Florence Beyond the Guidebook: Where to Take Guests Who Have Already Done the Obvious
The hardest brief we get from corporate organisers is the second visit. The first visit brief is easy. The group has never been to Florence. You take them to the Duomo, you arrange a guided Uffizi, you book a candlelit dinner with a view of the Arno, and you hand...
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Top 10 Most Instagrammed Roman Dishes
There are two universal truths: Italians take food rules more seriously than soccer fans take penalties, and the rest of the world can’t stop posting pictures of pasta. Somewhere between #foodporn and #carbonara, Roman cuisine has quietly taken over Instagram feeds—and nonna is both proud and slightly horrified. Rome, the...
Trattoria da Ginone Review: Classic Dishes, Local Charm
Tucked away in a quieter corner of Florence, Trattoria da Ginone is one of those places that feels like it’s always been there and in many ways, it has. Listed as a historical shop by the city and run today by a mother-and-son duo, this traditional trattoria has been serving...
Fiaschetteria Fantappié Review: Rustic Tuscan Charm in San Frediano
Florence is packed with wine bars and charming eateries, but Fiaschetteria Fantappié stands out for one reason: it genuinely feels like stepping into another time. It’s a nostalgic, rustic corner of Florence where the wine flows, the food comforts, and the atmosphere makes you want to stay all night. I...
Pasticceria Buonamici Review: A Sweet Slice of Florentine Tradition
Tucked away on the Oltrarno side of Florence, Pasticceria Buonamici is a third-generation family bakery that’s been quietly perfecting its craft since the 1950s. I didn’t walk in expecting anything fancy or overly polished. Instead, I found a place that’s genuinely rooted in routine where locals come for their morning...
Babae Florence Review: Where Tuscan Tradition Meets Modern Charm
Florence is home to many popular restaurants, but Babae stands out for the way it blends Tuscan tradition with a modern spirit. Babae has become a must-visit, not only for its inviting interior and creative menu, but also for something quite unique: the wine window. You may have seen it...
La Sorbettiera Florence Review: Artisanal Gelato at Its Finest
Florence’s love affair with gelato is as deep-rooted as its Renaissance heritage. Every corner in the city offers a cone or cup, but few places match the devotion to quality and craftsmanship found at La Sorbettiera. I discovered their Santo Spirito location while exploring the Oltrarno neighborhood and was instantly...
Florence Food Studio Review: A Hands-On Taste of Tuscan Tradition
I didn’t expect to get emotional over a bowl of handmade pasta, but Florence Food Studio surprised me. What started as a fun activity turned into one of the most genuine experiences I’ve had in Florence. This wasn’t just a pasta making class; it felt like being invited into someone’s...
Divin Boccone Florence Review: Wine, Small Plates & Florentine Charm
Just beyond Florence’s crowded streets, Divin Boccone offers a refreshing pause. At first glance, it resembles a small neighborhood deli but step inside, and it becomes clear this is something more. Born from the vision of Massimiliano, a former butcher from Puglia, the concept blends Southern Italian roots with Tuscan...
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