Busy Saturday night at a street food joint - All'antico Vinaio - in Florence, Italy - 1 hour before closing many people are still hoping to get a Schiacciata filled tummy.
I still remember getting to Florence by train and getting into a cab with my huge bags and telling the driver to take me straight to All’antico because I had heard so much about it and he couldn’t help laugh and ask “but what about your bags?!” WELL worth the journey with the heavy bags standing in the street and eating. Stunning country, nicest people! I hope I can visit Florence again someday ❤️
I haven't noticed anyone comment about his knife skills. As an amateur fishmonger it's so amazing to see this guy work. How precise and efficient he is at cutting. Also he practices good knife safety, always turning the blade away from him towards the counter, and just the speed he does it! It's mesmerizing.
at 5:38 he contradicts what u said by having the knife faced towards himself and also flips the knife in his hands. with that saying he got skills n to me as a cook... who gives a fuck, bros a baller!
As someone who has worked in the service and food industry, this is so satisfying when I see the "well oiled machine". It's partly muscle memory and situational awareness along with presenting a friendly face to the customers because that is the highest priority. I love these guys and watching them kick ass
Just got back from Florence last week...I ate there. It was great! They actualy have 3 store fronts and each one had a line...and this was on a Tuesday. Very few places to sit inside. Most of the people just sat the curb in front...thats what I did, with a beer. And at the end of the street is the Piazza Vecchio with all the great statues and the Zeus Fountain.
@@gagarinbjj I can't imagine a schiacciata worthing more than 7-8 euros, in Florence. That price (7-8 euros) is the price of a full pizza served at the table.
@@lorenzoamato953 Unfortunately this is the ugly truth. Here a pizza for a whole table, lets say for 4 people can cost you from 6 up to 15 euro. But I think the reason is that our "pizza" has too much stuff on it. Sometimes even 6-7 different ingredients + the salsa and cheese. And of course gastro here is not ashamed to ask sh*t ton of money for fancy food.
Que belleza de ciudad Florencia, hay obras de arte hasta en las calles, es un paraiso. Mi bisabuelo era siciliano, vino a Argentina en la segunda guerra mundial, y nunca podo volver. Nos transmitio el amor que tenia a la isla.
All' Antico Vinaio is the most reviewed place on Trip Advisor, It has the world record. And of course here in Italy is a must for every sandwich lover.
Because they care, you can see it in the way they prepare the food. They care that you don’t want to wait. They care that you want something delicious and appetizing.
When I see videos like this posted exactly one year ago I get sad, because it's right before the pandemic hit and we still don't know when life will get back to what we see here...
Pandemic still happening and my flight leaves to Milan on Tuesday, then to Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples, and Athens. Pandemic hasn't stopped me, in fact it's better because there won't be any crowds!
In Italy we have only 3 F. Food Fashion and Fuck. The most beautiful town in the entire universe and multiverse is NEW YORK CITY. I miss this heaven so much!! But I will come back. NYC is a mother to me.
@@giovanni-cx5fb you bet! It’s always been a dream to travel to Italy! I will be there once the world is safe and healthy again!! Best wishes from USA ❤️
Sketchup Tutorials wrong, he just doesn’t put himself into the spotlight like Mark Wiens, Food Ranger or Sunny Side... he lets the food speak for itself.
First. It’s Florence. Second. The sandwiches looks absolutely delicious my mouth is watering! Third. The sandwich maker is very handsome and well skilled with a knife.🥰 I wish I was there. 😘
That's amazing, and only five euros each. There's also a real showmanship going on there with the folks behind the counter. Puts our idea of a Panini in the UK to shame.
There’s not many things I wouldn’t do to walk out of a bar nicely drunk and absolutely starving to see this ahead of me in the distance. Smell of fresh bread, melted cheese, cured meet, chilli OMG I need to move to the motherland. DAYYYYYYYUM
That's the average worker in any European city or town, kid. They take any job seriously weather its making sandwiches or running a company. Nothing like the ungrateful, rude attitudes of American restaurant staff these days.
