Da Nerbone

There is actually a place to eat offal in the town of Florence. This is the first time I have seen it after staying in Italy for several days. The business is pretty good. The words in their shop are all written in artistic fonts, which looks a bit tired, but it does not affect the taste of the tripe buns. It is really good...

If you haven't eaten it, you can come and try it. It tastes pretty good. You can see it as you enter the side of the market. It's made with real ingredients and is pretty good.

I recommend this restaurant for its steak and pizza; they're really delicious and the taste is excellent. The service and attitude were also very good overall, and we had a very enjoyable meal.

Just got back from a whirlwind tour of Florence (August 2025 update)! This super comprehensive guide is a must-have! It teaches you how to avoid the summer crowds and efficiently explore the Renaissance capital 💃 ✨【Key Information】 📍Best Season: August, average temperature 32℃ (feels like 36℃) 🔥 👍Soulful Experiences: ✓ 7 AM: Enjoy the view of the Florence Cathedral's dome. ✓ 7:30 PM: Watch the sunset at Piazzale Michelangelo. 🚌Recommended Card: Firenze Card (€85) includes 72 hours of transportation + no reservation required! ⏳【3-Day Highlights Itinerary】 Day 1️⃣ Art Awakening 07:00 ✨Climb to the top of the Florence Cathedral (463 steps! Exclusive panoramic view) Florence Cathedral 09:30 Free area inside the cathedral (least crowded at this time!) 13:00 Enjoy a great value tripe sandwich at the Central Market (€5! Locals line up!) Florence Central Market ✨15:00 Uffizi Gallery (Book the 16:00 session for the best lighting) Uffizi Gallery Day 2️⃣ Master Pilgrimage 08:30 Accademia Gallery (See the original "David"! Book the earliest session) Accademia Gallery, Florence 12:30 Enjoy 1kg T-bone steak at Trattoria ZàZà (€45/2 people) 17:00 Picnic in Piazzale Michelangelo and watch the sunset (Bring gelato recommended 🍨) Day 3️⃣ Tuscan Secrets 08:12 Train to Siena (€9.8/50 minutes) Siena Cathedral 14:00 Siena Cathedral (A marvel of black and white marble) 📸【Top 5 Must-See Spots】 1️⃣ Florence Dome (Go at 7 am for amazing photos!) 2️⃣ Piazzale Michelangelo (Bring a bottle of wine to watch the sunset at 19:30) 3️⃣ Ponte Vecchio at dusk (Find the Dante storyboard!) 4️⃣ Central Market, 2nd floor (€7 for truffle fries) 5️⃣ Accademia Gallery (Get up close to David) 🏨【Accommodation Recommendations】 ✓ Next to the train station: Hotel Alba Palace €120/night ✓ Florence Dome: FH55 Hotel €200/night (View of the cathedral from the window!) 💡Note: Don't choose guesthouses in the ZTL area if you're driving, you'll get a ticket! 🍝【Food List】 ✓ Da Nerbone Tripe Bun €5 Da Nerbone ✓ Trattoria Mario 1kg Steak €45 Trattoria Marione ✓ Grom Pistachio Ice Cream €3 Grom (Firenze Campanile) ⚠️【Tips to Avoid】 ✓ Book your church rooftop visit one month in advance! ✓ Avoid museums between 10 AM and 4 PM (too sunny!) ✓ Bring empty bottles for drinking fountains (save money!) 💰【3-Day Expenses】 Accommodation: €200 Food: €90 Transportation: €20 Entrance Fees: €85 👉Total: €395 💕Remember to like and save this post! Leave a comment if you have any questions~ #FlorenceTourism #RenaissanceTour #ItalyGuide #EuropeTravel #TuscanFood

This is a must-try food every time I visit Florence. Located in the historic Florence Market, the long queues speak volumes about its popularity. The NERBONE tripe sandwich, established in 1872, is undoubtedly the most famous Tuscan snack, bar none. Tourists from all over the world line up to try it. A tripe sandwich + a glass of red wine = 5 euros for a satisfying lunch! [Grinning face] You can also choose a set meal: seafood paella or pasta + beef or tripe + a glass of red wine, perfect! [Smug face]