1 più filiale dove mangiare a Firenze
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I visitatori si godono la vista della Galleria Luigi Bellini e prenotano un tavolo qui per mangiare buon cibo. Il menu propone autentici sapori della cucina italiana in questo ristorante. Sarà una piacevole esperienza mangiare i curatissimi spaghetti, burrata e prosciutto crudo. Molti ospiti sostengono che qui vengono serviti dei budino di uova, gelato e pan brioche gustosi. Una selezione di deliziosi michelada, prosecco o cordiale è fornita ai visitatori. Ti saranno proposti un fantastico caffè.
Il successo del ristorante Il Santo Bevitore sarebbe impossibile senza il cortese personale. Rimarrai sicuramente contento del veloce servizio. Dal punto di vista degli ospiti, i prezzi sono adeguati. Apprezzerai sicuramente l'atmosfera eccitante e l'arredamento simpatico. Gli esperti di Frommer segnalano questo locale come uno dei più gradevoli dove andare a mangiare e vi hanno assegnato 1 stella.
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After all raving reviews online, I decided to book with them to celebrate the end of our one-week vacation in Liguria and Tuscany and indulge ourselves with a more refined dinner experience.
When we arrived, an unfriendly staff member gave us a table right at the entrance door. Really? I had booked one month in advance and you that was MY table? I asked to be moved of course.
Interesting menu, we were all happy with our choices... when my roasted marrow bone arrived at the table. One small teaspoon later and I am not exaggerating... it was empty. There was absolutely nothing on that bone, They roasted a bone for 13-15 minutes for nothing! I called the waiter and he brought me another one... 13-15 minutes later. My luck, there was maybe 3 teaspoons on it but the marrow was still pink and raw inside. Besides, there was no country bread to eat it along with and you must take the bread from the bread basked: carasau, whole wheat bread or focaccia. Nothing that would be offered with a marrow bone basically. I didn't tell them that it was not cooked through because I was with friends and I didn't want to make a scene but it was THE most expensive and disgusting marrow bone I have ever had in my life. 8 euros... it's caviar on a spoon!!!! A piece of advice if the owner of the restaurant reads my review: take it off the menu!!!
Then came 2 veal fillet alla Rossini and 1 guineafowl. Everyone knows that "alla Rossini" means with foie gras on top of the veal fillet. At the Santo Bevitore, you get two pieces of veal with in-between... I don't know what it was... but it was not seared foie gras. It was a fatty, unpleasant chewy piece of... I don't know what. Once again I called the waiter and he said that it was the way it's supposed to be. Well let me tell you: it was disgusting! The meat was good, served on some spinach but that was it. No vegetable apart from the spinach. A very poor plate but high in proteins!
My friend with the guineafowl said it was good but I think she felt bad for me that I had chosen the restaurant and I looked like a fool after raving about it prior to going there. And honestly, I felt bad that our last dinner experience went so wrong.
But it's not it. I skipped the dessert because... I was done with the Santo Bevitore!!! My friends can't finish a meal without something sweet, so they had the so called "fondente al cioccolato". We all thought it would be like a "moelleux au chocolat" type of cake, cooked outside, liquid inside. Instead, it was "literally" a slice of chocolate with some ice-cream. It looked like a thin but compact slice of gianduja but not with the taste of gianduja... Another complete nonsense!
One positive note: our waiter was extremely friendly. And the wine was good too... They did't make it right? lol
150 euros later for 3 for a bad dinner (2,5 euros for the "coperto" per person), I can't possibly recommend this restaurant to anyone. Was it my bad luck on that night? I don't know... Maybe for the marrow bone. But for the rest, it is unheard of!!!