Ditta Artigianale is a coffee shop. We have two Ditta in Florence, one in one side of the Arno river, in via de Neri (near piazza della Signoria) and the other one in via dello Sprone (close to piazza Pitti, across Ponte Vecchio), my favorite one. This coffee shop is specialised in making coffee. They also have a training program to know everything about the art of the coffee culture!
Ditta Artigianale isn't only a place to take a coffee to go out: you should sit at the window or on one of the armchairs upstairs. What the place suggests to you naturally is to chill out! You should sit at one of the vintage tables, working on your computer, read a book, chat with your friends and spend an entire afternoon there. There isn't only the coffee... You can also have a drink that is served with chips and olives or have something to eat like a salad or a burger. Don't forget to try their brunch on Sunday (I suggest you book a table in advance).
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