soups and fish were great. Have the falafel platter, everyone loved it. good coffee as well. Convenient to visit to the synagogue. More

We stopped by Ruth's for lunch. The food was fresh, tasty and fast, although a little pricey for what it was. The felafel itself was a step above Maoz, but there weren't nearly the same number of toppings. Service was somewhat indifferent, but not at all rude. Most of the people inside seemed to be tourists, even in November, although... More

cute little restaurant and offers free wifi. The menu is not extensive but everything is very fresh. Enjoy there coffee as well. Friendly service. Dairy, pasta. More

We made a reservation, in person, the owner declared we were lying when we came for the proposed time. We were turned away, with an 80 year old woman in our party and 40 degree weather. When we finally sat down, we sat for five minutes and then our party of five was moved to a smaller table with not... More

Enjoyed the pasta and salad, coffee was great. very pleasant service. Also, when we asked which portions were gluten-free, the owner understood what we were talking about and added cheese to the salad so my wife could also enjoy a meal with protein. Would definitely go back. More

Travalling with a vegetarian in Italy isn't hard, but Ruth's had more vegetarian options than most restaurants we visited. More

Menu is simple but really good . You have to go . Falafel is delicious and cake as well . Perfect for lunch . Good value . Charming and tasty ... Wish more place was like this one . 25 e for lunch Per two persons .. Not bad at all .. If you go to visit the synagogue before... More

After days of traveling in Italy and being extremely limited with our food options, we were looking forward to eating Kosher and a bit more variety. Location is good: next door to the synagogue (which is stunning) and a ten-minute walk from downtown Florence. Food was ok (cous cous was oily, salad was ok, pizza was good, but portions were... More

The food tasted good, but it was such a rip off paying 35 euros for 2 euros of ingredients. It took 45 minutes for a simple soup to be served. Also, the place is insanely pro israeli. I love Judaism, but the pictures and flags on the wall would make anyone in who is sympathetic to the Palestineans uncomfortable. More