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Enoteca Pinchiorri

★★★ Michelin€€€€Italian Contemporary, Creative

In the world of fine dining, Via Ghibellina is synonymous with Enoteca Pinchiorri: the magnificent seventeenth-century palazzo that houses it is home to one of the most iconic restaurants in Italy, a true legend of gastronomy. Opened in 1972 by Annie Féolde and Giorgio Pinchiorri, what began as a modest wine shop with a kitchen has over time become a great restaurant, in which Florentine history and elegance intertwine among paintings, frescoes and vivid arrangements of fresh flowers. At the stove, the cooking aspires to a refinement free of ostentation, eschewing fleeting fashions in favour o

Santa Elisabetta

★★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Mediterranean Cuisine

Attention: Temporarily closed!In the heart of the historic centre, yet set apart on a quiet little piazza, the first thing to catch the eye is the Pagliazza Byzantine tower, the oldest in the city and the only one circular in form. Once through the entrance of the Hotel Brunelleschi, guests are accompanied to the first floor of the tower, where the restaurant is to be found: an intimate dining room adorned with a Murano chandelier and just six tables. The culinary offering reveals a strong Mediterranean inspiration, with marine echoes that surface throughout the combinations of flavours. The d

Arnolfo

★★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Country cooking

With sharp lines created by the use of iron and glass, this modern building is especially designed to allow guests to admire the views from wherever they’re sitting. To the rear of the dining room, the large open-view kitchen framed by a superb yellow Siena marble wall is home to chef Gaetano Trovato (Mentor Chef Award 2024) and his team. Although there are three tasting menus available, one of which is vegetarian, any of the courses can also be chosen à la carte style. We could say so much about Arnolfo’s cuisine, but we’ll limit ourselves to mentioning the bread (which has been central to th

Osteria di Passignano

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Tuscan

Within the Antinori universe, in one of the most beguiling villages of the Chianti Classico, stands the Osteria di Passignano: a restaurant of great elegance housed within walls steeped in history, alongside the ancient Badia di Passignano, still inhabited by monks and guardian of the barrel cellar of the wine that bears its name, produced from the vineyards that surround the monastery. The setting is of the very highest order, where history, craftsmanship and extraordinary landscapes are woven together. In the kitchen, chef Matteo Lorenzini maintains a close bond with the territory and its pr

Saporium Firenze

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Contemporary

At this restaurant, Ariel Hagen, a young and friendly chef who, despite his name, hails from Florence, divides his time between the open-view kitchen and the tables in the dining room, where he happily explains dishes to guests and shares his enthusiasm for sustainability. His dishes are showcased on tasting menus but can also be chosen individually à la carte style from either menu depending on your preference. Among the desserts, don’t miss the Caterina De' Medici’s rose, a modern version of the traditional Florentine “zuccotto” cake with a beautiful combination of milk and Alkermes liqueur.

Borgo San Jacopo

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

The name of this restaurant in the Hotel Lungarno refers to its location in one of the most charming districts in Florence, namely Oltrarno, just beyond the Ponte Vecchio. Here, lucky diners will get the chance to sit at one of two tables on the balcony for an unforgettable dining experience – although wherever you sit, the superb cuisine created by Claudio Mengoni will linger long in the memory. Showcased on two tasting menus and an à la carte, the meat and fish dishes served here are creative and of the highest quality, with the occasional Tuscan influence.

Atto di Vito Mollica

★ Michelin€€€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

A few steps from the Duomo, within the Corte degli Imperatori of Palazzo Portinari, the historic former residence of the Salviati family, the restaurant occupies a setting of rare beauty, enriched by sixteenth-century frescoes by Alessandro Allori and the soothing sound of a fountain. An authentic Renaissance salon transformed into a refined dining room. The kitchen distinguishes itself through technical precision and elegance, bringing out the very best of the highest-quality produce in dishes that are creative yet always balanced and never contrived. Emblematic is the lightly seared langoust

Luca's by Paulo Airaudo

★ Michelin€€€€Contemporary, Creative

In the heart of artistic, monumental Florence, elegant spaces unfold on the first floor of Hotel La Gemma, enveloped in soft lighting and refined details. The cuisine is pared-back yet rich in nuance, where quality ingredients meet creativity. Among the most captivating offerings: goat tagliolini with anchovies, Sorrento lemon, and caviar; squab cappelletti; and prized wagyu beef. For a romantic dinner, choose one of the oval tables overlooking the kitchen, where the chef’s gestures become part of the show.

La Torre

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Contemporary

Il Castello del Nero, the spectacular 12C residence that is home to this restaurant, stands in a magical location that includes many of the attractions that make Tuscany such a special place to visit – a breathtaking view from its summer terrace, an elegant dining room full of history, and top-quality ingredients such as extra-virgin olive oil and wine (the attractive wine cellar boasts a generous selection of the latter). However, the main attraction here is the excellent cuisine made by friendly chef Di Pirro, which is technical, creative and at the same time full of flavour, and always beau

Serrae Villa Fiesole

★ Michelin€€€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

Within a historic villa now transformed into the FH55 boutique hotel, this restaurant stands out for its contemporary, light-filled interiors, with an open kitchen directed by the chef and his team. Through the large picture windows and from the summer terrace, a captivating view of Florence unfolds below. The gastronomic proposal draws deep roots from Italian tradition, with evident Tuscan resonance, expressed in a creative key across meat, fish, and a sound vegetarian selection. A carefully curated wine list, alongside a cocktail offering, completes the experience.

