Eating and Drinking in Florence Italy

Dine in Florence centre: tasting dinner with Fèlsina wines

April 30, 2019
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Where to dine in Florence centre on Saturday night? The Santa Elisabetta Restaurant proposes a new appointment among the walls of the ancient tower of Pagliazza, (the oldest building still existing in Florence), near via de’ Calzaioli and at a few steps from the Duomo and Piazza della Signoria. The dinner on Saturday, May 11th and 25th, 2019 is realized in collaboration with the Farm Fèlsina. Discover the menu of the dinner in Florence centre, created by chef Rocco de Santis and the oenological combinations of Maitre Domenico Napolitano. The menu is also available in preview on Friday May 10th and 24th and booking online with an exclusive discount.

Dinner in Florence

Tasting menu to dine in Florence centre

Little bubbly…
Metodo Classico Brut – Fèlsina
100% Sangiovese

Chef’s small bites

Tasting menu

Quail’s Breast and Leg, Roots and Orange Jelly

Potato Dumplings “Gnocchi” with Sage filling, Genoese Lamb Ragout and Parmesan Cheese

Roast Pork from Romagna, Annurca Apple, Black Cherry and Thyme Reduce

Soft Cheese stuffed Pastry, Pear and Red Wine Sauce

 

In combination it will be served the following wines by Farm Fèlsina:

Chianti Classico Berardenga – DOCG 2015
Sangiovese

Chianti Classico Vigneto Rancia – DOCG 2015
Sangiovese

Fontalloro – IGT 2010
Sangiovese

 

Mineral water with and without gas
Coffee

€uro 134,00 per person including wines

Reservation is recommended. The Restaurant Santa Elisabetta has only 7 exclusive tables.

Dinner in Florence

For information and reservations: tel. +39.055.27370 – email: info@hotelbrunelleschi.it
Restaurant Santa Elisabetta, Piazza Santa Elisabetta, 3 – Florence
First floor of the Pagliazza Tower, inside the Hotel Brunelleschi.

The Pagliazza Tower is the oldest building still standing in the historic centre of Florence, also included in the register of Florentine historical buildings. In the 12th century it was used as a female prison, hence the name “Pagliazza”, which is derived from the straw bunks intended for the prisoners.

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Dine in Florence centre

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