350 bottlesTuscan trattoria menus driven by wild boar specialties; Chianti Classico and Bolgheri pairing programmeOltrarno, Florence
Set inside a 14th-century tower on Borgo San Jacopo with vaulted stone dining rooms. Pappardelle al cinghiale and Tuscan ragu paired against a 350-label cellar of Chianti Classico and Bolgheri reds.
Awards: Michelin Guide 2024
100000 bottlesModern Tuscan haute cuisine; tasting menus engineered around the cellar; pairing menus across five continents of winesSanta Croce, Florence
Three-Michelin-starred icon founded 1972 by Annie Feolde and Giorgio Pinchiorri, with a cellar of 100,000 bottles across 4,000 labels. Set in a 17th-century palazzo with formal dining and pairing menus from the cellar.
Awards: Michelin 2024, World's 50 Best Discovery 2024
4000 bottlesModern Tuscan menus driven by the Antinori estate kitchen garden and the abbey cellars; comprehensive Antinori vertical programmeChianti Classico
Michelin-starred restaurant within the medieval Badia a Passignano abbey, run by the Antinori family. Chef Matteo Lorenzini's Tuscan menus pair against the abbey's 10th-century cellars; guided pairings from Tignanello and Solaia verticals.
Awards: Michelin 2024
250 bottlesWhole-animal beef tasting menus by butcher-chef Dario Cecchini; communal seating with Chianti Classico-led pairing programmeChianti Classico
Upstairs from the Antica Macelleria Cecchini in Panzano, with one long communal table. Butcher-chef Dario Cecchini's fixed-format beef menu paired with grower Chianti Classico from the surrounding hills.
Awards: Netflix Chef's Table 2019
1200 bottlesClassical Tuscan trattoria; Florentine steak and ribollita with Tuscan-anchored wine list across Super Tuscan and Chianti Classico labelsCentro Storico, Florence
Family-run Tuscan institution founded 1911 on Via dei Palchetti, now in its fourth generation in the Palazzo Rucellai. House Sangiovese carafes alongside a serious Super Tuscan cellar.
Awards: Michelin Guide 2024
800 bottlesTuscan-driven menus from chef Fabio Picchi; rotating Tuscan-anchored cellar list with deep Chianti Classico and Sangiovese verticalsSant'Ambrogio, Florence
Founded in the 1980s by Fabio Picchi, anchored on traditional Tuscan ingredients from the Sant'Ambrogio market. The list pairs against rustic dishes including ribollita, peposo and trippa alla fiorentina.
Awards: Michelin Guide 2024