Trattoria Sabatino In Firenze

The food was very good with generous portions. The staff was very friendly. Excellent value for money.

This slightly hidden gem will surprise you with its simplicity and authenticity! There's a bit of a wait, but it's worth it! Special mention for the potatoes! A must-try!

Such a fun and unique local spot. The communal seating makes the atmosphere vibrant and lively. The food was quality and delicious, a selection of traditional Tuscan dishes, and cheap house wine - would recommend

A mirage in a restaurant world that focuses only on profit and often neglects quality. Here, you feel at home and treated like friends. Simple, well-cooked dishes, delicious in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.

Without a doubt, the best meal I had in Italy. Everything was 10/10, from the service to the atmosphere, and of course, the food. Amazing! I will miss their food for a long time.

Perfect restaurant. A true provider. We arrived hungry and thirsty. We ate and drank. We left happy. Truly: - The price is great (we had a first and second course, wine, bread, and dessert and paid 19 EUR per person) - The service is excellent: we arrived, sat down, and the waiter came when he was supposed to come; we didn't have to wait to order or worry about calling him, he simply appeared at the right time. - There's a bus stop in front. The only downside is the queue: if you arrive late (after 8 pm), be prepared to wait. At lunchtime, we arrived at 1:30 pm and didn't encounter any queue. But I think it's worth it, even if you plan a little to arrive earlier and avoid waiting. But waiting an hour to be seated isn't the end of the world, in my opinion. I loved this restaurant, I recommend everyone go, and if I return to Florence, I will definitely go back there.

It is a nice cosy cafe with super affordable and delicious food. The staff is attentive and advised us on dishes. We tried many things: tortenlleni with tomato sauce, stuff roast chicken, roast pork loin, roast beef with potatoes (blew our mind) and a desert. Everything was delicious and the tomato pasta was the best ever we had. Totally recommended the restaurant when you are in Florence. Note: the wait to get a table can be a bit long

I ate at Trattoria Sabatino and I must say it was a truly authentic experience, one that makes you feel immersed in true Florentine tradition. As soon as I entered, the atmosphere struck me as simple, without frills, almost frozen in time. No modern design or "Instagrammable" dishes: you come here to eat well, not to make a scene. And that's precisely its strength. The service was quick and direct, without too much formality. The waiters are accustomed to the fast pace, and you can tell the place is frequented by many regulars, which for me is always a good sign. I tried some typical dishes: generous portions, bold flavors, and authentic ingredients. The cooking is home-style, just like it used to be. No modern reinterpretations, but recipes faithful to tradition. It's the kind of place where the dish may not be aesthetically perfect, but it wins you over at first bite. Another aspect that struck me was the quality-price ratio: truly fair, especially considering it's located in Florence. It's rare to find such an authentic place without tourist prices. If I had to find a flaw, I'd say it's not the ideal place if you're looking for tranquility or a refined atmosphere: it's noisy, lively, and at times chaotic. But that's part of its character. In short, I would definitely return. It's a true trattoria, without compromise, where you eat as it once was. Perfect if you want to savor the most authentic Florentine cuisine.

The pasta is average, the meet dishes are really worth it for the price and the desserts are a delight, waiting time however can be rather long; overall moneyworth!

You won't get better than this! Join the queue early though, as it's always busy and you can't book.