Il Pievano

★ Michelin€€€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine

At the stove shines the talent of Antonio Iacoviello, a young chef who weaves his Campanian roots with international experiences, creating strongly characterized dishes in Tuscany that span the Mediterranean and Asia, while maintaining a connection with the local area. There are three tasting menus: "Ricomincio da tre," a tribute to his homeland; "Un amore carnale," dedicated to meat and Tuscany; and "Sempreverde," entirely plant-based. In the summertime, dining takes place in the romantic tranquility of the old courtyard. For wines, let yourself be guided by Elisabetta, an expert sommelier wh

Paca

★ Michelin€€€Italian Contemporary

This beautiful gastronomic establishment just steps from the historic center offers modern Italian cuisine that pays great attention to raw materials, selecting small local producers and, where possible, local ingredients. The exquisite Colonnata lard is often served with delicious bread offerings: from rice flour bread to chestnut bread. Excellent service completes this pleasant gourmet experience in the city of Prato.

Il Visibilio

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Contemporary

At the end of a dirt road leading from the contemporary art village of Pievasciata to the cultivated hills, you will find the impressive gate of The Club House hotel. Il Visibilio is a small gourmet restaurant that offers a delightful combination of Tuscan cuisine and the creativity of chef Iannotti from the two-Michelin-starred Krèsios restaurant in Telese Terme. Iannotti brings to Siena a formula similar to that offered at his restaurant. A single blind tasting menu, a long gastronomic journey consisting of surprise dishes that alternate between ingredients from land and sea, with extensive

Linfa

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Country cooking

Inside the walls, but easily accessible from the car parks outside, a small treasure chest of elegance, with contemporary artwork on the walls, and congeniality. Here chef Giovanni Cerroni, with a lengthy experience in fine dining, offers two tasting menus: Mimesis with the great classics and A mano libera, where his talent is best expressed according to the client's tastes as well. For wines, one quietly relies on the expertise of Cesario Delle Donne. Finally, the choice of using books as centrepieces is very much appreciated: the one on Tuscan proverbs illustrated by Renato Bellabarba is not

Poggio Rosso

★ Michelin€€€€Creative

In the heart of the Sienese hills, Borgo San Felice Resort enchants like a Tuscan dream. At the helm is Stelios Sakalis, an Athenian chef with a star-studded past in France, England, and Italy, who interprets local cuisine with elegance and modernity. Captivated by these places, he has put down roots, blending regional flavors with Mediterranean touches that also reflect his homeland.

L'Asinello

★ Michelin€€€Tuscan, Creative

Situated at the entrance to a romantic village in the Chianti region, this former stable has been converted into a quiet, elegant restaurant by a young couple, with a beautiful garden for summer dining. Here, guests can sit after dinner and enjoy the sound of neighbours calling to each other in the background, a pleasant reminder of life in Italy in days gone by. At the helm in the kitchen, the husband champions traditional cuisine which is minimalist in its choice of flavours and made from just a few well-balanced ingredients. The impeccably kept garden, which is as beautiful and well present

Atman

★ Michelin€€€Creative

In the centre of Vinci, the town where Leonardo was born – a visit to the museum dedicated to him is recommended – stands this restaurant with a considered and minimalist atmosphere. The dining room, spare yet welcoming, deliberately allows attention to fall upon the cooking, presented through a single tasting menu in continuous evolution, shaped by the creative instinct of the chef. The recipes display sound technique, measured imagination and a delicate touch in both presentation and the balance of flavours. Our Inspector was particularly taken with the risotto with raw cuttlefish, marinated

Contrada

★ Michelin€€€Modern Cuisine, Tuscan

In the charming setting of an old hamlet, chef Davide Canella, who has plenty of experience behind him, serves delicious, elegant cuisine presented on a tasting menu and an à la carte on which meat takes centre stage (although a few fish options also feature). Dishes include exquisite prawns and panzanella, and duck breast served with hosomaki. Manuela, the friendly, professional sommelier, oversees the front of house, offering excellent recommendations on the best wine pairings. In other words, a delightful all-round dining experience thanks to the competence and enthusiasm of all involved.

Octavin

★ Michelin€€€€Creative, Modern Cuisine

Housed in two small dining rooms connected by an arch on the ground floor of an old palazzo, this restaurant is decorated with materials that give it a minimalist feel – a combination of stone, wood and iron in the tables, glass in the mirrors and bottles on display, and paper in the books arranged in small niches, just like the lounge of a private home. There are just 20 seats in this warm, intimate and unfussy restaurant, as well as a large counter separated by an arch at the entrance which precedes the recently restructured kitchen. Observation of his own region has shown owner-chef Luca Fr

Cannavacciuolo Vineyard

★ Michelin€€€Italian Contemporary

Chef Antonino Cannavacciuolo brings his vision of hospitality to a lesser-traveled corner of Tuscany, rich in charm and verdant landscapes. The resort integrates harmoniously with the completely renovated borgo, while the dining room combines contemporary comforts with a cuisine of decisive character: elegant, measured, and always balanced between flavor and finesse. From the open kitchen pass, you can see the meticulous work of the crew, finishing each dish with near-surgical precision. Service is of equal caliber, entrusted to well-trained professionals, many with experience gained abroad. T

Da Gorini

★ Michelin€€€Modern Cuisine, Cuisine from Romagna

This restaurant in San Piero in Bagno’s historic centre takes its name from its young chef Gianluca da Gorini, who prepares original and creative cuisine inspired by the traditions of this beautiful hilly region as well as his own more imaginative creations. Frequently used ingredients include mushrooms, game, freshwater fish and Mora Romagnolo suckling pig, often combined with other more exotic fare. There’s a particular emphasis on dishes cooked over the barbecue grill, which gives ingredients such as lamb, eel and pigeon a particularly pleasant texture and flavour.

