Vaunting more than 40 years of success, Cibrèo has now doubled its culinary presence in Florence with a design- driven location at the five-star hotel near Palazzo Strozzi and Piazza della Repubblica, which recently won Best Heritage Hotel in Italy at the World Luxury Hotel Award 2021.
“The period of closure forced by Covid has challenged the entire restaurant world,”
explains Giulio Picchi, son of chef Fabio Picchi and the owner of Cibrèo.
“Cibrèo has shown resilience and its ability to look to the future. A new chapter now begins, centred on tradition, originality and elegance, key ingredients in taking the first few steps towards the next 100 years.”
The new Cibrèo Ristorante features an original menu focused on curated Italian specialties. Signature dishes include ricotta crepes with white meat ragù, Piemontese fassona beef fillet, and L’Abetone, a take on the traditional Mont Blanc dessert. The menu is divided into sections: Italy in a Bite, with dishes designed to be shared among diners, and Italy to be Savoured, an à la carte menu dotted with vegetarian, fish and meat recipes.