La Decima Musa is a somewhat fancier restaurant located on a small street in Florence. It was the best meal we had in the city, even though it was located in a much quieter area. Everything we had here was quite good, and the menu had both Italian and English translations.
Nice casual - nice jeans and a nice shirt are fine.
Most entree items were around €15. There was a €3/person cover charge. Water was €2 for a liter.
The restaurant was pretty small, but there was only one waiter for the whole place. He was very friendly and spoke English as well as Italian.
What a nice surprise! After ordering, we were given a small glass of white wine, goat cheese on homemade crackers, and a sheep's cheese between beans. We were also given a basket of bread and bread sticks. The crackers/cheese were excellent.
This was a nice and sweet appetizer with a beautiful presentation. The cheese/pear/honey combination went well together, and the nuts provided a nice change in texture. The flan was light and fluffy.
This was a pretty typical cheese pie in a filo pastry. The cheese was a bit too salty, and the bottom of the pastry was slightly burnt, but otherwise it was delicious.
This risotto was quite good. It had a delicious flavor and was very creamy and filling. I thought it could have used a greater number of vegetables.
The pork fillet was cooked medium, and was served with a tasty gravy sauce that was just a little bit sweet. The potatoes were creamy and only very mildly spiced.
The tiramisu from La Decima Musa was fantastic - it was just the right blend of lady fingers, espresso, and sweetness. This was easily the best tiramisu I've ever had.
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