@@rhdsa8554 This one cant represent the whole lot of them since they do hold most of the worlds commerce. You should be more aware of this, not being from there.
@@PostPatriot Way to disparage a whole continent. Do you say this as someone with experience in restaurant industry or as a consumer? Americans in good restaurants take their jobs very seriously. Your average Starbucks employee may not be up to your standards but what do they have to be grateful for? The ugly corporate aesthetic? The lack of health care? The city increasing rent every year? Your entitled attitude?
@@alfrednoodle1028 😂😂😂 Thank you for ranting over a TH-cam comment, but here ya go, bud. In the 30 or so years I spent in the U.S. I worked jobs in that restaurant industry ranging from dishwasher to GM before going on to a more fitting career and have seen more than enough of the American work ethic. Granted, there are plenty of honest, hardworking citizens in that country, however, over the past two decades, that ideology has shifted from working hard at whatever job to make ends meet, to a lazy, "someone will take care of me" attitude like they all believe they will become stars or entrepreneurs and have a family savings to back them up. I bet even you would rather worry about money than work flipping burgers. 😂 Here's the thing, young American, I didnt disparage a whole nation making a snide drunken comment in response to a dumb naive comment on TH-cam and you really dont need to get worked up. I doubt you have had the chance to look at high employee turn over in "good restaurants" because the work is demanding and most cannot take it. Thats drastically different than in Euro countries where its pretty low because hopeful culinary assistants can take more verbal and physical abuse and won't run out screaming "lawsuit" when there is a bad service and the chef gets pissed. Try seeing more of the world instead of through a tv/computer in your room and then see how jaded your opinions become.
wow they do not cheap on those sanwitches, wish to have the same in PL, it is not bad but Italians are created for this, they are making the show and tresure they own food and culture, I admire this. In Poland the most popular cuisine is not Polish but Italian heheheh
damn this video. Prosciutto with mozzarella and tomatoes and basil inside fresh italian bread...I did one more stupid thing when I start watch this video.
never understood when american say ''Italian Bread'': in italy we do not have one ''italian'' bread but many kinds of it. Only in Rome we have 10 different types. By the way, thank you to appreciate our food. in Campania Region we have Mozzarella made with cow-buffalo milk: wonderful (and expensive!)!
@@braschigiovanniangelo5559 What we in america call "Italian bread" is firm white bread baked using a cultivated yeast. It is usual baked in the form of a roll an is often used to dip in pasta, soup or to make sandwiched. It is called Italian because this is what the Italian immigrant bakers made when they came to the US. Look at the Amoroso baking company here in Philly.
@@anthonykluska4031 thank you for the explanations: do you know by the way that italian-americans cuisine nothing has to do with Italy? when i read recipes like ''Chicken parmigiana'', ''chichen Alfredo pasta'', ''spaghetti & meatball'', Spaghetti Bolognese (what????) Caesar Salad, pepperoni pizza (peperoni, with one P means ''peppers'' not salami) ,I had no idea about those.... www.eatthis.com/italian-food-not-in-italy/
I still remember getting to Florence by train and getting into a cab with my huge bags and telling the driver to take me straight to All’antico because I had heard so much about it and he couldn’t help laugh and ask “but what about your bags?!” WELL worth the journey with the heavy bags standing in the street and eating. Stunning country, nicest people! I hope I can visit Florence again someday ❤️
I haven't noticed anyone comment about his knife skills. As an amateur fishmonger it's so amazing to see this guy work. How precise and efficient he is at cutting. Also he practices good knife safety, always turning the blade away from him towards the counter, and just the speed he does it! It's mesmerizing.
I WAS JUST THINKING THE SAME
at 5:38 he contradicts what u said by having the knife faced towards himself and also flips the knife in his hands. with that saying he got skills n to me as a cook... who gives a fuck, bros a baller!
Legit, when I was thinking about his knife skills till I saw this comment.
@@Maddmoesis hey anonymous a little more respect mate. 🤔
You wanna see good knife skills? Go to Mexico!!! 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
As someone who has worked in the service and food industry, this is so satisfying when I see the "well oiled machine". It's partly muscle memory and situational awareness along with presenting a friendly face to the customers because that is the highest priority. I love these guys and watching them kick ass
He is a friendly face to the customers!
