Enjoy a glass of wine directly from a historic window, as was customary in the 16th century. These unique outlets not only offer you excellent local wines, but also a direct insight into Florence's culture and history. Visit Babae for a variety of drinks or Cantina De'Pucci for a quick, authentic experience.

In a courtyard lit by fairytale lights, you'll enjoy traditional Tuscan dishes created by a dedicated mother-daughter team. From pasta with wild boar to artfully presented meat dishes such as grilled squid with artichoke, complemented by a good selection of vegetarian options such as green gnocchi with blue cheese. A feast for the senses, accompanied by regional wines.

In a lively atmosphere, enjoy real local dishes as they are served in an Italian home. Enjoy traditional Tuscan meals at low prices, including soft ravioli and a seafood stew full of octopus pieces. The daily changing specialties, handwritten on a blackboard, invite you to a long lunch on the sunny terrace.

Bresaola, prosciutto crudo or pecorino - this and much more can be found in this wonderful little delicatessen in a side street off Piazza Grande. And if you can't wait to get home, you can have a panini made for you - incredibly tasty.

Experience true Italian flair with a pizza baked according to traditional recipes. Locals love this place for its unadulterated taste experience. Here you will find a selection of pizzas topped with fresh, local ingredients and brought to perfection in a stone oven.

Enjoy handmade pasta and affordable house wine as you soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Piazza Santo Spirito. The gnocchi in truffle cream sauce is unforgettable, served bubbling hot. Perfect for a long afternoon with friends or watching the hustle and bustle. A tip: visit on Sunday to explore the market with handicrafts.

Enjoy exquisite cuisine in the shadow of fashion history, served in an atmosphere that breathes luxury. Martina Bonci will spoil you with innovative floral cocktails, while Massimo Bottura's culinary masterpieces will be presented on Richard Ginori porcelain. Let the peacock blue leather sofas transport you to a world where fashion and gastronomy merge in perfect harmony.

Enjoy award-winning pizzas at Il Montino in a cozy setting that has delighted locals for over a century. Wait patiently for your food, surrounded by the lively atmosphere and history of the place. In Monticchiello, authentic farmhouse cuisine and hearty dishes such as pici with sheep's cheese await you at Osteria La Porta.

For just €2.50, you can get delicious sandwiches at I Due Frattelini from a charming hole-in-the-wall shop that's very popular with locals – come early. With no seats, the experience is authentic: you eat on the curb and maybe enjoy a glass of wine for €1. Try the Goat Cheese Sundried Tomatoes and Pecorino Truffle Arugula Paninis on warm, crispy rolls.

For dinner, gaze through the windows at the vibrant fish market while enjoying Tuscan delicacies from Chef Paolo Secci. Accompanied by fine wines selected by wine manager Paolo Milano, discover specialties such as Mazara red shrimp and purple shrimp. A culinary experience that masterfully combines taste and views.

Taste your way through handmade, 100% organic gelato in a variety of unique flavors. The vibrant, orange interior will get you in the perfect mood for summer and gelato. Recommendations include pistachio, salted caramel and stracciatella. In addition to classic varieties, Gelateria De' Coltelli also offers vegan options and sorbets, fresh and prepared with local products.

Surrounded by medieval and Renaissance buildings, a café in this bustling neighborhood offers the real Italian coffee that locals love. Between the historic facades and cozy alleys, you will find the perfect setting for a break with espresso or cappuccino, accompanied by the lively atmosphere of the local hustle and bustle.

White, rosé, red or sparkling wine? Here you can design your own wine tasting, pour as often as you like and choose what you want to try and when. There are 11 stations with different delicacies to choose from - just put your glass underneath, press the button and you can taste your wine at the perfect temperature. The ambience is incredibly cozy with plenty of seating options and there's also plenty to satisfy both small and large appetites.

In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the Mercato Centrale, Da Nerbone has been preparing traditional Florentine dishes since 1872. Taste the legendary lampredotto sandwich, enhanced with salsa verde and salsa piccante, for an authentic taste experience. For less than €4, you'll discover the soul of Italian cuisine surrounded by the lively atmosphere of a historic market.

Discover homemade pasta such as tagliatelle with wild boar stew or cheese and pear raviolini, accompanied by top-notch local wines. Located in a former wine shop, Coquinarius offers an excellent wine list of top Tuscan wines and hidden gems, perfect after an e-bike excursion through Florence.

More than 40 years of culinary passion flow into every dish, from homemade pasta to exquisite meat dishes. Discover creations such as pappardelle with wild boar sauce or carbonara with truffles, prepared with local products and a presentation that transforms any meal into a work of art. Let yourself be enchanted by traditional Tuscan hospitality in an atmosphere that breathes history.

True Italian comfort food awaits you with a menu that includes seasonal delicacies such as pappa al pomodoro, tagliolini with truffle shavings, and bistecca alla Fiorentina. Don't forget to try the iconic pear pasta – a combination of pear and taleggio cheese in a creamy sauce, served with a glass of red wine for the ultimate taste experience.

Meet the master of the art of ice cream, Sergio, and his award-winning gelato. From saffron cream to mushroom to sorbetto di vernaccia, you'll experience an explosion of flavours with locally inspired, innovative strains. Every spoonful reveals the high art and passion that goes into the world-famous ice cream creations. Don't forget to try the signature varieties like Crema di Santa Fina.

Lively bars and authentic restaurants surrounded by medieval architecture await you. Enjoy aperitivi and pizzas at venues like Bar La Volta and Cecco Rivolta as you soak up the student flair and vibrant atmosphere. A walk through the alleys lined with porticoes leads to culinary discoveries and unforgettable evenings.

Enjoy exquisite Florentine food in an upscale yet cozy setting. Recommended by the Michelin Guide, this restaurant without an official star offers quality dishes at reasonable prices. Outdoor seating allows for picturesque views over Florence, making dining a visual and culinary feast.

Breakfast with freshly brewed coffee next to a flower shop in the morning, light tapas at lunchtime and creative cocktails in the evening - all this in a former department store. Live music and the ambiance of a stylish, rustic-chic room complete your dining experience. Try the duck breast on passion fruit tomato chutney and the watercress risotto with mussels and fresh lemon.

After endless carb loads, a visit offers you the chance to refresh yourself with healthy alternatives. Whether vegan wraps, Buddha bowls, acai bowls or smoothies – quality and seasonal freshness are in the foreground. The raw cocoa smoothie with almond milk is recommended. A modern, Scandinavian interior provides a cozy flair, ideal for enjoying in peace.

As you walk between historic facades and charming boutiques, you'll discover souvenirs, colorful ceramics, and local specialties like saffron and wine. A stop at one of the cinghiale (wild boar) delicatessens is not to be missed to taste the authentic flavors of the region. Smaller cafes offer the perfect break to enjoy the hustle and bustle of the street with an espresso.

Taste your way through special short pastries filled with delicious vanilla cream or a selection of tempting fillings. The famous Budini di Riso, unique rice pudding tartlets, offer an authentic Florentine dessert experience. Each piece tells the story of the city and its sweet traditions.