Il Santo Bevitore

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Rebecca Nardi
"Il Santo Bevitore è un rinomato ristorante situato nel caratteristico quartiere di San Frediano a Firenze. Questo locale è famoso per la sua cucina italiana contemporanea, che combina tradizione e innovazione, utilizzando ingredienti di alta qualità e tecniche culinarie moderne. L'atmosfera calda e accogliente rende Il Santo Bevitore il luogo ideale per una cena romantica o un incontro con amici. Tipo di attività: Ristorante Fascia di prezzo: Media (tra 30 e 60 euro) Ideale per: • Cene romantiche • Pranzi e cene gourmet • Incontri conviviali con amici "
Jennifer Magana
"This modern eatery combines traditional flavors with contemporary and the atmosphere is casual yet refined. The reasonable prices and informal setting make it a favorite among both locals and visitors. If there’s a wait, grab a glass of a locally-produced drink next door at Santino."
Megan Lenz
"Fancier restaurant so a bit more expensive, but worth it. They have a wine bar a few doors down. At the restaurant, get a wine spritz. "
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