What a beautiful country.
The way he interact with costumers are commendable.
Also the way the people interact with him is comentable
Yes! very commendable !
Italia is a treasure for mankind.
Yes ! So much to see so much to do! An open air museum !
Spain and France to.
@@pedrovergaraurquijo8551 Spain is a piece of nothing.
@@pedrovergaraurquijo8551 ur an idiot
Yeah it is pure gold when you cant even go swimming in the sea without paying entry fees and sunbeds
Just got back from Florence last week...I ate there. It was great! They actualy have 3 store fronts and each one had a line...and this was on a Tuesday. Very few places to sit inside. Most of the people just sat the curb in front...thats what I did, with a beer. And at the end of the street is the Piazza Vecchio with all the great statues and the Zeus Fountain.
What was the price?
@@gagarinbjj on the papers inside the video it said 5 euros. I guess it also depends on the filling
@@lorenzoamato953 I did not noticed that, but here in Slovakia it would be minimum 10-15€.
@@gagarinbjj I can't imagine a schiacciata worthing more than 7-8 euros, in Florence. That price (7-8 euros) is the price of a full pizza served at the table.
@@lorenzoamato953 Unfortunately this is the ugly truth. Here a pizza for a whole table, lets say for 4 people can cost you from 6 up to 15 euro. But I think the reason is that our "pizza" has too much stuff on it. Sometimes even 6-7 different ingredients + the salsa and cheese.
And of course gastro here is not ashamed to ask sh*t ton of money for fancy food.
I've been to Italy in July 2019, spent 5 days in Florence and basically only ate there.
The Schiacciata they make are godlike
Godlike Sandwhich!
I feel like I'm there!
Que belleza de ciudad Florencia, hay obras de arte hasta en las calles, es un paraiso. Mi bisabuelo era siciliano, vino a Argentina en la segunda guerra mundial, y nunca podo volver. Nos transmitio el amor que tenia a la isla.
SERIOUS Knife mastery on display here, low key but consistent confident and keenly honed.
Thanks for letting everyone know...definitely necessary!!!
I have been all over Italy and I have to say Florence is my favorite city.
I appreciate it. Thank you from Florence 💜💜💪
Yes is the best that's why I love living here. Florence has it's own charme (fascino) that you can't explain in words.
Too many tourists. Sorry, don't mean to be rude.
@@michaelboshko8206 that is a big source of their income so dumb comment.
I don't care what it is, I'll take one of everything.
Wow i can't believe you went to All'antico Vinaio...it's like a pilgrimage site even for italian people
I think I heard about this on Anthony Bourdain's TV show .. would love to go.
is that place known for its food culture ?
Ahrim565 oh yes
@@Ahrim565 It's in Florence, Italy. It's the most famous sandwich shop in Florence, arguably the entire country.
All' Antico Vinaio is the most reviewed place on Trip Advisor, It has the world record. And of course here in Italy is a must for every sandwich lover.
SO HANDSOME! OMG! AND GREAT sandwich maestros!
Thank you
italian men are often short, and lots of them are arrogant.
@@u235u235u235 Where are you from?
@@GlobetrotterBR make your point.
@@u235u235u235 My point is to know where you are from.
I love Florence. The food is delicious and the place is just wonderful!
watching people work, doing something so mundane but artfully is so magical
yo that sausage was raw......
@@gabrielebianchi161 raw sausage is a typical tuscan thing...it is consumed right after the preparation so there's no risk
@@Cosmopavone LOL I know
My respects! I'm from Mexico in specific from Guanajuato 😎🔥 this is my favorite Chanel.
Guanajuato is one of the greatest cities. Also a great place for food.
These guys make American fast food employees look like the "Walking Dead".
Because they care, you can see it in the way they prepare the food. They care that you don’t want to wait. They care that you want something delicious and appetizing.
American fast food employees are pretty fast. The thing is the food they make is trash compared to this.
