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The Best Places to Drink in Florence

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The best places to drink in Florence, according to the experts: The 50, Michelin Guide, and The Pinnacle Guide have all weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Locale Firenze comes out on top, and the good stuff runs deepest in Firenze.

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Gucci Giardino and Atrium Bar hold the next two places. The 50 shows up on more of this list than any other guide, with Difford's Guide next.

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  1. The courtyard of a Renaissance palazzo serves as the lounge bar, where a long counter anchors an ambitious cocktail program alongside tapas-style bites. Venture deeper and there are proper dining rooms, the chef's cooking shaped by stints in Australia, Japan, and France. The medieval cellars below host an intimate reservation-only experience pairing avant-garde food with mixology for four guests. Ranked in The World's 50 Best Bars, this is Florence doing something genuinely hard to categorize.


  2. Rank 2. Gucci Giardino

    Cocktail Bar

    The staff wears Gucci, which tells you everything about the room before you've ordered a drink. This all-day cocktail bar sits inside the fashion house's Florence creative space on Piazza della Signoria, and the drinks, both spiked and not, lean visual and inventive. It holds a spot on Europe's 50 Best Bars. Come for a Martini in a room that takes its own aesthetic very, very seriously.


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    P.za della Signoria, 37r, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy · Firenze
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    Open now, until midnight

    Tuesday 10 AM–Midnight

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  3. Rank 3. Atrium Bar

    Cocktail Bar

    A glass roof now covers what was once an open courtyard of a Renaissance-era convent, and the Four Seasons Firenze built its signature cocktail bar around that fact. Pale light, deep sofas, and verdant garden views make it feel less like a hotel bar and less like a museum than you might expect. In the evenings a pianist plays, the bar team reinterprets classics with some invention, and the crowd dresses accordingly.

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  4. Rank 4. Giacosa 1815

    Cocktail Bar

    Historic photographs of the original café guided the renovation, so the room feels like a Florentine institution that quietly relocated across the street and pretended nothing happened. Giacosa 1815 opens as a coffee-and-pastry spot, then pivots to aperitivo as the evening arrives. The Negroni is practically mandatory, given the history, but the cocktail list keeps going for those who feel like exploring past the obvious.

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  5. Rank 4. Santa Cocktail Club

    Italian Cocktail Bar

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    Via de' Ginori, 8/R,, Firenze, 50123, Italy · Firenze
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    Open now, until 2 AM

    Tuesday 8 AM–2 AM

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