I migliori ristorantinella città Incisa in val d'arno della Firenze

24/05/2025: Sitting outside with friends and sipping on whine and beer. Living the vibes, and appreciating the awesome food. Pasta Is homemade, try both the meat and pasta red sauce and the fish and spaghetti pasta. Both really good.

03/04/2025: This was a cute little spot. Had lunch and food was reasonably priced and delicious. Service was great. Coffee was good. No complaints. Would go back anytime.

07/10/2025: Aware of being in the wrong, rather than remedying it, they prefer to lose customers. But then the joke of serving the Fiorentina on the cold stone! ... No, no, it's right there, the Burchio shop under the terrace of the "ancient Burchio trattoria", in front of which the car park is still behind the pitch. You also act as a bar/tobacconist/delicatessen counter etc. I attach receipt if not trashed. Other prices given the service and quality. The highlight is the single dish which consists of a first course, second course and side dish, €10 drinks separately. Not even a little bird would be satisfied, in fact we got up and stopped at the kiosk at Massimo's, further on.

06/10/2025: A very good lunch break on our trip with very tasty food and very friendly service

18/10/2025: Closed on Saturday at 11:15 am without notification and without answering the call: a shame especially given the missed spiritual value of the spiritual visit.

25/09/2025: Inside the monastic complex of Santa Maria Maddalena de' Pazzi, which I didn't see because it was closed for restoration, there is a chapel of extraordinary beauty... the Chapel of the Giglio-Neri. Indeed, walking along Via Borgo Pinti, an anonymous doorway hides a Renaissance-era atrium. From there, you enter a "cloister," a quadriportico in the Ionic style, which is not really a cloister (in fact, it doesn't lead to any room of the monastery)... in the background stands the Church of Santa Maria Maddalena de' Pazzi. The cloister was commissioned by Bartolomeo Scala and built by Giuliano da Sangallo in the late 15th century. To the right, in the atrium, is the entrance to the Chapel of Santa Maria del Giglio. The chapel was built during the same period as the cloister for devout women (they could enter the Church of Santa Maria Maddalena de' Pazzi only twice a year, for special celebrations) under the patronage of the Del Giglio family. Later, in 1598, it passed to Nereo Neri, and it is to him that we owe the frescoes by Bennardo Barbatelli, known as Bennardino Poccetti... approximately 400 square meters, painted immediately, starting in 1598. The pictorial cycle is based on three distinct groups. On the ceiling, the Coronation of Mary, surrounded by a jubilation of celebrating saints (in contrast to the style favored by the Counter-Reformation, which often depicted scenes of martyrdom). On the walls are the stories of Benedictine of Clairvaux, founder of the Cistercian Order, who settled here in 1442, and of Philip Neri, depicted here even before his canonization in 1622. Also on the walls, in the upper sections, is Charity, which, along with the other Virtues (Innocence, Purity, and Virginity), are a clear reference to the Virgin Mary. On the high altar is the altarpiece of Saints Achilleus and Nereus by Domenico Cresti, known as Passignano. Today, it is owned by the FEC - Fondo Edifici di Culto (Fund for Buildings of Worship), and the services are entrusted to the Augustinian Fathers of the Assumption. The visit, following a successful restoration funded by the Ministry of Culture, which took place between 2024 and 2025 in just 10 months, was made possible thanks to an initiative by the Superintendence of Fine Arts. Its staff organized guided tours of the construction site and then, once the work was completed, free of charge. This wonderful initiative has opened the doors to a "gem" otherwise hidden from most. For the sake of completeness, it should be noted that in this monastic complex, in the part now used as a school, the Liceo Michelangelo, and specifically in what was once the chapter house, there is a fresco by Perugino, the Crucifixion. Visits are only possible on certain occasions (see the MIC - Ministry of Culture website).

04/05/2025: Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo e piatti della tradizione locale. Sapori forti e decisi. Crostini e pappardelle eccezionali. Pici all’anatra della casa e stufato dal gusto medioevale. Pietanze ben fatte e porzioni molto abbondanti.

04/05/2025: Prodotti di qualità, buon rapporto qualità/prezzo e personale cortese ed accogliente. Consigliatissimo, da provare.

30/09/2025: I visited the bar and pizzeria, a nice, modern environment suitable for both young and old, but also for groups and families. Another place I visited was the ice cream shop, where I found excellent quality ice cream to try and try their innovative flavors.

21/09/2025: Rude and impolite person and closing too soon

16/05/2025: Sorry to be harsh! Unfortunately as a bar it is stuck in the 70s It doesn't offer anything special! Poor quality of pastries! Dated atmosphere!

27/04/2025: Staff, friendly, good food and very clean place, I'll be back