For Truth they don’t put all the additives that the food industry in America does.
Probably because these people live in a much better country than America. How can you expect 9-5 drones being paid 8$ an hour to care?
@@Zarrakon do you think this Italian guy gets paid well?? Not every place in Italy treat well people and not all the food looks as good as this one.
If I'm fortunate enough, and get to visit Florence, I'm definitely going to this place. Top 1 in the wish list on the area.
I was there June 2019 the local shops suggested to try this place. I tried the lampredotto it was so good! The long line was worth it!😘
When I see videos like this posted exactly one year ago I get sad, because it's right before the pandemic hit and we still don't know when life will get back to what we see here...
Pandemic still happening and my flight leaves to Milan on Tuesday, then to Venice, Florence, Rome, Naples, and Athens. Pandemic hasn't stopped me, in fact it's better because there won't be any crowds!
@@avgvstvs96 true but many nice places closed for good thanks to the pandemic
I like how traditionnal Italian cuisine often has its flag color in it, Red = tomato, white = cheese, green = herb
Awesome!! I was in Florence in 2001! Love it!!
seems like the most handsome guy in the store, food looks soooo nice as always,thanks Aden^^
This looks phenomenal. Love from Los Angeles!❤️
@rigadritto this is the plan! Can’t wait until the pandemic is over ❤️
im from Malaysia Sarawak Borneo..I really want to try this food..look yummyyy,,,
Looks great, that place is moving it out too. Beautiful city
The place is called Antico Vinaio, if you visit Florence you should try it! 💕
Muchas gracias por la información.
Those guys are machines! Looked so good! 👍👍👍
guys salivating for the food
girls salivating for the one making it
And they say us men have a one track mind...
When Zayn Malik was hired as one of the sandwich makers. 😂😂😂😂
They would prolly go back and forth for sandwich 4x a day. 😂😂😂 that guy looks italian to me or reminds me of my tunisian or syrian workmate.
im a guy and im salivating for both.
That's right!! I need a man that got the skills to cook for our future kids 😉
Perfetto in ogni modo. Supera tutto il resto di Fast Fod. Grazie ragazzi.
ugh you lucky lucky people in Italy! i'm jealous
You don't have to be! Come visit and enjoy (as soon as the pandemic is over)! :)
I wish more Italians would be as welcoming as you ! I’ll definitely visit my heaven again once it’s over
In Italy we have only 3 F. Food Fashion and Fuck. The most beautiful town in the entire universe and multiverse is NEW YORK CITY. I miss this heaven so much!! But I will come back. NYC is a mother to me.
@@giovanni-cx5fb you bet! It’s always been a dream to travel to Italy! I will be there once the world is safe and healthy again!! Best wishes from USA ❤️
I could honestly watch this for hours
Wow my city and antico vinaino.. i go every saturday.. and eat in the center of my sweet florence..great👍🔝
If I ever go to Florence, can I go with you?🤗
Un pensierino ce lo farei vecchio
what a paraculo you are... 🤣🤣🤣
@@bolello tanta roba antonello..😂😂🔝🔝🔝🔝
@@IamCHOSEN23 came here👍🏽😂
Ciao,
This looks wonderful.
Grazie ❤️
Aden filming all stalker-like, peaking out from behind a stack of bread
Sketchup Tutorials wrong, he just doesn’t put himself into the spotlight like Mark Wiens, Food Ranger or Sunny Side... he lets the food speak for itself.
Peeking, not peaking...
Drafting & Design Made Easy
Must be annoying as fuck for the employees working
@@uhurus2 if that was consensual with pay it's ok.
@@uhurus2 I am pretty sure they don't mind the exposure (not that they need it).
First. It’s Florence.
Second. The sandwiches looks absolutely delicious my mouth is watering!
Third. The sandwich maker is very handsome and well skilled with a knife.🥰
I wish I was there.
😘
Thanks for the compliments👍 hope to see you soon
@@stepsati5587 king
Handsome Italian men that are polite, efficient and methodical.
They have this down to a science.
I'm hungry!
