I'Raddi di Santo Spirito

Florence has become very well-known for panini, different kinds of sandwiches stuffed with all things delicious. Many visitors tend to flock in mass to the same Insta-famous shop, which is ok, but not worth wasting precious hours standing in line, when you could very easily just walk up to an even better establishment. This is my ultimate list as a Tuscan native, with detailed descriptions and videos about what makes each panini shop unique 💎 Don't forget to download Thatch app to access full features and to save ☑️ this map for future use! Italian Language 101: one panino, two panini.

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. Send me an email divinacucina@gmail.com or DM me on Instagram @divinacucina When using the guide, be sure to open the map and you can see where you are and what's closest to where you are.

From visiting the beautiful city of Florence multiple times and doing extensive research I have compiled together an extensive list of the best places to eat and drink in Florence. I have included over 10 great spots to eat, including the best places for gelato, and 6 places to enjoy a drink for the evening.