I lived downtown Florence from 1984 to 2000. I love old school trattorias, but have included some newer places as well.

Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy

Dining in Florence

I created this for a couple of friends coming and looking for Jewish History and places to eat. I added some don't miss sites for their short visit.
There is not a large Jewish part of Florence. Rome has a large center and Pitigliano in Southern Tuscany. 
There is a lot of history
If you would like your own curated guide, Email me divinacucina@gmail.com

Jewish Florence

The markets are the heart of the city. They also help you understand what is in season and what to look for on the menus.
There are several larger food markets and some other weekly markets in the neighborhoods as well as antiques and flea markets.
This is not a complete guide to dining in Florence, but rather where I would eat near the markets. A taste of some of the Florentine neighborhoods. 
-I also can create your own custom guide including what to see in town paired to where you eat.
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Divina Cucina's  Florence for Food-Lovers

Your comprehensive guide to exploring Florence like a true insider. Explore, dine, and shop your way with this meticulously curated travel guide, highlighting the most picturesque gems and must-visit spots. 

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Insider Tips for Florence
Flavors of Florence
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Ecco una “food guide” per chi trascorre qualche giorno a Firenze! Una selezione accurata di locali, dalla colazione fino alla cena, pensata per chi non vuole perdere tempo a cercare il posto giusto in cui fermarsi a mangiare! 

Here is a “food guide” for those who spend a few days in Florence! A careful selection of places, from breakfast to dinner, designed for those who do not want to waste time looking for the right place to stop for a meal!

Firenze, dove mangiare/where to eat 

Home of the Renaissance! 
Florence is a travelers dream. Filled with museums, amazing food, and so much to explore! 

In this guide I share the best hotels, best restaurants & cafes, the classic museums and hidden gems to explore! 




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Cibrèo Trattoria

this is the famous cibreo restaurant's smaller trattoria. The same food and almost half the price!
Adore the tomato gelatin! no pasta.. They also have  several places right there. The restaurant has a larger menu and wine list. The Caffe across the street serves pasta and meat as well. 

A blend of French and Italian influences. The restaurant’s cozy atmosphere is enhanced by a warm color palette and eclectic furnishings. 

The yellow-pepper soup is a must-try.

Serving traditional Tuscan and Floretine dishes 

Cibrèo Trattoria

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