Florence Food Tour: Steak, Wine & Hidden Gems
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Overview
The Florence Evening Food Tour with Florentine Steak & Tuscan Wine takes people into the heart of Florence, Italy. Florence is famous for its yummy wine, big steaks, and gelato. This tour shows you where to find the best food that most tourists don't know about. This is a walking food tour that goes off the main path to find the most real and tasty food in Florence.
On this tour, people get to try 14 different foods at 5 stops. A friendly guide who knows a lot about Florence's food will show the way. The guide will tell interesting facts about the food along the way. The tour visits places like Piazza della Signoria where there are many statues and important buildings, and the Ponte Vecchio which is a very old bridge with shops on it. Don't miss the chance to peek through a 'buchetta del vino' or Wine Window.
This small group tour with a maximum of 12 people explores the Santo Spirito and Oltrarno areas. These neighborhoods are full of local life. The tour moves slowly so everyone can enjoy each bite. People will discover secret food spots in Florence's old restaurants. The tour includes a delicious dinner with Florentine steak cooked just right and Tuscan wine. The tour does not include hotel pickup and drop-off or tips.




Highlights
Taste 14 Delicious Foods: Enjoy 14 different food tastings at 5 unique stops.
Eat Florentine Steak: Sit down for a tasty dinner with Florentine steak.
Explore Florence: Walk through the city and see cool places like Ponte Vecchio.
Small Group Experience: Enjoy a tour with a small group of 12 people or less.
Tuscan Wine Pairing: Indulge in a delightful Tuscan wine pairing.
Local Foodie Guide: A friendly, local guide will show the way.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers generally rave about the Florence Evening Food Tour. They appreciate the delicious food, knowledgeable guides, and intimate group setting. Some find the pace quick or the portions large, but most consider it a highlight of their trip.

Guests loved the variety and quality of the food.
Many reviewers enjoyed the small group size, allowing for a personalized experience.
The guides are consistently praised for their knowledge, enthusiasm, and ability to create a fun atmosphere.
The combination of food, wine, and walking made for a well-rounded and memorable evening.
Some felt that the pace was a bit rushed.
A few reviewers mentioned that the amount of food was overwhelming.
The Journey
Piazza della Signoria
Begin your Florentine food journey in Piazza della Signoria, a captivating open-air museum. Once the political heart of Florence, this square is adorned with Renaissance masterpieces like the Palazzo Vecchio and a replica of Michelangelo's David. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere as you prepare to explore the culinary delights that await in this historic setting.
Buchetta del Vino (Wine Window)
Discover a unique Florentine tradition at a 'buchetta del vino' or wine window. These tiny hatches, dating back to the Renaissance, were ingenious solutions for selling wine directly to the public, avoiding taxes. Experience a sip of history as you enjoy a quick snack and a taste of local wine through one of these charming architectural relics, once frequented by figures like Michelangelo.
Via dei Neri
Immerse yourself in the Florentine foodie scene on Via dei Neri, a street renowned for its vibrant culinary offerings. Lined with tempting panino shops bursting with cured meats and cheeses, this bustling street is a must-visit for food lovers. Indulge in an aperitivo featuring local specialties, savor regional wines, and discover the unique flavors that define Florentine cuisine. Depending on the season, you may have the opportunity to try hearty pappa al pomodoro or ribollita.
Ponte Vecchio & Oltrarno
Cross the Arno River via the iconic Ponte Vecchio, Florence's only bridge spared from destruction during World War II. Once home to butchers and fishmongers, it now sparkles with the displays of jewelers. Transition into the Oltrarno district, a lively neighborhood south of the Arno, popular among locals, where authentic Florentine culture thrives, especially at night.
Tuscan Wine Pairing
Indulge in a quintessential Tuscan experience with a carefully curated wine pairing. Savor the region's renowned wines, perfectly complemented by handmade raviolo prepared with fresh, local ingredients. This stop provides a delightful interlude, preparing your palate for the heartier flavors ahead.
Trattoria Florentine Steak Dinner
Delight in the pinnacle of your culinary adventure with a traditional Florentine steak dinner. At a cozy trattoria, savor a perfectly cooked, thick-cut Florentine steak, renowned for its tender texture and rich flavor. Paired with golden roasted potatoes and local wine, this is an authentic taste of Tuscany you won't soon forget.
Artisan Gelateria
Conclude your food tour with a sweet indulgence at an authentic artisan gelateria. Enjoy a scoop (or two!) of handcrafted gelato, made with a lighter, lower-fat recipe compared to ice cream. As you stroll through the charming streets, savor the delightful flavors and experience the true essence of Italian gelato.
Piazza Santo Spirito
Your Florentine food exploration concludes in Piazza Santo Spirito, a lively square in the Oltrarno district. Here, your guide will share invaluable tips to enhance your culinary journey in Florence. Explore the vibrant atmosphere of the piazza, a local hub known for its restaurants and artisan workshops.
Know Before You Go
This food tour includes a small group of no more than 12 people. People will enjoy a sit-down dinner featuring Florentine steak, along with 14 food tastings at 5 stops. The tour also includes a walking tour of Florence with a local English-speaking guide. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included, and tips are optional. The tour meets at Piazza della Signoria, proceeds to Buchetta del Vino (Wine Window), and includes Via dei Neri, Ponte Vecchio & Oltrarno, Tuscan Wine Pairing, Trattoria Florentine Steak Dinner, Artisan Gelateria, and Piazza Santo Spirito.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes for walking and come hungry! Also, bring a camera to capture the delicious food and beautiful sights.