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    Part deli, part trattoria, Da Burde sits just past the western edge of the city where the tourists thin out. The front counters piled with charcuterie and cheese aren't just decoration; they become the starters. From there it's braised meats, grilled meats, and the bistecca fiorentina as a matter of course. The wine list is broad and personally curated. Book ahead, because the regulars have no intention of giving up their tables. A Michelin Bib Gourmand.

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    • Ribollita

      “with the unmissable ribollita or pici – try the aglione and truffle version during the season – for the mains”

      50 Top Italy
    • Bistecca fiorentina

      “offered both braised and grilled (the bistecca fiorentina is, of course, a constant)”

      Michelin Guide
    • Farinata

      “passed-down specialties like minestrone, meatballs, chickpea farinata, and grilled meats”

      Eater
    • Minestrone

      “passed-down specialties like minestrone, meatballs, chickpea farinata, and grilled meats”

      Eater

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