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- Home: the seven categories side by side, all 26 bookable listings, what each one costs and how long it runs, plus the reservation reality at the tables people cross the city for.
- Guides: longer reads on pasta classes, the markets, wine windows, bistecca, gelato and where Florentines actually sit down to eat at 20:30 or later.
- Answers: plain responses to the questions people type before booking a table or a tour, growing over time.
Categories
- Walking food tours: five options, starting at $63 per person.
- Market tours and tastings: three options, from $79.32 per person.
- Bistecca and steak dinners: four options, from $79.45 per person (checked September 2026).
- Cooking classes: five options, from $44 per person.
- Wine and enoteca tastings: three options, from $46 per person.
- Gelato and sweets: three options, from $81 per person (checked September 2026).
- Private food tours: 3 listings, from $134 per person.
Tours
Every bookable experience has its own page listing the published rating and review total, the starting price, how long it runs, where you meet, and the cancellation terms.
- The Florence Sunset Food & Wine Tour by Eating Europe runs 3.5 hours, from $128.83 per person, rated 5 across 5,908 reviews.
- The Florence's Ultimate Food Tour: Full Tuscan Meal by Do Eat Better runs 3.5 hours, from $81.55 per person (checked September 2026), rated 4.8 across 492 reviews.
- The Florence Food Tour of 10+ Authentic Tastings with Chef runs 3 hours, from $116.08 per person, rated 4.9 across 247 reviews.
- The Florence Street Food Walking Tour with Wine in Duomo Area runs 2.5 hours, from $63 per person, rated 4.8 across 89 reviews.
- Florence Foodies Tour: Savor Tuscan Flavors & Fine Wine: from $92 per person (checked September 2026), 3 hours, rated 4.9 across 36 reviews.
- Florence: Sant'Ambrogio Market Food Tour of 10+ Local Dishes: From $116 per person, runs 3 hours, rated 4.7 from 24 reviews.
- Sant'Ambrogio Market Food Tour with Tastings led by a Local Chef: $79.32 per person and up, 3 hours long, rated 5 by 7 reviewers.
- Florence Central Market Food Tour with Eating Europe: from $109 per person (checked September 2026), 3 hours, rated 5 across 7 reviews.
- Florence Evening Food Tour with Florentine Steak & Tuscan Wine: from $79.45 per person, 3.5 hours, rated 4.8 across 669 reviews.
- The Florence VIP Dinner Tour with Florentine Steak and Wine Tasting runs 3.5 hours, starts at $170.47 per person, and holds a 5 rating from 291 reviews (checked September 2026).
- A 4-hour class devoted to T-bone technique, the Master the Art of Florentine Steak: A Unique Cooking Experience costs from $164.18 per person and scores 5 across 66 reviews.
- Short on time? The Florentine Steak Experience packs a serious meal into 1.5 hours, from $272.06 per person (checked September 2026), rated 4.9 over 42 reviews.
- Florence: Pasta Cooking Class with Unlimited Wine: from $44 per person, 3 hours, rated 4.9 across 15,180 reviews.
- Two desserts and one dough session: the Florence: Pasta & Tiramisu Cooking Class with Unlimited Wine lasts 3 hours, from $49 per person (checked September 2026), with 4.9 across 8,316 reviews.
- Kids and adults both tend to love the Florence: Pizza Making Class & Unlimited Gelato with Wine: 3 hours, from $89 per person, rated 4.9 by 1,377 reviewers.
- Florence Pasta Making Class or Lasagna, Tiramisu & Market Tour: from $56.02 per person, 3 hours, rated 5 across 886 reviews.
- Florence Cooking Class: Market Tour & Lasagna or Fresh Pasta: from $55 per person (checked September 2026), 4 hours, rated 4.9 across 425 reviews.
- Food and Wine Tour in Florence: from $152.80 per person, 4 hours, rated 5 across 334 reviews.
- Short on time? Florence: Wine-tasting Experience in Front of Ponte Vecchio lasts just 1 hour, from $46 per person, with a 4.6 rating over 71 reviews.
- Florence: Wine Windows Walk with Wine Tasting and Appetizers: from $115 per person (checked September 2026), 2.5 hours, rated 4.8 across 67 reviews.
- Florence: Gelato Small Group Making Class, Max 6 People: from $125 per person, 1 hour, rated 4.7 across 34 reviews.
- Private Coffee and Sweets Tour: Caffé, Artisan Chocolate and Gelato: from $130.22 per person, 2 hours, rated 5 across 20 reviews.
- Florence: Venchi Gourmet Chocolate Bar and Gelato Masterclass: $81 per person (checked September 2026), runs 1 hour, rated 4.8 from 17 reviews, free cancellation.
- For a guide all to yourself, Florence Exclusive PRIVATE Food Tour with 6 or 10 Tastings covers 3 hours of eating, from $134 per person, rated 4.7 across 675 reviews.
- Florence: Private Food Tour – 10 Tastings with Locals: from $148 per person (checked September 2026), 3 hours, rated 4.9 across 14 reviews.
- A relaxed half evening with a food-mad local: Fun Private Florence Food Tour with a Local Food Expert, 2.5 hours, from $219 per person (checked September 2026), rated 5 across 9 reviews.
Guides
Long reads on eating your way through the city: the markets of San Lorenzo and Sant'Ambrogio, pasta and tiramisu classes, Tuscan wine, bistecca, gelato, the wine windows of Oltrarno and the tables locals actually keep. Hub: all guides.
Answers
Quick answers to the practical questions that come up before dinner in Florence, from booking a table at places like Il Santo Bevitore to coperto, tipping, and when kitchens actually serve. Hub: all answers.
Site Questions
- About and method: what this site covers across the city centre, Oltrarno, San Lorenzo, Santa Croce and Sant'Ambrogio, and how the 26 bookable food tours were compared.
- FAQ: who is behind the site, how booking and payment work, free cancellation terms, group sizes, and where cooking classes and food tours in Florence meet.
- Contact.
- Disclosure: which links on this site earn a payment when you book a tour, and which earn nothing.
- Privacy policy.
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