Gucci Giardino

Stopped in for a nightcap and was not disappointed! The eclectic cocktail menu offered some curious twists on the classic cocktails, and they were beautifully made. The patio in the plaza closes at 10pm but the bar was open until midnight. A great place to end your evening

We came here after visiting the Gucci Museum for a quick drink. The space is intimate, beautifully designed, and full of Gucci’s signature artistic touches—it really feels like an extension of the museum. I ordered the peach Bellini. The presentation was gorgeous, almost too pretty to drink, but the flavor itself was just okay and didn’t quite live up to the aesthetics. Service was a bit slow, especially considering it wasn’t overly crowded, though the staff was polite once they got to us. Prices are definitely higher here compared to other local spots, but that’s expected with the Gucci name and luxury branding. Overall, it’s a fun stop if you’re already at the museum and want the full Gucci experience—more for the chic ambiance and presentation than for the drinks themselves.

In the heart of Piazza della Signoria, I found myself drawn to the Gucci Garden, a museum that celebrates the brand’s bold journey through fashion, art, and culture. Walking through its curated rooms—filled with vintage designs, immersive installations, and unexpected creative twists—felt like stepping into Gucci’s imagination. It’s not just a fashion archive, but a playground of ideas, where history and modernity collide. Just next door, tucked into a charming corner, is Gucci Giardino 25. After exploring the museum, slipping into this café felt like the perfect continuation of the story. By day, it’s all about artisanal coffee and pastries—beautifully crafted, almost too pretty to eat. By evening, it transforms into a chic cocktail lounge, where every drink is presented like a tiny masterpiece. I ordered one of their signature cocktails, and between the flavors and the presentation, it felt like art in liquid form. What made the experience unforgettable was the blend—Florence’s historic piazza outside, Gucci’s creativity inside, and me caught right in the middle of it. Giardino 25 isn’t just a café or a bar; paired with the museum, it’s an intimate slice of Florence where fashion, flavor, and culture meet in the most elegant way.

I would say it is a really bad service cafe and devalue the brand of Gucci itself. The bad experience started from the beginning. Both myself and my buddy waited outside to be seat. Due to the rain, we aimed to sit inside to avoid getting wet. By that time the cafe was quite empty. Only in total 4 tables were occupied. We found multiple 2 people tables available and considered ourselves we got one. We waited at the door with pouring rain r 5 mins and finally asked the waiter to be seat inside. The waiter refused and only gave me the table outside which was rain dogs and cats still. I asked why not the tables inside as they were not filled. He said only outside tables available. However, a lady presented inside the cafe and got a table just 5 mins after me. I was so pissed off about it. We had our drinks and food under the leaking cover the rain/ water kept dropping to my tables and we got all wet. I was really upset and moody. I think Gucci should feel ashamed on how the staff served the customers with no value. Really really bad quality of customer service. The food quality is awful as well … if I were you, I would have tried not to come here … such a bad place with disgusting service quality. Comparing to Louis Vuitton Cafe, Gucci Giardino is nothing luxurious and competitive to Louis Vuitton at all but low-grade brand with the worst customer service. If I can give a zero star, I’m more than happy to.

Honestly the only nice thing I can say is the interiior, although the empty/half empty rooms with the Gucci characteristic furniture did not make you want to stay. Anyways, this place is either a joke or the servers were having a laugh. Firstly, super slow service, EUR 20 per cocktail - most of them are mostly ice. But that would be fine if what you get for the EUR 20 is something decent. Instead I got this (see image) - a cocktail garnished with a block of ice and an unevenly cut slice of unpeeled carrot. Are these the Gucci values of "being uniquelly different" they are talking about? LOL

“I recommend anyone visiting Florence to try the coffee here. We ordered a cinnamon roll — it was absolutely delicious and soft — along with an iced latte and iced coffee. The service was excellent👍( يتطلب حجز وانصح فيه وبشده )

Stopped in for a quick drink to try their version of the negroni. Drink was good, but as many others have noted, the service here isn’t great. They forgot about my order, and I had to follow-up to check where it was after waiting 15 minutes before they resubmitted the order and I got my drink about 25 minutes after originally ordering it. Back home even cafes/bars would not charge after such a bad mistake, but these guys still charged me as well. I would say it’s overrated and overpriced.

I was happily surprised by the wide selection of non-alcoholic drinks — the mocktails were amazing. I ordered the Negroni 00, and it was perfect. I stayed for almost two hours, just relaxing with my drink. I also had a beef carpaccio, which came with complementary olives and a delicious bite-size pan con tomate. Great service, super kind staff, and a beautiful atmosphere. It’s definitely on the pricey side (it’s a Gucci bar, after all), but totally worth the experience. I’d definitely go again with a friend — perfect spot for a fancy aperitivo! 🥂✨