Guidebook for Pisa
Food Scene
The quintessential Pisa experience: small, crowded, noisy, oily, and you most likely won't get the Tuscan-style jokes of the cashier, but every Pisan, low-life to upscale, eats there and feels welcome. You don't go there for the food, but for the ambiance and the experience. Forget the standard pizza: get "due quarti con cecina" and a beer at the bar.
You will not be disappointed.
48 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Pizzeria Il Montino
1 Vicolo del MonteThe quintessential Pisa experience: small, crowded, noisy, oily, and you most likely won't get the Tuscan-style jokes of the cashier, but every Pisan, low-life to upscale, eats there and feels welcome. You don't go there for the food, but for the ambiance and the experience. Forget the standard pizza: get "due quarti con cecina" and a beer at the bar.
You will not be disappointed.
One of the three best ice-creams you'll try in your life. Period.
Made only with seasonal and local ingredients and lots of love. Get an ice cream and do what locals do on summer nights: cross the street, climb and sit on the "spalletta" (the small wall that runs along the Arno side), enjoy your ice-cream and do some people-watching
67 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Gelateria De' Coltelli
23 Lungarno Antonio PacinottiOne of the three best ice-creams you'll try in your life. Period.
Made only with seasonal and local ingredients and lots of love. Get an ice cream and do what locals do on summer nights: cross the street, climb and sit on the "spalletta" (the small wall that runs along the Arno side), enjoy your ice-cream and do some people-watching