Ristorante Buca San Giovanni
A historic Florentine church building from the 1300s houses Ristorante Buca San Giovanni. The religious symbols and stone archways there serve as constant reminders of the lore associated with this location. In addition to its devout uses, many people think that this cellar housed the infamous medieval Rosa Croce society's secret meetings. The Buca Giovanni restaurant, which opened its doors in 1882, is one of Italy's historic sites. It began as an old basilica of the neighboring Baptism of San Giovanni, Florence's small church before Santa Reparata was erected, and it later served as a meeting spot for celebrities after the theater. Rosa Croce's initiation into the Freemasons took place there as well.
Everyone recalls both President John F. Kennedy's visit and the 1930s bachelor party of the Prince of Bulgaria. Famous Florentine figures and distinguished visitors strolling by and taking in the menu and ambiance of the establishment may still be encountered beneath its historic arches. entertaining and sophisticated. The majority of the cuisine served nowadays is an updated version of traditional Italian dishes. Huge steaks, pasta, salads, risottos, and delicious desserts of every sort may be found here. Additionally, if you decide to eat outside on the patio, you will have a stunning view of the Duomo.
Location: Piazza di San Giovanni, 8, 50122 Firenze FI, Italy
Phone: +39 055 287612
Website: bucasangiovanni.it
