Cafe degli Artigiani

NOT FOR TOURISTS I asked the price of one of their pastries, at first the barman told me it cost 5€ obviously as a whole (it was no much bigger than a hand). Even though he misunderstood "please" for "piece" and I just got maybe a third of it but I was okay with that. When I had to pay I found out that he charged me for a whole one even though he just served me a small portion. I even complained about it but he had done it intentionally as he noticed we were foreigners. I think he even cheated on coffee prices, that's the reason why there's NO CONCEPT WRITTEN ON MY TICKET.

Cold ac, amazing cookies, and a wonderful iced mint drink at only almost 3 euros. Very small shop, fits a handful of people inside, but has outside tables and chairs. The square cookie has a soft chocolate filling and the cookie is very almond-y and crumbles/melts in your mouth. One of the girls took my order in English so that was handy. They close late and are next door to yummy gelato!

What a great place to escape the tourist chaos. If you come here, don’t be loud and rude, it’s a cozy space with very polite and wonderful people and delicious coffee. It does have Oatmeal milk as well which was a plus. Went here 4 days in a row for the morning coffee and pastry. To Claudio, thank you so much for everything, very delicious and peaceful times spent at your cafe.

We spent one week in Florence and made this our home base cafe! We’ve come for coffee 4 or 5 times now. The owner is simple and kind. The cappuccino is delicious and affordable. And they have oat milk!! Try to get the table on the back room by the furnace. So cozy ✨ It feels pretty local. I don’t think too many tourists come through here. Great place to read, draw or write without being disrupted. P.S. very interesting toilet!

Great value spritz and the food was lovely for a light meal. The staff were a little cold as we brought drinks from the bar across the way not knowing the seating was there but we then spent the evening ordering drinks from the right spot! (still didn’t really warm up to us after our mistake) - great atmosphere and full of locals

Great coffee, very very nice coffee maker. Nice vibe for afternoon drink

Small coffee shop with cozy decor and good music. Staff spoke English and were very friendly. We had a few desserts, cappuccino and late. Both coffee and dessers were really good. At first coffee shop appears tiny with no space to sit, however, there is a doorway around the counter that leads to a larger room with tables. On the other side of the room, there is a staircase that leads upstairs, where they have more sitting space.

Very cute local cafe, nice setting, especially outside in a small alleyway, very nice atmosphere. The food and coffee were nice and tasty, so was the staff, obviously. It’s pretty small so might be tricky to find free spots, but it wasn’t busy when we were there in September.

Great coffee. Small, cute place. Right next to the more touristy Ditta Artigianale- don't mix them up! Ditta is good for expensive speciality drinks but their cappuccino cannot compare to here.

I absolutely love this place. I'm like 12 and me and my cousin walked in to get a snack and the people who worked here are so funny and the short bread cookies are amazing. I love these people and just because I'm 12 doesnt mean I'm not smart. I have awesome opinions. I will forever love this place.

Excellent gelato recommended by two locals! They post the current flavors outside so you can decide while you wait as there is always a line which moves quickly. Do yourself a favor and have more than one flavor as the locals always seem to do!

A quaint little cafe on the corner -- much more space than the street view shows. Seating in the back & upstairs. The coffee was okay, as they also have wine & aperitivo. The woman working the counter wasn't very friendly, but if you're looking for a convenient place to grab a coffee or a glass of wine, this is a great find (directly across from Trattoria 4 Leone). I wouldn't recommend this to friends or family in town for a short trip, but I wouldn't mind meeting here with friends in Florence.

We were staying just down the street from this cafe and we came here multiple times a day. The staff were very friendly and the coffee and food were good too.

*Drinks only* Read about this place on Spotted By Locals. It's in an awesome little area called Piazza della Passera, on the south side of the river. You'll find some tourists here but it's frequented by locals mostly. We came here for aperitivo while we waited for a table at a nearby osteria. The bartender was great, the drinks were well-priced and well-made (negroni & spritz, of course). We took our drinks out to a bench in the piazza and enjoyed a beautiful night. Will definitely visit when we go back to Florence. They allegedly are a great coffee bar during the day also.

I stumbled upon this place after crossing the river, the owner is super cool and the food is delicious. Highly recommended!

We stayed in a B&B around the corner and ate here every morning and again in the afternoon over multiple trips to Florence. It is a locals joint that we thoroughly enjoyed. Coffee and seemingly homemade pastries each morning. There is space in the back and along the back ally. The tables are small and dinged up, but the place had a working mans charm that was simple and refreshing.

Good coffee and selection of pastries for breakfast. Lots of seating out the back and a few outside. A nice little place to pop into for a quick bite to eat. I felt that the man was rushing us with our order though (and we weren't slow) even though he had no other customers waiting. Once we had ordered the service was fast and friendly.

This is my favorite wine bar in Florence. Their house red wine is really really good and not overly expensive. At first, the place seems incredibly small, but there is a back room and a room upstairs. The wait staff is really friendly, but they speak little to no English, so I would advise brushing up on your Italian before you go! My favorite thing about this little wine bar is that on Friday nights, there is always live music upstairs. It is a perfect place to meet up with friends, enjoy some wine, and listen to a lively little band. It is the perfect way to end a great day in the most beautiful city in Italy!

The best gelato. I found this place by accident and glad I did. It truly had the best gelato I had in Florence, or most anywhere in Italy for that matter. They've won a bunch of awards. The gelato is kept it in tubs in a freezer rather than display bins. I think that says something right there. It was so good that I walked back a few blocks to get seconds.

The best thing about this little bar is that they have Pepperidge Farm Milano cookies !!!! I highly recommend their vegetarian lasagna with pesto (beware to all with nut allergies). The staff is very kind and attentive and I enjoy coming here every now and then when I am passing by piazza della passera. They charge a little extra than normal bars for drinks, I am guessing because they are so close to main tourists sites (Palazzo Pitti, Ponte Vechio). I prefer coming to this bar for a quick coffee in the morning or for a light lunch. They have a great lunch menu, nice greek salad, and quite a few other vegetarian options. I came here once at night when there was a musical event and I found that it was way too cramped, meaning this place is a bit small so when it is moderately crowded it feels really really stuffy inside. That's why I like it during the day (specially during the spring) when it's less crowded and they can open the windows. It's cute, an OK option.

I really enjoyed the friendly service. Loved the coffee and sandwich to go since I was running late.