Trattoria Zazà, Traditional Italian restaurant near Mercato Centrale, Florence, Italy
Trattoria Zazà is a traditional Italian restaurant in Florence near the Central Market, spanning multiple dining rooms. The spaces feature wooden furniture, exposed brick walls, and regional decorative touches throughout.
Stefano Bondi founded Trattoria Zazà in 1977 at Piazza del Mercato Centrale, converting a former tavern into a dining establishment. The restaurant has remained at this location ever since, becoming a meeting point for locals and travelers.
The menu honors Tuscan cooking traditions through homemade pasta, Florentine steak, and wines sourced from nearby producers, reflecting the region's food culture.
The restaurant sits just steps from the Central Market and is easily reached on foot from the surrounding area. It offers both indoor and outdoor seating, and accepting reservations helps ensure you have a table when you arrive.
Each dining room displays different collections of vintage objects and antiques that give each space its own character. These details create a lived-in warmth that sets it apart from contemporary design.
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