Florence and Siena restaurants?
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In Siena, we loved the Osteria Nonna Gina so much we went back for a repeat visit. We loved the ambience; very cozy and colorful inside. And very popular; crowded both times we went.
Address, phone#, and brief description at the website below (scroll down until you find Siena)...
http://www.tuscanhouse.com/travelpla...ntsinsiena.htm
Address, phone#, and brief description at the website below (scroll down until you find Siena)...
http://www.tuscanhouse.com/travelpla...ntsinsiena.htm
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My very favorite restaurant in Florence is just off the right of the Duomo, on a tiny piazza that faces the Duomo, called il Sasso di Dante (or Dante's rock-he supossedly lived in this ancient bldg. for awhile). Tiny little moderate restaurant with a built on porch so that there is a view of the Duomo, excellent homemade food, very local, hardly any tourists-and romantic to boot.
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Hi bams,
In Florence, I can highly recommend Il Ritrovo
Via de? Pucci 4/A
Best food for the price Has fish. Full dinner w/wine abt 40E pp Closed Monday
From Pzza San Giovani (NW corner of the Pza del Duomo) walk one blk East to Via dei Martelli. Go left to Via dei Pucci. Turn Right. Look very carefully on left. No sign. Door could be locked. Ring bell.
In Florence, I can highly recommend Il Ritrovo
Via de? Pucci 4/A
Best food for the price Has fish. Full dinner w/wine abt 40E pp Closed Monday
From Pzza San Giovani (NW corner of the Pza del Duomo) walk one blk East to Via dei Martelli. Go left to Via dei Pucci. Turn Right. Look very carefully on left. No sign. Door could be locked. Ring bell.



