Officine Gullo House

The adjacent Church of Ognissanti is a little-known gem, yet rich in historical and artistic treasures: from Giotto’s Crucifix to the frescoes by Ghirlandaio and Botticelli; Botticelli himself is buried here, together with Amerigo Vespucci and Carolina Bonaparte Murat, Napoleon’s sister.

The ultimate experience is the cena placée: in an exclusive setting, in front of the chef’s table of the Officine Gullo island kitchen, the chef prepares his gastronomic masterpieces in full view, offering diners an unforgettable convivial moment.

For those wishing to uncover the secrets of professional cooking, Officine Gullo offers engaging cooking classes, where guests, under the chef’s expert guidance, prepare delicious recipes before enjoying them, accompanied by carefully selected paired wines.

In the Bar area on the first floor, guests can let themselves be won over by signature cocktails, skilfully prepared by mixologists, who will explain their history and characteristics.

Officine Gullo also offers the possibility of organising bespoke private events, designed to satisfy the most exclusive requests and guarantee a unique experience.

Guests of Officine Gullo House will also have the opportunity to discover, through an original narrative, the deep bond between the birth of modern cuisine, the history of Florence, the ancient tradition of metalworking and the city’s artistic heritage. A fascinating intertwining of stories that makes it possible to fully understand and appreciate the space around them and its extraordinary uniqueness.