Brunellesco Caffé E Bistrot - Florence

I wish I was close here so I could visit every day. the cappuccinos and baked are simply incredible and so affordable. on the first day, we even thought that the wonderful man who leads the front has underloaded us! When we came back the next day, he recognized us and remembered our commands that were so sweet. they have a large selection of baked and, although we were only to visit the breakfast, I think it must be a great place to get a sandwich and a spray on the afternoon. small interieur, but several tables outside, and in a quiet, non-tourist opposite. I love this little caffe and can't wait to visit again when I'm in a diligence.

Espresso and pistachios croissant were excellent. from the 10~ or so coffee shops that I visited in florenz was my favorite. the man behind the counter was very nice.

Hidden over a true local shade! it was with people and I could soon say why. the person behind the counter apparently knew all customers and was super welcome for me as a tourist. he has a personal touch with people and, although he was busy, time to connect with any person. he hastened no one, and even hand took a bake for me (that was divine). if I lived in florenz, that would be my daily caffe. grazie mille!

A short walk from our florentine apartment near il duomo. this was the second in our wall of local caffes. what would be worth a 45-minute drive in virginia seems to be quite common here. with other words, the coffee was amazing and I can't believe that in a place where this quality is not the norm.

Excellent pastries prices like everywhere we've been in Florence. But the real standout was the hot chocolate. So much real chocolate in it, it started to solidify on the top as it cooled. While hot, it was super thick one step away from just drinking melted fudge. Unquestionably the best hot chocolate I've ever had in my life... and I've had a LOT, since I do not drink coffee.