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25/02/2026: I had lunch at Trattoria Tiberio on Via delle Ruote in Florence, and the experience was decidedly positive, with a few small nuances worth mentioning. The restaurant is an authentic trattoria, free from modern constraints or unnecessary stage effects. You come here to eat traditional Tuscan cuisine done well, and that's exactly what you get on the plate. No creative reinterpretations, no stylistic exercises: just classic recipes prepared with care and using quality ingredients. And it's precisely this consistency that makes it so compelling. The chef is very friendly and exudes true passion for what he does, one of those presences that makes the atmosphere more human and genuine. The waiter, young and friendly, also contributes to the pleasant and spontaneous service. The only slightly less warm note was the owner, who wasn't particularly outgoing: nothing serious, but you could sense a more formal welcome than the rest of the team. The food is good, solid, and reassuring. The flavors are clean and true to tradition. You leave satisfied, without that feeling of heaviness or superficial cuisine that unfortunately occurs elsewhere. The wine list isn't very extensive, but it does contain some noteworthy labels: limited but sensible choices. The price is around €50 per person. It's not a cheap trattoria, that much must be said. However, the quality of the food and the overall experience justify the expense. It's not the place to go to save money, but the place to go when you want to eat well, without surprises and with solid reliability. In summary: well-executed traditional cuisine, an authentic atmosphere, and young, pleasant service. A few inflexible welcomes and a limited wine list prevent it from giving a fifth star, but the overall rating remains entirely positive. A pass. I would gladly return. ⭐⭐⭐

20/02/2026: A perfect meal. The food is cooked with love, and we were greeted with a smile throughout. I highly recommend this restaurant.