Food comes in among the top five must-examine features when you travel to a new place; needless to say, the cookery is the most influential aspect of a country’s cultural identity. Nevertheless, a tourist travels with a fixed budget throughout his journey, and where he needs food in his system all three times a day, he naturally craves to make the best of the gastronomy till he stays. Read through the end of this article to get familiar with some of the cheapest eats at Florence; outlets perhaps designed specifically for travelers like you!
Mercato Centrale, a full of life, bustling with energetic adults diner, and has become one of the feasible drinking and eating venue. The building was originally a marketplace in Florence, and the transition to food court has spurred the traffic, which in-turn has led to great food at even greater prices; on the cheap side, that is. From everything standing freshly-made, pay only 8euros for a burger out of Chinese beef, a 10euros for a whole platter of mixed cheese and meats, and only 7euros for a satiating, one of the best pizzas of town.
Il Guscio is a famous outlet exclusively offering the Italian savory and style. Hankering for filled steak and grilled tuna? Head over to Il Guscio to get a taste of routinely changing menus, a perfect incentive for foodies to come and explore a new dish every new day. This diner not only allows you to conjure up every Italian gastro, but also to get a mouthful of each craving in only few euros. What’s more; pay a mere 3euros to get three to four choices of wine glasses, and with refills. Il Guscio is among the perfect eatery for travelers; you get to experience a number of Italian cuisine for cheapest prices imaginable.
Feeling bewildered in the Florentine Sant’ Ambrogio market? Take satisfaction in knowing you aren’t the only traveler in a state of near panic; this place has had tourists wandering aimlessly since the old 1986!
Rocco is a joint offering home-made food to not only the hungry foreigners, but the stall-owners nearby, as well as the local shoppers. The best part of this outlet originated from its lack of space; you are most likely to share a table with someone, and feel a part of neighborhood! Pastas, potato stew, a heart beef and soups are sold at flat prices, coupled with famous panna cotta and baked pear desserts. An ideal place, I must say, to get a company while eating, get scrumptious food at rock-bottom prices, and perhaps make a friend to help you around the city!
Nothing comes without a price, as the old saying goes. Rarely cities build particular inns for tourists that support their budget; those that do, remain out of their initial knowledge. Grab at this chance to pin down your cafes to explore at least prices once you reach Florence!
- Contributed to TheBackpackers by ‘StagHorn’