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Best Coffee Shops in Florence

Real videos of Coffee Shops in Florence — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Paszkowski

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    HistoricElegantCharmingItalian pastriesFlorentine cakesPeople-watching

    About the venue

    Paszkowski, located in Florence's Piazza della Repubblica, is a historic café and pastry shop that has been serving customers since 1903. Known for its elegant interior and stunning views of the piazza, the café offers a variety of traditional Italian pastries and coffee options. Highlights include their renowned Florentine cakes and gelato, which are perfect for enjoying while people-watching. The café attracts both tourists and locals who appreciate a touch of history with their refreshments.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases an outdoor cafe setting with a menu displaying various coffee options and prices. It captures the ambiance of the cafe, including patrons enjoying their meals and drinks, and the pleasant weather conditions. The camera pans across the cafe, revealing multiple tables with customers engaged in conversation and enjoying their food.

    Piazza della Repubblica 31-35r

  2. Stefy SNC di Gambarelli Claudio e c.

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    ArtisanalCharmingAuthenticHandmade pastriesQuality coffeeCharming interior

    About the venue

    Stefy SNC di Gambarelli Claudio e c. is an artisanal bakery and café located on Via dei Tosinghi in Florence, Italy. Established in 2015, it is known for its authentic Italian pastries and handmade breads. The bakery features a charming interior where customers can enjoy quality coffee alongside fresh pastries, such as cornetti and panettone. It’s a favorite stop for both locals and tourists seeking traditional Florentine treats.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a rooftop café in Florence, Italy, with a view of the cityscape. It begins with a close-up of a cappuccino and sugar packets, then pans up to reveal people sitting around tables on the terrace. The camera continues to pan upwards, capturing more patrons and the distant buildings. The video concludes with two women engaged in animated conversation, pointing towards the view outside the frame.

    Via dei Tosinghi 5 R