I've made note of your favorite's Luca! Maybe we can meet for a meal when I'm there in OctoberAs most of you should know, my favourite is Belcore (via dell'Albero, near SMN station), that is not a tipically Tuscan restaurant but in my opinion one of the best values in town. Second best, Toscanella (via Toscanella, near palazzo Pitti)
Hello - Try http://www.mangiafuocofirenze.it/ - run by Daniela and Barbara - wonderful non-tourist restaurant in the center. Very casual, good food and very friendly. Prices are mid-range. Daniela and Barbara are great, warm and kind people. You can also see the good reviews on Trip Advisor.I have my favorite Florence restaurants: Trattoria Sergio (lunch only), Osteria di Giovanni (dinner only), Munaciello (pizza only). But I have gotten stuck in a rut. What are you favorite places to eat in Florence?
http://www.yelp.com/biz/osteria-vini-e-vecchi-sapori-firenze. Reservations are a must. We went for lunch and as we left there was a HUGE crowd waiting to get in. One of the best meals of the trip.
Buon appetito!
The other, which is very near the Duomo, is Coquinarius on Via delle Oche,15R. It was recommended by Judy at Divina Cucina, here is a quote from her recommendation…"Hidden off the main street of Via Calzaiuoli, this is a nice escape from the hustle and bustle of Florence. Open from 9:00 until late at night, you can have breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner! Pastas are light and lovely. Salads are a full meal. Save room for their warm chocolate cake! The enoteca offers a fine selection of Italian, Austrian, Chilean, Argentine, and California wines".
Cheers,
Sandra
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