Lucca

Here they do not offer too much in the way of restaurant desserts nor can one order them. Rather, it is common to come to this bakery for a coffee and one of the many specialties. The frittelle, orange rice flour fritters with

If you pass by Lucca, you can not leave without first having breakfast at Caffe Di Simo. You know you're getting close when you walk along the Via Fillungo because, suddenly, an aroma of fresh pastries invades you and from there, just

I asked a student for a good non-touristy place to eat and he sent us here. Locall cured meats, giant, delicious pizzas, some Tuscan wine (of course), and coffee ... all for less than 15€ / head. The service was good (but in Italian,

This amazing city is full of monuments and has a curious provincial atmosphere. I wanted to get to know this place that so closely resembled something out of a Visconti film. It was a Sunday with flea market stands set up along the

To eat in Lucca, we rely on the local food market, Which as its name suggests, only offers dishes using local products, such as ravioli a la ricotta, which we loved. After lunch, we went shopping in the adjacent market, where you can

We didn't want to return empty handed from our trip to Tuscany, so we decided to do some shopping in this family business. Here, you can find absolutely everything reminiscent of Italy. Cheese, wine (including Chianti), homemade

Home cooking in a place that's not trendy or cool, but genuine. Attentive and very friendly owners. During Lucca, comics were there every night.

Thanks to the advice of B&B Mimosa where we stayed, we decided to spend our last night in Chez Giulio. It had great priced Tuscan food, with an added discount for staying at Mimosa. The ultimate taste of Italy, without breaking the