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Sundays with children rarely go exactly as planned. You leave later than expected, someone is hungry immediately, someone else changes their mind halfway through, and it doesn’t take much for a pleasant family outing to become more tiring than it should be.
If you’re looking for a Sunday brunch in Florence but don’t want the usual fixed menu, Ammodino offers something different: an unlimited buffet, themed stations in the dining room, live-cooked dishes prepared by the chefs, and a brunch that changes from week to week.
Sundays in Florence can be surprisingly hectic. Long lines outside cafés, fully booked brunch spots, quick table turnovers. If you’ve tried to find a relaxed brunch in the city, you already know the feeling.
Eating out at lunchtime can either help you reset… or completely derail your afternoon. That’s why more and more people look for business lunches and light meals done properly: balanced food, human timing, calm spaces. Not rushed. Not heavy. Not performative.
Florence is not the same city all year long. It changes with the seasons, with the light, with people’s rhythms — and with what ends up on the plate.
Spending a weekend in Florence doesn’t have to mean rushing from one museum to another or following the same well-worn routes everyone else takes. There are many things to do in Florence – especially if you’re willing to experience it at a different pace.