Ditta Artigianale Via dello Sprone Specialty Coffee

Great artisanal coffee shop with delicious pastry’s and awesome iced coffees. My wife said it was the best iced americano she’s ever had, and the cookies were amazing! We went there 4 plus times during our trip!

The interior is modern and stylish, the stuff is super cheerful and willing to help. We came here 3 times in 2 days: once for breakfast (scrambled eggs were perfectly cooked), twice for coffee & pastries. The coffee is amazing. If you’re into coffee, I recommend trying their specialty espresso Also the stuff is much more kind than at the other place of the same network (we’ve been to on near Uffizi Gallery)

Modern coffee and breakfast place close by Ponte Vecchio. Seating on two floors and outside. Food is delicious.

We had breakfast at Ditta Artigianale Via dello Sprone – Specialty Coffee and were impressed by the wide selection of coffee options – a true paradise for coffee lovers. The breakfast was also very tasty: we had scrambled eggs and a Croque Madame, both freshly prepared and delicious. Unfortunately, my fruit was forgotten with the order, but mistakes can happen. The location is excellent – a perfect starting point for exploring the city on foot. All in all, a great way to start the day!

We came here regularly for coffee — they have a great selection of pastries too. The space is nicely designed and very pleasant to spend time in. Their pistachio cruffin was absolutely incredible, filled to the brim with rich pistachio cream!

Awesome coffee and pastries. The ham and boiled egg sandwich in the counter was seriously so good. We went here every morning during our trip! We ordered actual breakfast one time and it was just meh.

We literally visited almost all the Ditta cafes There are popping up in nice key areas, this one just across the old bridge and far enough from the crowds, this is a cafe for studying, working, having a chat. There is lots of seating indoors and outdoors. The lady that waited on us was amazingly friendly. Tip: checkout the pastries before you take a seat, to make a better decision when ordering from your table

Ditta Artigianale on Via dello Sprone quickly became my favorite coffee shop while studying abroad in Florence. I found myself visiting almost every day, sometimes even multiple times a day, to enjoy a coffee and a chocolate croissant before class—always a reliable pick that never disappointed me. The staff was incredibly friendly, and even during the busiest times, they managed to serve my coffee quickly and efficiently. I often came here to study or read, and the upstairs area had such a warm and inviting atmosphere. While it was a bit on the pricier side for coffee in Florence, I appreciated their unique offerings, like the delicious pumpkin spice latte they served during the fall. The coffee and pastries were always fantastic, though I did find the food a little overpriced for the quality, and after one or two less-than-impressive meals, I mostly stuck to the coffee. If you're ever in Florence, I highly recommend stopping by—it's a must-visit spot!