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S
August 2, 2016
I love Le Volpi e L'Uva as well.
There was a small place called Caffè Amerini on Via della Vigna Nuova in the Santa Maria Novella neighborhood; it looks like it's still there. Brings back great memories.
There was a small place called Caffè Amerini on Via della Vigna Nuova in the Santa Maria Novella neighborhood; it looks like it's still there. Brings back great memories.
Hannah W.
July 27, 2016
One of my favorite things when I lived in Madrid were the bars that also doubled as coffee shops during the day. I remember staying late at night at my favorite bar and seeing the bartender set out cups and saucers for the morning café con leche rush. These bar/coffee shops also tended to be much more intergenerational, something I barely see here in New York!
Allison
July 21, 2016
Le Volpi e L'Uva has always been my and my husband's favorite spot for an aperetivo in Florence. We've made many wonderful memories at this small wine bar nestled around the corner from the Ponte Vecchio. The sausage and cheese crostone with truffle is our go-to with a prosecco or smooth Chianti.
Emiko
July 27, 2016
That's run by one of my closest (and oldest) friends in Florence! Clearly a favourite of mine too :)
Jackie D.
July 21, 2016
My compliments on how you described ''our italian bars''. I say '' our'' because I too live in Italy in the Veneto region.I'm Canadian-born married to an Italian and have been living in Italy for 34 years. Modestly, I've become an excellent cook, my real passion, over the years,always hungry to improve myself and my skills. I love following Food52 blog. It's the best!
PHIL
July 19, 2016
7 years ago in Milan. I don't remember the name but near the Duomo , sitting outside , espresso and a few mini croissants with jelly. Emiko, you have to stop posting these articles , first the Piperno now this. I need to book a flight soon.
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