No speak, no music....all the attention for the important. Amazing
I want to visit Italy 🇮🇹 once in my life
Ti invitiamo a visitare l'italia. Ti sorprendera'🙂
With your surname you must "travel"!! 😉
That's amazing, and only five euros each. There's also a real showmanship going on there with the folks behind the counter. Puts our idea of a Panini in the UK to shame.
In the States, too.
@@micky1484 I've seen them here way too big with stuff on them that shouldn't be on ANY kind of sandwich. Lol
@@micky1484 Me 2, but not to crazy! Wink Wink, lol. :))
You have fish and chips lol
Oh that Boy is beautiful 🥰
Forget Macdonald's!! I want this!!
McDonalds is a trash food!!
Ops...not food!
McDonald's isn't food, it's trash
Burger King!!
Screw you haters
🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
There’s not many things I wouldn’t do to walk out of a bar nicely drunk and absolutely starving to see this ahead of me in the distance. Smell of fresh bread, melted cheese, cured meet, chilli OMG I need to move to the motherland. DAYYYYYYYUM
I watched the whole thing, and then went back to 4:35 because that prosciutto and mozzarella sandwich is just _magnificent._
Spettacolo,,,adoro la nostra cucina italiana ❤🇮🇹
Great as always ❤️
Pride in your craft is beautiful!
He's really working hard and fast for his paycheck! Looks like a great worker to me!!! 💪👍👍👍
That's the average worker in any European city or town, kid. They take any job seriously weather its making sandwiches or running a company.
Nothing like the ungrateful, rude attitudes of American restaurant staff these days.
man you north americans really dum dum.
@@rhdsa8554 This one cant represent the whole lot of them since they do hold most of the worlds commerce. You should be more aware of this, not being from there.
@@PostPatriot Way to disparage a whole continent. Do you say this as someone with experience in restaurant industry or as a consumer? Americans in good restaurants take their jobs very seriously. Your average Starbucks employee may not be up to your standards but what do they have to be grateful for? The ugly corporate aesthetic? The lack of health care? The city increasing rent every year? Your entitled attitude?
@@alfrednoodle1028 😂😂😂 Thank you for ranting over a TH-cam comment, but here ya go, bud.
In the 30 or so years I spent in the U.S. I worked jobs in that restaurant industry ranging from dishwasher to GM before going on to a more fitting career and have seen more than enough of the American work ethic.
Granted, there are plenty of honest, hardworking citizens in that country, however, over the past two decades, that ideology has shifted from working hard at whatever job to make ends meet, to a lazy, "someone will take care of me" attitude like they all believe they will become stars or entrepreneurs and have a family savings to back them up.
I bet even you would rather worry about money than work flipping burgers. 😂
Here's the thing, young American, I didnt disparage a whole nation making a snide drunken comment in response to a dumb naive comment on TH-cam and you really dont need to get worked up.
I doubt you have had the chance to look at high employee turn over in "good restaurants" because the work is demanding and most cannot take it. Thats drastically different than in Euro countries where its pretty low because hopeful culinary assistants can take more verbal and physical abuse and won't run out screaming "lawsuit" when there is a bad service and the chef gets pissed.
Try seeing more of the world instead of through a tv/computer in your room and then see how jaded your opinions become.
World's best place to live and to eat...
Italy for sure. Love that place.
Best place to eat Italy !
Omg the guy in the bandana is gorgeous and a fantastic worker
Man I studied in florence for two years, ate here like once a week!
The food in Italy was amazing.
And STILL amazing. Big thank you for the appreciation from Florence 💜💜
Is
+Ferrari 🔥🔥🔥
omg,best sandwich iv seen soo far on yt,amazing!
Qué delicia, buen pan, aderezos, generosa porción de aceitunas y algo de proteína o vegetales. Buenísimo!
I like the Italian Stallion making the sandwich.
Looks so delicious. I want to eat this now.
7:41 Ham: Help me I'm sliding!
Wow awesome super tasty and healthy recipe 😋😋.😋🤝👏👏😋😋
your videos are so satisfying
A true sandwich master knows that you must slice all ingredients fresh when you are putting it together.
