Mercato Sant'Ambrogio is a food market in Sant Ambrogio, Florence.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: Piazza Lorenzo Ghiberti, 50122 Firenze, Florence
Mercato del Porcellino in Florence's Centro Storico is the 1547 Mercato Nuovo loggia, now mostly leather and souvenir stalls, with the lampredotto cart.
OrderLampredotto panino from the cart, a glass of Chianti at the wine stand.
TipOpen daily; the lampredotto cart runs from 09:00 and packs up by 19:00.
Mercato delle Cascine in Florence's Parco delle Cascine is the city's largest weekly outdoor market, every Tuesday morning, with 250 stalls of produce.
OrderNew olive oil in November, Pecorino Toscano DOP from the contadini, schiacciata from the Forno Cascine stall.
TipTuesday only, 07:00-14:00. Bring cash and a tote; the produce stalls are at the eastern end.
Fierucola di Santo Spirito in Florence's Oltrarno is the monthly small-producer market on Piazza Santo Spirito, every third Sunday, with 70 stalls of Tuscan.
OrderPecorino di Pienza from a contadino, mountain honey, organic Tuscan olive oil.
TipThird Sunday only, 09:00-19:00. The piazza fills out from 10:00; Tuscan producers cluster on the south side.
Mercato di Piazza Santo Spirito in Florence's Oltrarno is the daily morning produce market on the piazza, Monday to Saturday, with 25 contadini and forno.
OrderTuscan produce from the contadini, the daily bread from the forno stall, Tuscan cheese on Wednesday.
TipMon-Sat 08:00-13:00. The piazza-side cafes open at 07:30 if you want a cornetto first.
Mercato Centrale in Florence's San Lorenzo is the city's main covered market in a 1874 cast-iron Giuseppe Mengoni building, with butcher and produce stalls.
OrderLampredotto panino from Da Nerbone, fresh pici from il Tartufo, salumi from Cocco.
TipGround floor closes 14:00 Mon-Sat (closed Sunday). The first-floor food hall is open daily until midnight.
