This place has become a favorite of mine since moving to Florence in January. I read on a food blog that they had delicious soup sandwiches and decided that soup sounded good on a freezing cold day in Florence. Man, was it good! Not only did it warm me up, but it satisfied my need for comfort food. You can't... More

This is a very small restaurant with an excellent food for an amazing prince. My family and myself found it after read the reviews on the site and it is true amazing. The soup bread was amazing and even the pasta that the kids got was excellent. We ate everything until the end and the price for four plates with... More

I don’t usually feel I need to write about food/restaurants but I think this place is worth mentioning. There are plenty of places to eat in Florence but not many of them are cheap and good in my opinion. I walked past this shop one day last January and was somehow attracted by its English menu on blackboard, its simplicity... More

This little place is a nice change of pace... The restaurant is non-assuming, very casual. The menu is written on a blackboard in Italian and English, so that makes things easier. Basically there were bread bowl or sandwiches. I ordered beef stew in bread bowl and my wife ordered roasted pig sandwich. Both were delicious and a welcoming alternative to... More

A gentleman and his two daughters opened this traditional walk-up trattoria about 2008. They serve great traditional Tuscan sandwiches and other items, including a pork sandwich that is fantastic. Traditional stew in the bread bowl great also. Cost is about 5-8 dollars, depending on whether you get small or large (hint: the small is not much smaller than the large).... More

On our trip to Tuscany we were amazed by the great porchetta (pork roast in a great way!!!), and the Florence was ideal place for eating it, because you have it in restaurants, trattorias, but also in the street and markets as one of the most favorite domestic food. So, we ate pochettas a lot! But, our best experience (meaning... More

You can order as little or as much as you like. They have a bread salad which is refreshing and filling. They have "pour yourself wine" at 1.5 euros per cup. There are cold cuts for sandwiches, and meatballs. They have an eating area upstairs. Very casual and cheap. I only went once, but would have loved to have come... More

Have tried for the first time and was very good! Warm tuscan atmosphere and very good food... with local ingredients and cooking but reinvented in the served like the filled sandwitches! More

My husband and I call this place the "Tuscan Soup Ladies" because it was like going to your Italian grandma's house for lunch. Hearty, delicious, cheap, hot, authentic Tuscan food made fresh that day and served up with a smile. Steps from the Uffizzi and perfect after a day at the museum. It's at Via Della Condotta & Via de... More