All’antico vinaio... so amazing place.
wow they do not cheap on those sanwitches, wish to have the same in PL, it is not bad but Italians are created for this, they are making the show and tresure they own food and culture, I admire this. In Poland the most popular cuisine is not Polish but Italian heheheh
It looks delicious. fantastic recipe. yummy. Italian foods
Italian food is Heaven's food.
Я тут ел, самое "вкусное" место во Флоренции...ребята спасибо что вкусно кормили и поили безупречным вином!
Looks so delicious 👍 must try when I visit
Love the video!
I'm hungry now 😫 sandwich looks delicious and good looking Italians 😋
I was here last month, food was good and it was only €5!
Damn good news for me and my pocket.
Ya one of these in the US will be at least 9-12 dollars
And our Antico Vinaio is at the first global place on TripAdvisor
Food there is the best and not expensive. Cuz they appreciate life and know how to live it well.
I live there lol
Just amazing!
Outstanding....!!!!!
My stomach is telling me one thing, my blood pressure numbers tell me something else.
YOLO
fast food the correct way
Looks delicious!! Thanks! I will try it!
omg yum!! looks divine!!
I’m so in hypnotised, I’m so in awe, I’m so hungry
goddamn that looks good
My mouth is watering!
Que rico..!! Se ven deliciosos !!! Y que rápido servicio, prosperidad u felicidades..!! Un abrazo desde Uruguay
Is it me or does the serving dude look like Zayn Malik??
I thought the same thing...
Parece delicioso. Quero visitar a Itália e provar todo tipo de comida e bebida 😋😋😋😋
3/4 years to taste everything 😄😄😉
@@alessandroroveda2859 Unless Bruxelles doesn't start to force us to cook and eat just beetles..
Love it ❤
It is one of my favorite place! highly recommended
damn this video. Prosciutto with mozzarella and tomatoes and basil inside fresh italian bread...I did one more stupid thing when I start watch this video.
never understood when american say ''Italian Bread'': in italy we do not have one ''italian'' bread but many kinds of it. Only in Rome we have 10 different types. By the way, thank you to appreciate our food. in Campania Region we have Mozzarella made with cow-buffalo milk: wonderful (and expensive!)!
@@braschigiovanniangelo5559 What we in america call "Italian bread" is firm white bread baked using a cultivated yeast. It is usual baked in the form of a roll an is often used to dip in pasta, soup or to make sandwiched. It is called Italian because this is what the Italian immigrant bakers made when they came to the US. Look at the Amoroso baking company here in Philly.
@@anthonykluska4031 thank you for the explanations: do you know by the way that italian-americans cuisine nothing has to do with Italy? when i read recipes like ''Chicken parmigiana'', ''chichen Alfredo pasta'', ''spaghetti & meatball'', Spaghetti Bolognese (what????) Caesar Salad, pepperoni pizza (peperoni, with one P means ''peppers'' not salami) ,I had no idea about those.... www.eatthis.com/italian-food-not-in-italy/
Chosens . Hmmm...it’s a deli! Not street food. Yep!
@@braschigiovanniangelo5559 Which region of Italy has the best food?
12:35. We usually don't have to wait that long. Sandwiches look outstanding, dude is a machine.
Mortadela, beringela, molho pomodoro with a big bread and voila great meal, at the most wonderful country u could visit and enchanted
looks amazing
Now this is a proper sandwich!
I love italy ❣️❣️
Mmm the food looks sooo good.
This place is fenomenal.
Seems like Zayn Malik's music career has gone downhill so he came to Italy and started making sandwiches
Italiani sano cosa vuol dire cibo sanno e gustoso 😍
Correct: ''Gli italiani sanno cosa vuol dire cibo sano e gustoso''. ;-)
Amo Italia amo a comida Italiana .amo aquele povo. Ja estive lá.🥰🥰🥰🥰
This is so satisfying
This is hypnotizing
Che bei ragazzi che ci lavorano 😋!
the man making the sandwich is so handsome.
Proper knife skills 🥂
This is the best video.