Saporium

★ Michelin€€€€Tuscan, Italian Contemporary

Saporium is the new fine-dining restaurant at the superb Relais Borgo Santo Pietro, an old property where the internal decor demonstrates a rare elegance, especially in the evening when hundreds of candles provide soft lighting and a romantic ambience in the dining room. In fine weather, meals are served under an elegant 13C portico overlooking the garden, with the property’s 100ha grounds and the Valle Serena as a backdrop. Much of the produce used in the cuisine (designed by executive chef Ariel Hagan and transformed by resident chef Luca Ottogalli into modern, delicate dishes) comes from th

Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura

★ Michelin€€€€Italian Contemporary, International

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Il Palagio

★ Michelin€€€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

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Zeb

必比登€€Farm to table, Traditional Cuisine

In the San Niccolò district, in the heart of Oltrarno, there is a decidedly unusual restaurant. You won't find yourself occupying the usual kind of seating here, as most guests dine on tall stools at a long counter, rather like in a sushi bar. The atmosphere evokes the Far East but the recipes here are typically Tuscan: simple, well-executed dishes, listed on a blackboard that changes with the seasons and according to the chef's inspiration. The menu ranges from oven-baked courgettes stuffed with meat to pici pasta with ricotta and fresh tomato pesto, from “ribollita” to “peposo”, and stuffed

Il Latini

必比登€€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

True to itself as always, Il Latini is a real Florentine institution, which continues to keep Tuscan traditions alive both in its small, rustic-style dining rooms and in its typical regional cuisine prepared with careful attention to detail and a respectful approach. Florentine steak takes pride of place on the menu, which also features the local hams that hang from the ceiling. Specialities include pappa al pomodoro, Florentine tripe and ribollita stew, as well as cantucci with vin santo, the typical finale to any Tuscan meal. Generations may pass but the appeal of this convivial and welcomin

Antica Trattoria La Toppa

必比登€Tuscan

The two traditional rooms at this restaurant are perfectly in keeping with the medieval atmosphere of the beautifully preserved village of San Donato. The cuisine is obviously Tuscan in style, delighting guests with its exquisite home-made pasta expertly prepared by young chef Matteo. At certain times of the year, special dishes such as game make an appearance on the menu – the wild boar stew is not to be missed! Among the desserts, make sure you try the caramel panna cotta which is one of the best in the region. The small wine list includes a few labels from famous wineries.

Osteria Le Panzanelle

必比登€€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

This pleasant rural trattoria has a simple, informal ambience, plus an attractive outdoor space in the shady garden. Wherever you sit, you’ll savour generous portions of delicious regional cuisine, including home-made pasta and excellent meat – we particularly enjoyed the pici pasta with garlic and the rabbit stuffed with spinach. Fresh fish from the island of Elba is served on Fridays, while the wine list focuses on Tuscan labels. It’s always a good idea to book ahead!

Da Burde

必比登€€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

Booking in advance is highly recommended at this traditional Tuscan restaurant (home to a grocer’s shop as well as a trattoria) which has a loyal and regular clientele. Most guests come here for the superb Fiorentina steak (cooked over the grill), as well as the classic soups and home-made pastas. The wine list is overseen by Andrea, an enthusiastic sommelier who enjoys organising themed wine-tasting evenings.

Da Pode

必比登€€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

"In a skilfully refurbished farmhouse nestled in the hills surrounding San Gimignano, Da Pode restaurant welcomes guests into cosy dining rooms featuring stone and wood, and onto a large terrace where, when the weather is warm, diners can enjoy their meal as they admire the Tuscan countryside. The cuisine is authentic and deeply rooted in tradition, with recipes handed down through four generations. Fresh pasta is prepared daily on the premises, the meat is of the highest quality, and the desserts are worthy of attention too: the soft, light apple cake with custard is a delicious finale that s

Futura Osteria

必比登€€€Tuscan, Seasonal Cuisine

Along the Via Francigena, just a few steps from Monteriggioni, stands the small medieval hamlet of Abbadia Isola, with its splendid Romanesque church and ancient buildings that once formed the monastery and its dependencies. Futura Osteria occupies the rooms that were once the monks’ cellars, where they stored their wines: here you can enjoy flavourful, Tuscan-inspired cuisine, simple and profoundly seasonal. The format offers three fixed-price tasting menus, with portions that are always generous; many of the vegetables come from the restaurant’s own kitchen garden. In addition to the menus,

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Il Cedro

必比登€Tuscan

At the entrance of the village of Moggiona, along the road connecting Camaldoli to Poppi, Il Cedro welcomes you with homely aromas and genuine flavors. Mariangela and Cristina – one in the dining room, the other in the kitchen – share the Tuscan tradition with enthusiasm and warmth, offering rustic dishes, sincere smiles, and a family-like atmosphere.

