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You’re never far from a fantastic restaurant in Florence. Serving up all manner of traditional Tuscan cuisine, as well as modern and international additions to the restaurant landscape, it can be difficult to choose where to spend your next meal. Fortunately, here is a collection of restaurant news, reviews and ideas to help guide the all-important decision of where to eat next.
An international and locomotive-inspired bistro in piazza degli Ottaviani.
A night at Luca’s takes you places without ever leaving Florence.
Expect leading beauty treatments and lovely meals at this up-and-coming cultural hub.
For a traditional Florentine restaurant experience in piazza della Repubblica
Marcella brings delicious, authentic Neapolitan/Roman classics to Florence that are also celiac-safe.
Tasting the New Messi Chicken Sandwich in the cavernous beauty of a former cinema.
The poolside L’Oliveto Bistrot will welcome guests for dinner starting July 1.
Giacomo Milano returns to Il Salviatino Firenze for a second season of exquisite food and beautiful views.
Indulge in one of the three dining experiences at Villa San Michele this summer.
For a different steak experience in central Florence
The pivotal and innovative work behind Podere Belvedere centers on meat.
Pancakes, grilled sandwiches and eggs any which way.
If you’re touring the sights of piazza Santa Croce and looking for a very Florentine bite to eat, Bisteccheria Santa Croce is the place for you.
Saporium Florence from Borgo Santo Pietro is a gourmet dining experience that delivers considered design and dishes.
Xin Ge Liu elevates Chinese food to fine dining status with her stunning creations.
Alex Sgrenzaroli of Risotteria Melotti in Florence tells about his love for cooking and his approach to gluten-free food.
Open seven days a week, with a side of culture, the burgers are exceedingly good.
From upgraded bakeries to elevated dim sum, 2023 is already causing ripples on Florence's restaurant scene.
The former tobacco factory is a cosy restaurant that serves food you really want to eat.
Tuscany now boasts 40 Michelin-starred restaurants.
A new trattoria called Dalla Lola is serving lesser-known local dishes to buck tourist trends.
La Loggia, Villa San Michele's fine dining restaurant turns a gourmet experience into a moment of edification.
Expect fine dining and expert wine pairings at this gourmet restaurant in Beatrice Portinari's childhood palazzo.
Dining on the terrace offers sublime vistas and some of the finest fish in Florence.
