Casa del Vino In Firenze

We enter after shopping at the central market. We're from out of the region and ask for two Vermentinos by the glass. The owner hands us two glasses, €5 each. Given that we didn't see any prices on display and the most popular wines generally have a price listed, we got the impression that prices are set based on who enters the shop and whoever serves the wines. We should point out that we're not from the area and that they could have easily asked the price of what we were offered, so we probably made a mistake. It didn't make a good impression and we won't be returning.

Great place with many wine options and excellent service

A fabulous place to eat excellent panini made with quality ingredients 🥰. A special thank you to the lady I believe to be the manager, who was lovely and let us try a slice of Salciccia e Stracchino 😃. Just because I asked her what it was! They are very professional and passionate about their work, and they deserve their rating! Thank you 👍😃

Great service. The wine and snacks were a great post travel snack. Would return.

My wife and I had a blast here. The staff is very kind and friendly and had great suggestions for food and wine. If you are flexible and open to trying some great wine and snacks a must stop when your are in the area. The place is unassuming but a true mix of locals and tourists.

Brilliant place, hidden behind the leather stalls. There's a cosy and local atmosphere and the selection of wines are amazing, having top producers, not only in new vintages but also with some age, which is perfect for wine enthusiasts. The staff is very friendly and you'll have a great time here.

I found Casa del Vino somewhat fortuitously and I am ever so grateful that I did. I am even more grateful that I found them on their last day of trading prior the August Summer break. The wine was fabulous, the food simple but so tasty and so perfectly matched to the lovely wines. The history of the store is fascinating. The store itself exists from the 1800s, and this family - Gianni’s Grand Father acquired it in the 1920s. It is presently run by Gianni and Nicoletta, with their daughter Bianca and son Nicola (the 4th generation), ably supported by the wonderfully knowledgeable Claudio. Like everything else, in the end it’s the heart and the soul that makes the difference. Folk who have visited Florence will agree that it is stuffed to the hilt with establishments also ostensibly with long histories, but now the only focus appears to be on fleecing tourists who are sometimes too lazy to check or do their research. And yet Casa del Vino remains true to their ethos and the wonderful family team make it what it truly is. I cannot wait to go back and meet everyone again. Thank you🙏

Wines at great prices, and appetizers too. Not the best service.