Trattoria da Marino

必比登€€regional

A village trattoria with a long history, it offers unpretentious surroundings with little in the way of adornment, yet it is the cooking that provides the true reason to make the journey: robust, generous and deeply Tuscan. The menu encompasses nearly all of the great regional classics – pappa al pomodoro, pici, ricotta gnudi, tripe and lampredotto meatballs, rabbit cooked in a terracotta pot, and the ever-present fiorentina – dishes that faithfully narrate the local traditions. Not to be missed is the tasting menu, which represents exceptional value for money. In the dining room, Edoardo Inno

La Campanara

必比登€€Regional Cuisine

In a charming hamlet just outside Galeata, the entrance opens onto a small, pretty courtyard that in summer leads to outdoor tables beside the church, shaded by trees and facing the hills: a truly idyllic setting. The cuisine is rooted in the local territory, which here means not only Romagna but also echoes of the neighboring Marche and, above all, Tuscany – as in a memorable lampredotto with porcini mushrooms, tasted on our most recent late‑summer visit. In the adjoining shop, guests can purchase products prepared in the restaurant’s own workshop, while a few guest rooms are also available.

Il Conte Matto

必比登€€italian

The 14th-century home of the castle gamekeeper has been transformed into a showcase of regional products with a terrace overlooking the hills and, from the rooms, glimpses of the surrounding countryside. Chef Chiara's cooking is easy to read: Tuscan and local, with an emphasis on seasonal produce from the garden and nearby farmers. The triptych of hams is already a good reason to sit at the table, delicate and firm at the same time, with perfect seasoning! Among the starters, indulge in an artichoke flan; among the main courses, the classic Florentine steak or pigeon, served whole and flavoure

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L'Ortone

必比登€€Italian, Seasonal Cuisine

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Trattoria Cibrèo - Il Cibrèino

€€€Tuscan, Classic Cuisine

"This simple, typical trattoria (not to be confused with the more elegant Cibrèo restaurant next door) has long been one of the best places in Florence for anyone looking to enjoy delicious, traditional cuisine without spending a fortune. The menu features an array of dishes that have become firm favourites over the years: tripe salad, vegetable soup with red rice, stewed lampredotto (a sort of tripe), roast pork loin with mashed potatoes and, to finish, a caramel panna cotta that evokes memories of the past.As summed up by the Inspector: “It’s the restaurant I’d choose to eat at if I were on

Nello

€€Italian Contemporary, Tuscan

Federico at the stove and Chiara, pastry chef and the soul of the welcome, have brought new life to a long-established local restaurant, transforming it into a modern expression of Tuscan cooking. The menu, varied and stimulating, features dishes such as the raviolo filled with Parmigiano cream from Red Cows, served with chanterelles and onions – intense and technically accomplished – as well as their intriguing take on tiramisù, given an added dimension by a secret touch of tobacco. Over the years, the wine list has grown considerably, reflecting the deep passion of both proprietors; the bott

Da Bibe

€€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

At the gates of Florence, at the precise point where the city dissolves into the green of the countryside, Bibe welcomes guests beneath the leafy canopy of its summer terrace and within the warm interiors of a trattoria safeguarding over one hundred and fifty years of history, now in the hands of the sixth generation. Here, Tuscan cuisine remains the absolute protagonist: artisanal cured meats, traditional crostini, pici al ragù, and iconic dishes such as beef peposo. Not to be missed are the fried or grilled chicken and, for devotees, a fiorentina that interprets the classic canons in the mos

Podere 39

€€Modern Cuisine, Contemporary

Just beyond Porta Romana, one finds an intimate dining room with few covers – advance booking is strongly advised – where the restaurant wins one over immediately through its style: a small space of considerable personality, made all the more appealing by rustic details set off by generous and carefully tended floral arrangements. A portion of the ingredients comes directly from their own farm, Podere 39, a guarantee of freshness and identity. The menu alternates between meat and fish, a well-judged balance that draws out the quality of the produce and a cooking of authentic and unaffected cha

Del Fagioli

€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

A historic city landmark, this rustic and sincere trattoria welcomes guests with a simple, warm atmosphere, where the open kitchen at the entrance serves as an immediate calling card. The distinctly familial ambiance makes it beloved by many, so much so that reservations well in advance are required. The table sees straightforward, fragrant recipes: excellent Florentine steaks, pici with aglione sauce, pappa al pomodoro, twice-cooked beef with sautéed green beans, and to finish, house-made cantucci. A stop that celebrates the most authentic Tuscan tradition with genuine spirit.

Solociccia

€€Meats and Grills

One of the most famous butchers in Italy has now turned his hand to cooking. At two locations, Solociccia or Officina della Bistecca, the menu is unique and served at a specific time with a meat proposal or a vegetarian option. Solociccia is only open for lunch.

Ora d'Aria

€€€Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

Behind the Uffizi, a restaurant that stands out for its originality: not so much for its impressively large open kitchen as for its deliberate desire to encourage direct interaction between guests and the kitchen team. The restaurant’s name reflects its proximity to the historic Florentine prison of Le Murate and its intention to offer customers a moment of genuine relaxation.A small but charming dining room adorned with a ceiling frescoed with gold leaf, houses Marco Stabile’s delightful restaurant, where he serves creative cuisine that is equally accomplished in both meat and fish dishes, al

Degusteria Italiana

€€€Italian Contemporary, Italian

Tucked away among the narrow streets of the historic centre, in a strategic position between the Galleria degli Uffizi and the timeless Ponte Vecchio, this small restaurant wins one over through its intimate, considered and naturally chic atmosphere. True to its name, the cooking celebrates Italian ingredients through contemporary recipes that are spare and never overwrought, conceived more to comfort than to astonish. Completing the experience, a carefully curated selection of cheeses and cured meats, and a broad and well-constructed wine list dedicated entirely to Italy, with the region taki

Cucina

€€Tuscan, Home Cooking

At this restaurant, local ingredients (mainly from the market) take pride of place on the daily menu which changes in accordance with whatever produce is available at the time. The rustic-style dishes are full of intense flavours, with meat and vegetables often cooked in the wood-fired oven. The pleasantly informal dining room with its many cookery books dotted here and there was designed by the owner-architects themselves.

