As soon as I walk in I am greeted by Serafino Sanesi, proud owner of the Antica Trattoria. He is a tall man with a friendly smile. He started working in his mother’s trattoria at age 11, and he hasn’t had one day of regret. Today you can find him at the register where he greets his customers with warm hospitality. At his trattoria “la cucina e’ rigorosamente casalinga” or “the food is strictly homey”. Read More…
A Florentine Classic: Trattoria Mario
2Usually when I see a long waiting line, I make a turn and try my luck some other time. With Trattoria Mario it’s quite another story. Adding yourself to the queue of patient diners is part of the charm. It’s not only the promise of a yummy Tuscan lunch that makes you stand in line. It’s also a place where you feel welcome, not matter if you are a Florentine or a foreigner. Read More…
A history lesson @ Sostanza [il Troia]
13A time machine. Florence can feel like that at times. But sometimes, it’s a welcome feeling. A history lesson inside every doorway. Where time stands still and things are the way they were meant to be. Read More…
A happy meal at Lungarno23
0I love hamburgers. And judging by the enthusiastic crowd, I am not alone. At Lungarno23, you’ll be tempted by a list of 100% organic, delicious gourmet burgers topped with some Italian favorites such as Cinta Senese pancetta, Tropea onions, black olive tapenade, truffle or porcini mushrooms. Read More…




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