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  • 1. Falorni

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    This institution—it's been around since 1806—began life as a butcher shop and, indeed, it still is. But it also has a little restaurant inside the shop which serves great taglieri (plates of mixed cured pork products, usually, though cheese does prominently figure as well). Soups, lasagne, various tartares, and sandwiches are also on hand. The quality of the products is exceptional.

    Piazza G. Matteotti 71, Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, 50022, Italy
    055-853029

    Known For

    • Cured meats using centuries' old recipes
    • Great wines by the glass
    • Outdoor seating
  • 2. Ristoro di Lamole

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    Up a winding road lined with olive trees and vineyards, this place is worth the effort it takes to find. The view from the outdoor terrace is divine, as is the simple, exquisitely prepared Tuscan cuisine—start with the bruschetta drizzled with olive oil or the sublime verdure sott'olio (marinated vegetables) before moving on to any of the fine secondi. The kitchen has a way with coniglio (rabbit); don't pass it up if it's on the menu.

    Via di Lamole 6, Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, 50022, Italy
    055-8547050

    Known For

    • Coniglio is a specialty
    • Sweeping view from the terrace
    • Your hosts Paolo and Filippo

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Apr.
  • 3. Da Padellina

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    Locals don't flock to this restaurant on the outskirts of Strada in Chianti for the art on the walls, some of it questionable, most of it kitsch, but instead for the bistecca fiorentina. As big as a breadboard and served rare, one of these justly renowned steaks is enough to feed a family of four, with doggie bags willingly provided if required. First courses are typical, desserts are standard, but the wine list is a varied and extensive surprise. Outdoor seating on the upstairs terrace provides great views of the surrounding countryside.

    Via Corso del Popolo 54, Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, 50027, Italy
    055-858388

    Known For

    • Great grilled meats
    • Unpretentious local choice
    • Large, diverse wine list

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Thurs.
  • 4. Enoteca Fuoripiazza

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    Detour off Greve's flower-strewn main square for food that relies heavily on local ingredients (like cheese and salami produced nearby). The lengthy wine list provides a bewildering array of choices to pair with affettati misti or one of the primi (first courses)—the pici (a thick, hand-rolled spaghetti) are deftly prepared here. All dishes are made with great care, and outdoor seating makes summer dining particularly pleasant. It's also possible to simply stop by here and have a glass of wine.

    Via I Maggio 2, Greve in Chianti, Tuscany, 50022, Italy
    055-8546313

    Known For

    • Alfresco dining
    • Local cheese and salami
    • Attentively prepared food

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Mon.
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