Locale Firenze

€€€€Contemporary, Creative

Within a palazzo steeped in history, spanning from its medieval underground cellars to the Renaissance piano nobile housing the restaurant, guests enter through the ancient courtyard, now a refined lounge bar with a large counter dedicated to mixology and small tapas-style bites. From here you reach the splendid interior dining rooms, the ideal backdrop for an avowedly creative cuisine shaped by the chef’s international experiences across Australia, Japan, and France. The evocative medieval cellars also house “Labo-ttega,” an exclusive experience combining avant-garde cuisine and mixology, ava

Cuculia

€€€Contemporary, Creative

An establishment of measured elegance, with refined interiors that evoke the atmosphere of a contemporary French bistrot, enhanced by a small library displaying culinary volumes and beyond. Chef Oliver Betancourt, originally from Venezuela, built his training through notable kitchens in France, Spain, and Italy: a journey that today translates into a gastronomic approach rich in nuance, nourished by diverse traditions and constructed around seasonal local products, alongside more exotic ingredients such as kombu, soy sauce, and koji. Vegetarian options are clearly marked on the menu, together

Il Santo Bevitore

€€Tuscan

The atmosphere is simple and convivial, with the authentic feel of a typical Tuscan trattoria. It is from this tradition that the cooking takes its cue, offering a number of regional classics: from the selection of cured meats to ribollita, from roast pigeon served with fettunta and zolfini beans to cantucci with Vin Santo. There are also occasional seafood dishes, such as cuttlefish and artichoke stew. These are generous, full-flavoured dishes, faithful to a style of cooking that expresses Tuscan identity to the full, sometimes refreshed through more contemporary interpretations, yet always r

Cestello Firenze

€€€€Seafood, Contemporary

On the spectacular piazza dominated by the historic church of San Frediano in Cestello, this atmospheric restaurant distinguishes itself through a relaxed elegance, complemented by an excellent bar where a carefully considered cocktail offering is accompanied by refined tapas pairings. The cooking is entirely dedicated to fish and seafood: generous space is given to raw preparations from the sea, also available through a dedicated tasting menu, while the heart of the carte explores modern and creative compositions. For those who favour a more classic approach, it is possible to approach the fi

Io Osteria Personale

€€Creative, Contemporary

Well past its tenth year of operation, this contemporary bistrot has by now established itself as a solid point of reference in the San Frediano quarter – and more broadly across the city. The setting, spare yet considered, plays upon exposed beams, brick walls and a handful of wooden tables left deliberately in their natural state, arranged in two rows: a simplicity that is only apparent, behind which is felt a carefully attuned minimal sensitivity. The same attention is to be found in the kitchen, where a creative and personal offering takes shape, moving with balance between meat, fish and

Winter Garden Florence

€€€€Mediterranean Cuisine

Horse-drawn carriages once entered the old courtyard of the St Regis hotel, now converted into an elegant winter garden which also includes a cocktail bar with sofas and armchairs. Seasonality and local gems are fundamental pillars of the modern Mediterranean cuisine.

Konnubio

€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

An informal yet polished setting where the kitchen draws on Italian flavors, reinterpreting them through a modern lens. Beyond the à la carte offerings, tasting menus dedicated to land, sea, or garden guide guests through dishes crafted with technique and contemporary sensitivity. Among the highlights: cuttlefish tagliatelle with its own ragù, mussels, and potato cream; braised pork saddle with squash millefeuille, green peppercorn sauce, and peanut cream; and the “moretta” from Fano served with coffee and rum gelato, indulgent and impeccable. Alongside a well-calibrated wine selection, the co

Il Gusto di Xinge

€€Asian Contemporary, Dim Sum

The dining room plays on warm brown tones reminiscent of a teapot, enlivened by touches of brilliant blue and modern leather chairs that lend a contemporary edge to the space. The Chinese chef presents authentic cuisine from her homeland – dim sum included – while drawing inspiration from Italian and French culinary traditions, all infused with a decidedly “pop” creative flair. To best begin the experience, consider an artisanal cocktail at nearby DrinX, the perfect prelude to dinner.

La Locanda di Pietracupa

€€€Tuscan, Meats and Grills

The gastronomic dream of every traveler in Tuscany takes shape at this restaurant, housed in a quintessential Chianti farmhouse with a shaded terrace dedicated to summer service. The menu presents a notable procession of regional flavors guided by the seasons: pici with salt cod, three peppers, and pistachio pesto; squab with truffle vinaigrette; ricotta and citrus cake with ginger sauce… culminating in the unmissable Fiorentina, the territory’s timeless icon.

Osteria 1126

€Tuscan

Il Borgo di Cianciano is much more than just an osteria: it's also a farm, wine bar, and scattered hotel. The name “Osteria 1126” refers to the year of its founding; in the kitchen, a young couple offers simple, seasonal Tuscan dishes. Don't miss the pappa al pomodoro and the Chianti Classico Riserva, which is elegant and persistent. At the entrance of the borgo, a small aging cellar offers a brief but fascinating visit.

