Went straight to this stall after we arrived florence. Such a good location, in side the in door market, surround by lots of attractive shops. There was a long queue, queueing about 5-6mins, we got our beef panino, spicy one and a mild one. both were superb. to me, it was the first time, and it was wonderful. Definitely wanna... More

Stopped here whilst at the Mercato Centrale and after reading good reviews on trip advisor. A short queue around lunchtime - but this was expected as it is a popular place. Couldn't really read the menu as it was in Italian/small writing but ordered the rissoto (6 Euro) and a glass of wine (for 1 Euro!) Rissoto ended up being... More

Sandwich melts in your mouth get so make sure to order an extra,if upu have the tomato soup make sure to get it with cheese and bread they tend not to put on plate unless u ask enjoy chow!

Stumbled on to da Nerbone, located in the Mercato Centrale, on our way to the Galleria dell'Accademia. A friendly American student helped us decipher the menu, explaining the popular dish with the locals is the cow's stomach dish. We weren't feeling that adventurous so had the zucchini wrapped meatball, vino, bread and pasta. It was all so very delicious. Everyone... More

I stopped by on Saturday (3/23/2013) at 9:00am and found out that Nerbone serves breakfast. You can have their sandwiches or a plate of meat with bread on the side. The choices for both are boiled beef or boiled stomach, with choice of spicy or pesto sauces. It indeed was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had. The meat... More

I often shop in the Central Market in the morning. If I'm not in a rush, I'll have my breakfast at Nerbone - a panino bollito. I can't quite manage lampredotto (part of a cow's stomach) in the morning, but the boiled meat is fantastic. They cut it really finely, wap it in a bun, then you can have salsa... More

In central market of florence, this food outlet with limited separate seating serves great pasta and sandwiches. cost less than 18Euros per two.

Located in the corner of the Mercato Centrale, this place was bopping with locals and tourists alike seeking out a light lunch. The wife and I shared a generous helping of their pasta of the day and found a seat at the community tables just in front of this pasta stand. The food and wine was really good and hearty... More

I found this restaurant from an article about restaurants in Florence and immediately became interested. It did not let me down :). Although the restaurant is a bit hard to find if you only google it and you would need to queue quite a bit, the experience is totally worth it. I remembered paying only 22 euros for my group... More