Trattoria i Due G In Firenze

This restaurant is located near Florence train station. As other Japanese reviewers have noted, the taste and price are both excellent (around 10 euros per pasta). In particular, the spinach risotto was delicious, and even after eating a lot of Italian food, it was easy to eat thanks to its mildly salty seasoning, which is perfect for Japanese palates. Mentioning that you saw it on AmoItalia, a website for Japanese tourists visiting Italy, will get you a 10% discount.

Quiet atmosphere, excellent food, owners available for any request made, we will definitely return

It is right next to my accommodation, and I came here because my guide said the spinach risotto is famous. While traveling in Europe, I really craved rice and side dishes. However, I felt it was a waste of a chance to eat Korean food, so I had been sticking to Western cuisine. I came here this time because I heard it was a great place for risotto. I ordered just four dishes: spinach risotto, mushroom porcini pasta, veal steak, and lemon cream sorbet. Steak is expensive so I can't eat it often, but I got a simple protein boost here and satisfied my craving for rice with the risotto. It tasted a bit like porridge—like unsalted red bean porridge without the red beans? Anyway, it wasn't bad. The pasta was just okay, but the dessert was refreshing and nice. The staff were just right and attentive, and the atmosphere was cozy and pleasant. I needed to wash my palate down with something different after being overwhelmed by carbonara and pizza. If you are staying nearby, I think it is the perfect place to stop by for a quick meal.

Everything was perfect. Typical and welcoming. Fair prices. Highly recommended.

A typical Florentine trattoria. Fair prices and good food. A rare commodity these days!

I had dinner at Trattoria I Due G this evening. I had booked because I had two vouchers with Baci Perugina, each voucher including an appetizer, a first course, and a second course. So, since we had two, four of us went, and I must say we ate very well. The food was truly worth it, delicious, and the portions were quite large. The price was fair for what you get. We were supposed to pay €188.50. With the vouchers, we ended up spending €115.00. Although I have to say €188.50 is a price I would have gladly paid even without the vouchers, given the quality, quantity, and abundance of the dishes.

While researching restaurants, I fell in love with this place's green risotto at first sight, so I made a reservation. The green risotto was incredibly delicious, with a rich spinach and cheese flavor! While bistecca is a Florence specialty, it was too much for two people, but we still wanted to eat meat... so we ordered tagliata. It wasn't too fatty, and we easily finished it. The pepper gave it a refreshing touch! We each had two glasses of Chianti, and the total was €60.50. We didn't even order appetizers, so it was surprisingly inexpensive. Because it's listed in AmoItalia, there was one other Japanese group there.

It is hard to know where the local spots are in Florence but luckily I had a friend recommend this one. It was so authentic. The food was great and the owner was wonderful.

Delicious trattoria, amazing service and lots of locals eating here!

I visited because a photographer recommended it, and it was really delicious! 👍 I highly recommend the T-bone steak. It is crispy on the outside and tender and melts in your mouth on the inside. There is absolutely no unpleasant smell, and it is truly tasty! Make sure to finish with the Tiramisu. The Tiramisu is the best I’ve had in Italy! Everything here is just the best! 👍👍👍