Albergaccio di Castellina

€€Tuscan, Contemporary

In the heart of one of Italy’s most iconic landscapes, Chianti Classico, with its harmonious hills and vineyards tracing picture-perfect panoramas, Albergaccio, considered Tuscany’s oldest historic restaurant, welcomes guests with a perfect balance of past and present. The interiors preserve the authentic charm of the setting, while the kitchen reinterprets traditional dishes with a contemporary touch, never betraying their essence. In the dining room, Francesco greets guests with grace and professionalism, guiding them in selecting the wine best suited to enhance the gastronomic experience. A

Podere Belvedere Tuscany

€€€€Tuscan, Creative

A charming farmhouse with a rustic feel, decorated with meticulous attention to detail, welcomes guests with terracotta floors, exposed brick walls and shelves full of bottles that reflect the establishment’s passion. This is the ideal setting for a restaurant that offers a varied menu: from selected charcuterie to traditional meat dishes, not to mention some interesting seafood options. The wine list is equally impressive, featuring a selection of refined yet reasonably priced labels, carefully chosen to complement every dish perfectly.

Tavola di Guido

€€€Tuscan

The menu crafted by Guido, a chef attentive to seasonality and estate products, is a tribute to the land. The extra virgin olive oil comes from Poggibonsi or Castellina, both from the same farm. Among the signature dishes is the beetroot risotto with pancetta, crème fraîche, and nasturtium – but only when in season! The wine cellar features Tuscan, Italian, and international labels, with a special treat to try: Amphoreum, a home-produced orange wine made from Trebbiano, known for its salinity and medium body.

Innocenti Wine Experiences

€€Contemporary, Meats and Seafood

Innocenti Wine is a venue with a dual identity: on one side, a wine shop boasting an ever-evolving collection of over 1,200 labels spanning Italy’s finest wine regions and international terroirs; on the other, a restaurant where contemporary cuisine finds expression through three tasting menus or à la carte selections. A place designed for those who approach wine as exploration and the table as its natural complement.

La Cantinella

€€Tuscan, Modern Cuisine

Nestling in the hills, this small country restaurant delights guests with its relaxed atmosphere and Tuscan cuisine reinterpreted with a light, contemporary flavour. The paccheri pasta with a sausage ragù and celeriac cream is particularly delicious. The warm welcome offered by the owner, who always greets guests with a smile, adds to the appeal.

Barlèsh

€€Traditional Cuisine, Contemporary

In the heart of Montevarchi, as cozy as a dining room at home, Barlèsh restaurant offers what the chef likes to call "spontaneous cuisine." This unconventional place will delight you with both traditional and contemporary recipes: a six-course tasting menu and an à la carte menu featuring shareable bites, main courses, and desserts.

Il Cipresso - Da Cioni

€€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

Standing on a round terrace, this restaurant with a fairly plain interior serves dishes made from some of the best produce of the region – cured hams, bread, pasta and famous Tuscan meats. The restaurant also offers simple, rustic - style guestrooms.

Il Piraña

€€€Seafood

A classic fish restaurant that opts for simply prepared dishes rather than fussy, inventive avant - garde cuisine. The perfect address for those in search of traditional fare.

MOI Omakase

€€€€Sushi

Situated in the centre of Prato, with views of the Castello dell’Imperatore, this restaurant takes guests on a culinary voyage to Japan without leaving Italy! All guests eat the same single menu, starting at 9pm, as part of which the chef prepares his selection of sushi and sashimi directly in front of them in the dining room. Omakase means “I trust you” – an act of trust that you certainly won’t regret. Our inspector recommends the miso and monkfish soup with kelp and green onions.

San Martino 26

€€€Country cooking, Creative

Occupying the wine cellars of an old palazzo in the historic centre, this restaurant has a fashionable feel with just a few tables and a selection of contemporary - style dishes inspired by classic recipes (from Tuscany and elsewhere) on the menu.

Il Frantoio

€€italian

The 19C millstone, press and cisterns can still be seen in the dining room at this restaurant, bearing witness to its past as an olive oil mill. Situated in spectacular Colle di Val d’Elsa, Il Frantoio boasts old stone and brick walls and vaulted ceilings, as well as tables set out in the piazza for summer dining. Although the setting suggests simple and rustic cuisine, the chef surprises guests with top-quality dishes which are technical and often highly creative, such as liver with sour cherries and pistachios, and smoked spaghetti with an anchovy sauce, capers and black garlic cream.

Bis Osteria Italiana Contemporanea

€€Seasonal Cuisine, Tuscan

In the glorious premises of the old Arnolfo restaurant in the old town, this restaurant is run by the same management as previously, although with a new young chef at the helm in the kitchen. The delicious yet concise menu features “Italian specialities” (the name given to all the main courses) with a focus on meat and fish, accompanied by excellent bread options (you can even order “scarpetta” dipping bread for mopping up the remains of a Cinta Senese pork sauce). The house speciality is a delicious pigeon dish. In fine weather, guests can dine on the beautiful, tranquil terrace.

Barbagianni

€€Modern Cuisine, Creative

Housed within an elegant stone building along the road leading into the heart of Colle, Barbagianni welcomes its guests into a warm and evocative setting: at the centre of the dining room stands a magnificent stabilised oak tree, illuminated by small lights that heighten its spectacular presence. Youthful and playful in its approach, the cuisine aims for a delightful balance between technique and flavour, featuring dishes that blend creativity with a sense of familiarity. The menu offers two tasting menus, alongside an à la carte option that encompasses meat, seafood and plant-based dishes, al

La Bottega del 30

€€€italian

There’s a story behind the name of this restaurant: on the 30th day of every month a travelling salesman used to stop in this small, delightful village. In the meantime, a young French chef, Hélène, arrived here and fell in love with Chianti and its cuisine. She named her restaurant after the travelling salesman and the name has been kept in his memory. In a typical setting of stone walls and old rural objects from bygone days, Hélène is now front-of-house taking care of guests, while Nadia Mongiat has replaced her in the kitchen, where she continues with the restaurant’s tradition of creating

Osteria L'Orciaia

€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

Osteria l’Orciaia is a little treasure trove of authentic flavors, where true Tuscan cuisine is celebrated in a rustic and well-crafted setting. In the summer, dining is outdoors with breathtaking views of the hills; in winter, guests retreat to a cozy room featuring exposed stone, wood, and artisanal details. The peposo is a must-try: intense, traditional, and irresistible!

