Caffè Scudieri Firenze

Great place to sit and enjoy the cathedral. Desserts are horrible. We had a tiramisu, which was not tasting like a tiramisu at all, interesting… Prices are expensive but tourist area I can understand that but can’t accept the tiramisu that bad… be advised guys, cheers..

Family of four popped in for take away pastries. The pastries we had were tasty and not too expensive for where this is. Service was friendly. Their queuing system is non existent for such a busy place and it felt like a mad dash to the ordering counter. I would go back. And think this is a solid place.

Lovely italian cafe very close to the dome and it is not a tourist trap. A great place to have a cappuccino/cafe and a small sweet or savory bite and watch the locals come and go.

Very happy with a quick espresso, fresh squeezed OJ and VEGAN croissant in this lovely cafe. Servers were very nice as well. Perfect for a quick bite before my tour. Grazie!

Plainest, most bland food ever. Below average bread (the bare minimum for me is decent Italian bread!). Tourist trap. Service was good

We made a quick stop for breakfast there, had coffee and a desert, they have a great selection of desserts and pastries, the coffee was great too.

It’s a classic Italian cafe that has long history. It is very touristy because of its prime location (nose to nose with the Duomo). Having said that, the coffee is strong and delicious, pasties are great. It has outdoor seating that’s perfect for people watching when your feet are tired from walking. Do note, espresso standing at the bar is €1.40 versus seating down with service is €4. There are a few, very limited tables inside, just across the bar that has ‘no service’ so you can have your coffee and pastries for regular price however it’s a coveted seats, long queue. Come early like we did. Because this place is constantly busy, service can be spotty. The only ever consistent are the bartenders (they are never called barista in Italy I think). They are swift, friendly, charming and always fresh piping hot coffee! I’d recommend it for the people watching, and being seated in a posh cafe. Otherwise there are a few more to choose from.

A classic Italian caffé in the touristy place of the city. The table service could be improved. We had few drinks, but it's not the best place to enjoy some beer and cocktails, so for he next time, I would definitely go there just for a simple coffee.

Great place to sit and enjoy the cathedral. Desserts are horrible. We had a tiramisu, which was not tasting like a tiramisu at all, interesting… Prices are expensive but tourist area I can understand that but can’t accept the tiramisu that bad… be advised guys, cheers..

Family of four popped in for take away pastries. The pastries we had were tasty and not too expensive for where this is. Service was friendly. Their queuing system is non existent for such a busy place and it felt like a mad dash to the ordering counter. I would go back. And think this is a solid place.

Lovely italian cafe very close to the dome and it is not a tourist trap. A great place to have a cappuccino/cafe and a small sweet or savory bite and watch the locals come and go.

Very happy with a quick espresso, fresh squeezed OJ and VEGAN croissant in this lovely cafe. Servers were very nice as well. Perfect for a quick bite before my tour. Grazie!

Plainest, most bland food ever. Below average bread (the bare minimum for me is decent Italian bread!). Tourist trap. Service was good

We made a quick stop for breakfast there, had coffee and a desert, they have a great selection of desserts and pastries, the coffee was great too.

It’s a classic Italian cafe that has long history. It is very touristy because of its prime location (nose to nose with the Duomo). Having said that, the coffee is strong and delicious, pasties are great. It has outdoor seating that’s perfect for people watching when your feet are tired from walking. Do note, espresso standing at the bar is €1.40 versus seating down with service is €4. There are a few, very limited tables inside, just across the bar that has ‘no service’ so you can have your coffee and pastries for regular price however it’s a coveted seats, long queue. Come early like we did. Because this place is constantly busy, service can be spotty. The only ever consistent are the bartenders (they are never called barista in Italy I think). They are swift, friendly, charming and always fresh piping hot coffee! I’d recommend it for the people watching, and being seated in a posh cafe. Otherwise there are a few more to choose from.

A classic Italian caffé in the touristy place of the city. The table service could be improved. We had few drinks, but it's not the best place to enjoy some beer and cocktails, so for he next time, I would definitely go there just for a simple coffee.