Mario Batali's Guide to Florence
This city is the real deal, from the fake and the legit Michelangelo’s David to the trashy yet beautiful stalls on the Ponte Vecchio to the awe-inspiring Gates of Paradise.
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Cibrèo
Anything Fabio Picchi does is genius; the priests’ hats (triangular sausages) are truly spectacular.
Trattoria Mario
This no-reservations, cash-only spot is my go-to at lunch for home-style Tuscan food.
Ristorante Il Latini
A classic trattoria with delightful food and a killer wine list. Sit outside in the back.
Il Santo Bevitore
It’s hip, it’s designy. It’s…just try it. I love it!
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La Giostra
Old-school, slightly ornate and always delicious.
Mercato Sant’Ambrogio
The tripe and lampredotto (stomach) sandwich is me on a sammie.
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