Osteria del Borro

€€€Tuscan, Contemporary

In the heart of Valdarno, Osteria del Borro is located within a thousand-hectare estate that houses an authentic medieval village. In the summer, you can dine on a terrace with breathtaking views of the countryside, while in the winter, you can settle into an elegant room with soft tones and an open kitchen. There are three tasting menus, built around local products and, most importantly, the estate's own garden.

Pepenero

€€Tuscan, Modern Cuisine

In its new home in Piazza del Duomo, in beautiful San Miniato, in the hands of chef Gilberto Rossi Pepenero continues to serve cuisine that showcases the best ingredients (both meat and fish) from this bountiful region, with delicacies such as excellent truffles featuring on the menu throughout the year. Prepared with a light and modern touch, meals are served in a spacious dining room where the many windows offer glimpses of the town centre.

Particolare di Siena

€€€Modern Cuisine, Contemporary

A fine-dining restaurant which changed tack in 2020, reducing its number of tables to just ten and embracing a sustainable approach to its cuisine. It now prioritises local suppliers and certified organic and environmentally friendly ingredients, while the restaurant’s own kitchen garden, featuring produce grown in line with biodynamic techniques, provides some of the best seasonal ingredients used in the dishes here.

Campo Cedro

€€Italian Contemporary, Mediterranean Cuisine

Situated just a stone’s throw from the centre yet away from the tourist crowds, this restaurant is well worth the effort needed to find it! Here, Japanese chef Sugihara, who has more than 20 years’ experience working in Italy, creates modern and skilfully prepared Italian meat and fish dishes which are fresh and elaborate. You’ll nearly always find seafood risotto on the menu, which is made with fish, mussels and finely chopped shrimps all cooked together with rice and then sprinkled with crumbled seaweed and dotted with tomato paste. Excellent value for money!

Osteria le Logge

€€Contemporary

Having retained its old shop counter and glass - fronted display cabinets, this former grocer’s shop is perfect for anyone in search of old - world charm. However, the cuisine is the real draw with its focus on quality of the highest level. Wine buffs can ask to visit the wine cellar nearby, housed in a tunnel of Etruscan origin. Simpler dining room on the first floor.

Gallo Nero

€€€Regional Cuisine, Contemporary

Just a short distance from Campo, at the boundary of the Leocorno contrada, the restaurant settles at the foot of a medieval tower: a thirteenth-century structure that once served as an armoury and which today, following a careful restoration, receives its guests in surroundings enriched by design furnishings from the 1950s and 1970s. It is here that the gastronomic offering of the Gallo Nero takes shape, with a cuisine that celebrates the Sienese tradition through meat dishes firmly rooted in the territory, set alongside vegetable creations and forays towards the sea. The cellar, nestled with

Papaveri e Papere

€€Tuscan, Modern Cuisine

Situated in the verdant setting of San Miniato, this attractive and friendly restaurant is home to chef Paolo Fraschi, who creates imaginative cuisine that is full of character with regional and Mediterranean influences (the home-made spaghettini with clams, courgettes and parmesan is particularly delicious). In season, dine alfresco in the beautiful garden.

PS Ristorante

€€€€Contemporary, Seasonal Cuisine

This restaurant is an authentic surprise: the seemingly simple and unassuming names of the dishes conceal an extraordinary technique, designed to bring out the flavours of exceptional seafood; it is the creativity, at times sheer genius, that takes us by surprise. The sometimes overused concept of “cooking with produce”??????? reaches its fullest expression here: this is seafood as you have rarely tasted it, with aromas that waft through a refined dining room in shades of sea and sand. Gianfranco Pascucci is the architect of this emotional experience, while Vanessa Melis conveys his message an

Villa Pignano

€€€Contemporary, Tuscan

A veritable Garden of Eden just 15km from Volterra, this 300ha estate is home to a restaurant with a strong zero-mile philosophy. This is backed up by its careful use of ingredients grown or produced on the estate itself, such as vegetables, olives and grains, as well as chicken, pork and honey – a sustainable approach that results in delicious, contemporary cuisine. The dishes here are fresh and full of flavour yet elaborate and modern in style (note the simpler menu at lunchtime). The interesting wine list explores Tuscany through its choice of top-quality organic labels as well as including

Mater

€€€Creative, Contemporary

Mater is a "retreat" where time seems to stand still and silence reigns supreme. The surrounding nature provides the perfect backdrop for a culinary offering that harmonizes beautifully with the environment. The dining room, welcoming and elegant, features an open kitchen on one side and large French doors on the other, flooding the space with natural light and offering a stunning view. The offerings range from the “Madre” menu to a lighter option called “In libertà”: 3 courses of your choice, plus 1 dessert (the same for the entire table). We recommend the sweetbreads, delicate and tender, fl

