain of salt,…read moresince I didn't order the most famous sandwich, but one I thought I would like the best flavor wise. The bread was flavorful but very hard. After my second bite my jaw hurt from chewing. I really enjoyed the sauces the put on my sandwich. I would say from the three sandwiches my friends and I ordered, the spreads/sauces on all of them were our favorite part. The line moves fast, so if you do decide to go don't be intimidated by it. Overall, the sandwich was a 6/10.

Want some very local color? Red or white wine 2€ per glass and local sourced salami and cheeses…read more Brunello serves and carves and gives you a history lesson (in Italian only). It's off the beaten track but lovely.

Ok if you look at my YELP page I get that my credibility is iffy because I only give five star…read morereviews, but it's not my fault everywhere I go is amazing? This place really does deserve my five stars though. My family and I went here because we were starving, it was close by, and we saw the only other YELP review and decided that was good enough. The man that owns the shop is extremely genuine and really just wants us to enjoy salami like him. He lets you taste each kind before picking which one for your sandwich, as well as the cheese. The bread is unsalted as it is traditionally in the region, I surprisingly was very okay with that. We each got a cup one wine that was from the region too, Chianti or vernaccia. Both were good and all together a sandwich and glass of wine was 8 euros. Could you get a more expensive and fancy sandwich? Yes. Do you need to? No. It's perfect the way it is, just bread salami and pecorino. Thinking about it now I should've left him a really bad review so this spot stays as underrated and untouched from tourism as it is now. Too late

I was desperate and needed to eat something other than pasta and pizza! I walked by this place and…read moreordered the fries and burger. If you're American, don't expect a normal burger. It has all the components that goes in a burger but it doesn't exactly taste like what we would expect. The service was spectacular and they give you ICE! The coke cans are larger then everything I've gotten in the past 9days! They give you a can with 500ml! Overall it was a fine experience and i really needed something other than pasta.

Amazing! Pizza 10/10. Beef Tartar also amazing, delicious…read more Look no further in San Gimignano, this is the place! Friendly service. Reasonably priced.

nice little place. quaint, great food, great service. love the interior, so many plants. nice hand…read morewashing station as well. i recommend the wild boar ragu! it is great.

Excellent cappuccino and croissants for breakfast, and yummy pizza and pasta for dinner.read more

Very cute cafe and restaurant, awesome coffee and their chocolate croissant is addictive!read more

Best sandwich . Very fresh ingriedoents, cut and sliced as you order. They have everything. Try it!read more

The staff are incredibly nice! The owner takes such pride in his work and its clear why when you…read moretaste it. The sandwiches they fill up to the brim, absolutely menagerie of taste! The shop itself has an atmosphere of a true italian butcher, best ambience

Desserts were good but nothing memorable. Cappuccinos were good too! We had something they called…read morean apple pie that my husband loved but I didn't care for so I guess it depends on the person

Before leaving this lovely old town we headed into this busy place to stock up on some sweets and…read morecookies. We've been spoiled by many good pasticcerias last summer when we travelled through Italy. Compared to them this place does holp up quite well. The pastries weren't that great I have to say. But the cookies (Amaretti, with pine nuts, almond etc.) were really quite good and worth a buy. Surely we couldn't buy or try them all and some items might be a bit of a hit'n'miss. But some of the were really good, so you really should give it a try.

Absolutely LOVE this place!!! Last week we spent 3 nights at the B&B in the little village of…read moreBadia a Passignano, about 30 km south of Florence, Italy. Ate (and drank) at Divino the first night, and decided to go there for the rest of our time there. I'm sure the other restaurants are wonderful, but at Divino, the people, the food, the view, the setting - couldn't be more perfect. Thank you for your wonderful hospitality!

Worth the trip, great downtown vibe in an old railroad station. Food is great for varied menu,…read moredrinks with stellar.

Stopped here for drinks on a Sunday afternoon while out exploring. Great selection of Scotch. If…read moreyou prefer to sip neat, this is a great option. The ambiance was very nice and our server was delightful.

Beautiful restaurant view of the Tuscan valley Descent menu A Lot of Meat choices. food ok but not…read moregreat There are way too many other choices