The food court is located on the first floor and is open 7am to midnight. There is a wide range of authentic Tuscan foods available as well as other cuisines such as dumplings and vegetarian/vegan meals. The pasta with tartufo (truffle sauce) is recommended. Find it at the counter serving truffle dishes. Tip: If you want a cocktail, beer or wine then place your order with one of the roving wait staff. This avoids the wait at the bars on either side of the food court. The various cheese/meat/fresh vegetable/fresh fruit stalls are located on the ground floor. The ground floor is open until 6pm. There are some eateries on the ground floor too. Toilets are located on both floors and are clean. The toilets on the first floor food court level are free.

Zip thru the stalls of leather items and head to food market inside. Greet to hear locals shopping for tonight's dinner. Then go upstairs for lunch where there's lots of options. Pizza at Romualdo Rizzuti was very good. Seating at noon no issue, but probably gets more difficult 12-2.

This is a great place to find a bite to eat or a whole side of beef or a meal to go!! So interesting!! Busy but worth it!! We went twice and found the atmosphere lively, noisy but the food is great!!

Definitely worth a visit, plenty of food options to choose from. Best to go hungry! There is loads of seating and we gad no trouble finding a seat. The prices are kinda average, certainly no more expensive than the local area. Tiramisu was delicious and the best I had in Florence, as far as I could tell only one place sold it. Good atmosphere and a central bar for your drinks.

This place is an indoor market catering to local tastes. There’s cheese stores, butcher shops, fruit and vegetable sellers and prepared food stalls. We went by for breakfast and enjoyed cappuccino and croissants at one place and some snacks at another. Some of the more interesting offerings are beef stomach sandwiches (a Florintine specialty) tripe sandwiches and much more. It’s fun to have a look around for a few minutes after having a snack or perhaps, for the adventurous, a sandwich. For visitors with a kitchen, this market is the place to go to shop for dinner, including wines.

We were put onto this place by our hotel front desk and we were gald we did. The market is a gorgeous building full of interesting street food vendors. We ate pasta, arronchini balls, pizza and drank red wine. All was amaginly well cooked and made from fresh ingredients. We enjoyed the experience where you just all pitch in and sit togehter meaning that everyone was asking what each other was eating and where it came from. We came back again and again.

This was close to our Airbnb so we stopped here to shop, eat & drink. Outside is a bunch of stands selling leather, purses, belts, clothes, etc. Inside has 2 floors I believe - lots of places to eat & shop fresh produce. We loved going here!

An absolute must see if visiting Florence. So many different types of food so there is something for everyone and the food is excellent. The atmosphere is also very vibrant despite us visiting mid week. Some places can be a bit pricey but there is a variety of options at different price points to accommodate people’s budget. The toilets here are also very small so may incur a bit of a wait to use them especially when it’s busy.

Lively and well presented covered market. Not much you can't buy here. Lot of beautiful produce if staying self catering or just come for brunch/lunch. Lots of choice. Why can't other cities do this ?

Excellent place to take in the true experience of life in Florence. The market has so many stalls on the ground floor, inside the wonderful building, that offer Tuscan foods of all varieties, from cheeses to the best balsamic vibegar you'll find anywhere to truffles and so much more. Each stall offers you something unique and just escalates the 'wow' factor. Upstairs, there's a wide choice of eateries again offering a wide variety of Tuscan delights. Outside of the market building, there are many typical market stalls selling a huge range of leather goods plus a few stalls selling the typical goods focused on tourists. Well worth a visit.