Bottega Fiorentina

As a really nice treat I bought the bolognese and added fresh mozzarella. I was pleasantly surprised with how good this whole experience was! From the genuine man behind the counter, clean and simple atmosphere with good music, plus the food was amazing! definitely looking forward to coming back.

Seeking shelter from the rain, I found myself at Bottega Fiorentina in Brookline, where I decided to try their decaf latte. While the latte was somewhat watery for my taste, the overall ambiance of the café more than made up for it. The place has a genuinely inviting vibe, perfect for a cozy respite on a rainy day.Although I noticed my table could have used a bit more attention in the cleanliness department, the café's selection of local artisan goods was impressive, showcasing a variety of unique items that caught my eye.In essence, Bottega Fiorentina offers a charming atmosphere for anyone looking to enjoy a coffee break while exploring local craftsmanship. Despite a minor hiccup with the beverage and table cleanliness, the café's warm environment and excellent assortment of artisan products make it a noteworthy stop in Brookline.

This is an authentic Italian market. I once ordered something that had unlabeled mushrooms in it (I'm allergic), but I went back and tried the pear walnut salad which was fine. My husband got the meatball sub. I'd go back to get Italian goods but maybe not the prepared food.

The food was ok here, the meatballs were a bit plain, the pomodoro sauce a bit salty and the lobster ravioli rather unfilling. The shop itself is very cute and people were constantly coming in for pickup orders. I didn't have the best experience during my visit but I think I would come back to try a different menu item.Would give it a 3.5 star.

I live around the area and I've always wanted to visit but never really got the chance to until now. I received a $10 giftcard from Nift for Bottega which was the only reason why I went. I went on a Friday at around 6pm and it was pretty empty. I was the only person there and ordered takeout but they did have a lot of delivery orders. I ordered a build your own pasta with fettuccine and the bottega sauce. I also ordered the tiramisu. The cashier didn't really know how to use the giftcard which was not a big deal because that happens a lot at other businesses. It took around 11 minutes for the pasta to come out so definitely a fast casual place. Not a lot of seating either so expect to do takeout or don't come with a group. The pasta was bland. I thought the sauce was nothing special- it tasted like alfredo sauce. The tiramisu was disappointing as well. The bottom half was drenched. Overall, I don't think I would come again unless I had a giftcard.

I've had this place bookmarked for the longest time and am so glad I was able to stop by to try it. It's a convenient location on Harvard Ave in Brookline, right near Coolidge Corner. I wanted to try one of their pastas but was looking for something a little lighter, so I ended up ordering Spinach, Zucchini, Asiago cheese sfogliatella, and a piece of triple chocolate cake. The sfogliatella was nicely toasted and flakey and flavorful. There was good texture from the vegetables and it was very easy to cut into without breaking into pieces. The chocolate cake was rich, not too dense, and the frosting added a nice touch of sweetness to the cake. This place sells goods as a market, but there are a few tables where you can dine in and eat your food. Each day of the week they have specialty items, so I will be back on the day I can get my bechamel lasagna.

my friend and i ordered the chicken parmigiana and a build your own of fettucine alfredo with chicken. both were not the worst thing ever, but maybe not the best we've ever had either in terms of our taste. the pomodoro for the chicken parmigiana was kind of acidic and sour and the alfredo was a very dry blandish sauce (not creamy). regardless we enjoyed our meal but probably wouldn't come again over trying some other pasta place

Great for a quick and reasonably priced breakfast! I got a delicious frittata and a cappuccino made with care for less than $10. They included a free little biscotti in my bag, which was a nice surprise. Cute outdoor seating to watch the world go by in Coolidge Corner. Skip Starbucks, go to Bottega instead.

Ordered carbonara and my pasta tasted like butter pasta, I left this as a note through the Uber Eats app and the restaurant replied, "how come carbonara taste like butter if there is no butter in it. you definitely should check your taste buds." I copy and pasted that. I LAUGHED from how shocked I was! Just added an attachment so you can see it for yourself!Terrible food and now I have to say terrible staff... not worth it at all!Shout out to UberEats for being so nice and patient through the process...

I give this institution a full 5-star review! Considering what you pay (it's cheap) you get an authentic, homemade, perfect pasta (cooked al dente perfectly), fresh sauces, a pick of fresh salads (made with really good produce), and much more. The place is clean and quiet and the service is polite & quick. The real sweetener is of course the deserts (too many to mention) and snacks.They also sell authentic Italian groceries. Touche' to the proprietor!