Lambertesca - Menu

Nice and small place for a spremuta, brioche and cappuccino. On the way from ponte Vecchio and Pitti palace.

Lovely little place for lunch, sat in the side street and had a lovely tuna fish sandwich and glass of Sangiovese, service friendly and prompt

I ate well, home cooking, excellent LAMPREDOTTO sandwiches classic Tuscan Original Ho mangiato bene ,cucina casalinga ,ottimi panini al LAMPREDOTTO classico toscano

Found this place by accident on our way to the Galileo museum. The lasagna was really good, as was the beer on tap! Decent prices, friendly service and authentic Italian atmosphere!

Great place for typical specialties: panino al lampredotto, pappa al pomodoro, etc. perfect for a rest after a visit to the Uffizi or Palazzo Vecchio (Original) Ottimo locale per specialità tipiche: panino al lampredotto, pappa al pomodoro ecc. perfetto per riposarsi un po’ dopo una visita agli Uffizi o a Palazzo Vecchio

In viaggio a Firenze, passeggiando verso Ponte Vecchio ci siamo fermati in questo piccolo locale a pranzo. L'interno è molto vintage con oggetti di altri tempi su mensole e scaffali che riportano alla memoria ricordi del passato. Discreta scelta di piatti, servizio rapido, abbiamo mangiato bene. Vista la zona, il caratteristico vicolo in cui si trova penso che il prezzo sia in linea con le aspettative.

Delicious and homemade. A nice change from the fancy stuffy places around Florence Where you walk in and see a room full of empty tables but they tell you they can’t seat you because you don’t have a reservation. We walked in off the street. No reservations needed. Elizabeth served us whatever she had and it was all delicious. She was very friendly and accommodating. Her Chianti hit the spot! We will definitely be back.

This little gem was a great find off the main Street. We sat down and were greeted by the staff they were very welcoming and fun throughout the service. The dishes we ordered needed to be warmed up, so unfortunately it’s was hot/cold pasta. But was still very tasty. The Trippa was done amazing but much more pricey than the street Trippa (you get the same amount). The drinks are always over priced in Italy so we expect to pay the 2.50/3.50 for a can of pop. Overall we loved to the place, would recommend giving it a go.

I had just arrived in town and it was an in between dining time (around 3:30pm). I didn’t want a sandwich or pizza, so when I passed this little restaurant I was happy to see they were serving dishes like lasagna, pasta bolognese, tortellini, sausages, beef braised in wine, etc. They also had a nice selection of fresh cut cured meats. I had an excellent meat lasagna with a side of sautéed garlic and spinach. Prices were extremely reasonable my entire meal with a bottle of water was 13.50 euros for a location literally steps from the Uffizi, this is a real bargain. The multilingual staff is very welcoming, friendly and attentive.