SoprArno Suites In Firenze

31/05/2025: Stopped in for lunch and were very happy with the food, reasonably priced risotto too. The garden terrace is nice and well shaded in the afternoon.

18/05/2025: BStation is one of those places you stumble upon once and keep coming back to. Tucked between Via Romana and Via dei Serragli, this discreet wine bar has become a beloved local hangout in the Santo Spirito neighborhood — for both Florentines and the many expats who call this area home. The interiors are stylish and modern, with subtle nods to Florentine tradition. There are two outdoor areas: a larger one on Via dei Serragli, filled with greenery and shaded by a large umbrella, and a smaller, quieter spot on Via Romana. Claudia, the owner, is the heart of the place. She’s incredibly knowledgeable and passionate about what she serves, selecting wines and ingredients with genuine care. The food is simple — classic wine bar fare — but the quality is exceptional. Think Tuscan schiacciata with cured meats, cheese platters, and the kind of prosciutto that’s increasingly rare to find: truly Tuscan, deeply flavorful. The pecorino is perfectly aged, and the olive oil in the bread is of outstanding quality. The wine list features well-known labels alongside a few hidden gems that Claudia will happily introduce you to. Whether you’re there for a quick glass or a long evening catching up with friends, BStation delivers every time. If you're in Florence and want to experience a genuine neighborhood vibe with top-tier wine and Tuscan bites, this is your spot.