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    A glass of house wine and a crostino smeared with chicken liver is about as Florentine as it gets, and Nuvoli has been delivering both a short walk from the Duomo for a long time. It's one of the city's last proper vinaini, wine sellers who keep a short menu of ribollita, slow-cooked stews, and charcuterie alongside the pours. The room fills with locals who clearly don't need to read the chalkboard.

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    • Boar pappardelle

      “Lunch service includes boar pappardelle, ribollita, slow-cooked stews, and charcuterie boards”

      Eater
    • Ribollita

      “Lunch service includes boar pappardelle, ribollita, slow-cooked stews, and charcuterie boards”

      Eater
    • Crostini

      “but the real culinary gems are the crostini, housed in a case on ground level”

      Eater

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