Chinese are known for being daring eaters. At home, beef tripe is not an usual food. You could frequently find it as street food or when you go to yum cha. As a Chinese, I have to admit that this beef tripe is even better...More

In the central covered market of Florence I found this place that is a must, according to what I was told. And I really liked! Lampredotto is a real florentine experience and Nerbone is one of the most famous places in Florence. Price is convenient,...More

While visiting the Central Market, we made a point to find the oldest stall in the market – Da Nerbone. The crowds line up to enjoy their hot boiled beef and Lampredotto sandwiches. They offer seating to enjoy your food.

Inexpensive and delicious, Nerbone, located in the Central Market, offers probably the best budget lunch in Florence. We ordered a lampredotto panino (cow's stomach) and a panino con bollito (sliced beef). Both were out-of-this-world delicious. The bollito is a bit spicy, so watch out! 11...More

Panini lampredotto - very tasty. Goes smoothly with glass of red wine. Total 11 EUR for two. Quick service. My feeling more like cafeteria with simple tables and chairs. Worth to visit when in Mercato Centrale.

Stomach panini is a thing You have to try in Florence. It is very fresh, service is fast and kindful, it is still fast food but tasty and interesting.

I was always told to follow the line in a restaurant. The line at Da Nerone is the longest in the market for a reason. The food is very good and freshly made. We tried a sandwich and a pasta dish and both were very...More

We had beef shoulder sandwich and pork. Both were decent. The queue moves fast so worth a try if you’re already at Mercato Central but not worth a detour here to eat this.

It took me 3 tries to get my panino bollito (boiled beef) sandwich from this spot. It was so worth it. I suffered the smirk and asked for both sauces because I couldn't choose between the garlic one and the pepper one. The meat was...More

Da Nerbone is a take out sort of an operation, located on one of the corners of the indoor central market near St Lorenzo Square, Our inn keeper Filipo-bhai had informed us that this was a great place for empty-belly food hunters. As we ambled...More