Gucci Osteria
Florence, Italy
Gucci Osteria da Massimo Bottura is a restaurant on Piazza della Signoria in Florence, with its official Florence pages giving the address as Piazza della Signoria 10 in the city’s historic centre. It is distinct from Gucci Giardino, the related bar and café venue at Piazza della Signoria 37r. The Florence restaurant pages present menus and booking for this specific branch, making clear that the dining room operates as its own destination within the wider Gucci hospitality presence on the square. In Florence, Michelin identifies Karime López and Takahiko Kondo as leading the kitchen, while an official menu page presents Kondo’s cooking as informed by international careers, culinary travel, art and music. The food centres on contemporary interpretations rather than straightforward traditional reproductions. Current dishes listed for Florence include Think Green, Journey to Modena, Non dire cassate, Rossini, thanks, Cacciucco’s dreaming and Animella mia!. Pasta offerings on the same menu include tortellini with Parmigiano Reggiano cream and spaghetti with pistachio and bergamot. Michelin classifies the cuisine here as Italian Contemporary with International influences, matching a restaurant identity built around Italian references viewed through a broader lens. Its Florence listing describes elegant interiors with hand-painted parquet flooring, and also notes practical features including air conditioning, a terrace and acceptance of credit cards. Those details suggest a polished dining room with a strong visual character, set within one of Florence’s most recognisable civic spaces and shaped by a collaboration associated with Gucci and Massimo Bottura. The overall impression is of a centrally located Florence restaurant with a clearly defined personality and a menu that uses playful dish names alongside familiar Italian ingredients and formats. Rather than presenting itself as a conventional trattoria, it combines design-conscious surroundings with cooking that draws from travel and varied cultural influences. The Piazza della Signoria address, the distinction from the separate Giardino venue, and the combination of contemporary cuisine and carefully described interiors give this branch an identity that is specific to Florence rather than interchangeable with other names in the group.