Tosca

€€€€Mediterranean Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

Set within the ancient Castello di Casole, Tosca establishes itself as a venue of great character, where warm and refined atmospheres take shape among exposed stone, sumptuous fabrics, and elegantly crafted furnishings. In the kitchen, the tasting menus reinterpret the Mediterranean tradition with a contemporary sensitivity, celebrating the seasonality and quality of the ingredients. Complementing this vision is the Territori project, which expresses a deep connection with the property’s agricultural surroundings: the Orti del Castello kitchen gardens, expanded with fruit trees and plants, nou

Antica Farmacia

€€Tuscan, Seasonal Cuisine

As its name suggests, this restaurant was used as a pharmacy until the late 1970s. In 2010, it was taken over by owner-chef Juri who now runs his own restaurant here, serving Tuscan-inspired cuisine made using local ingredients and recipes which he reinterprets with a light touch. Full of flavour, dishes include highlights such as baked marrow and Tuscan Chianti beef stew.

Osteria Il Maialetto

€€meat

Next to the historic family butcher’s shop lies the vibrant tavern, which is approaching its 100th anniversary without losing any of its surprisingly youthful spirit. People come here to enjoy authentic, straightforward Tuscan cuisine: from bruschetta and crostini to pappa al pomodoro and ribollita, via platters of charcuterie and Florentine steak – which, naturally, will bump up the bill a little.The warm hospitality that characterises the place makes the experience even more enjoyable.

Enoteca Del Duca

€€Classic Cuisine, Tuscan

Despite the change of ownership at this centrally located restaurant right behind the castle and the main square, there’s a certain continuity to the cuisine which remains focused on classic dishes with a regional flavour (with the option of steak on the menu). The dining room features old stone walls, plus there’s also an attractive outdoor space for summer dining.

Osteria Il Granaio

€€Classic Cuisine

Although it calls itself an osteria, Il Granaio is really a restaurant. It has elegant brick - arched dining rooms occupying a 17C palazzo in the historic centre of Rapolano. On the menu you will find Tuscan specialities such as pici pasta cooked with various sauces, peppery Tuscan beef stew and a selection of fish dishes.

Le Chiavi d'Oro

€€Modern Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

Situated in Arezzo’s historic centre, this restaurant boasts an original, minimalist ambience with an elegant wood decor. The main focus here is on the cuisine, which is among the best not only in the city but also in the region. Skilful interpretations of traditional dishes, with a focus on Tuscany, where the gastronomic pleasure increases with each course.

Osteria Grande

€€€Italian Contemporary, Seasonal Cuisine

This restaurant overlooking the magnificent Piazza Grande and the Loggia Vasariana that takes up one whole side of the square was opened in the summer of 2022 by the enthusiastic Fatjon and Lorenzo (if you ask, they’ll happily share their knowledge of Arezzo’s history with you). The former is at the helm in the kitchen where he expresses his passion for cuisine in seasonal, contemporary-style dishes such as pigeon breast, leg and fillet (each cut is prepared in the appropriate way) served with sweet onion and cocoa nibs, while the latter oversees the wine selection and recommends suitable pair

Paolo Teverini

€€€Classic Cuisine

Situated in the charming village of Bagno di Romagna and surrounded by beautiful rolling hills, Teverini is a culinary name full of history in this area. The cuisine here demonstrates different traditions – the local region is an obvious influence (especially its mushrooms), but fish and seafood also feature along with plenty of vegetables.

Osteria Taviani

€€Tuscan, Modern Cuisine

Housed in a small Art Nouveau-style villa, this restaurant boasts an elegant yet warm and friendly ambience. The cuisine here is modern and full of flavour, with a focus on meat dishes (although a few fish options also feature) with their roots firmly anchored in Tuscan traditions (such as the fried steak). During the hunting season, the contemporary-style game dishes are particularly delicious. The wine list includes a few French labels, plus there’s a small, attractive outdoor space in the courtyard to the rear which overlooks a beautiful garden.

Antico Ristorante Forassiepi

€€€Mediterranean Cuisine, Italian Contemporary

This restaurant is renowned in the province of Lucca, thanks to the reliable owners who have been at the helm here (the restaurant’s history goes back to the early 20C) since 2004. With its elegant decor and courteous and attentive service, the restaurant has a charming ambience in summer when meals are served alfresco with stunning views of the typical Tuscan hills, valleys and villages all around. The restaurant also owes its success to its cuisine, which focuses on regional specialities (both meat and fish) reinterpreted with a modern twist.

La Ripadoro

€€€Tuscan, Traditional Cuisine

Tucked away in the small medieval village of Rivalto, with stunning views of the surrounding Tuscan hills, the Ripadoro agriturismo is home to this rustic yet elegant farm-restaurant serving traditional Tuscan dishes made from produce grown on the property. There’s an authentic charcoal grill which is used to cook classic ribeye steak, as well as the superb “girarrosto” – boned pigeon and quail served with potato rosti, yellow carrots with ginger and Jerusalem artichokes in foil. Make sure you save space for one of the delicious desserts! In summer, it’s well worth booking one of the outdoor t

Lo Scopiccio

€€Tuscan, Creative

Run by the owner-chef and her husband, Locanda Lo Scopiccio is a charming restaurant where careful attention is paid to every detail so that guests feel totally pampered. The cuisine is regional with the occasional hint of creativity, with a choice of two surprise menus or à la carte dining. There’s also a winter garden with a bright yet romantic feel.

La Leggenda dei Frati

€€€€Creative

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Nugolo

€€Contemporary, Italian Contemporary

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Gunè

€€€Italian Contemporary, Tuscan

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