Officine Gullo House

In the heart of Florence

Officine Gullo House is located in Piazza Ognissanti, in an extraordinary setting: a former Renaissance chapel, part of the Church of San Salvatore di Ognissanti.

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

Officine Gullo House is a one-of-a-kind meeting place where the company welcomes guests to embark on a sensory, culinary, and historical journey deeply rooted in the rich Florentine tradition.

The signature experience is the seated dinner: set in an exclusive atmosphere, in front of the chef’s table of an Officine Gullo-designed island kitchen, the chef creates culinary masterpieces in full view, offering guests an unforgettable and convivial experience.

For those who want to uncover the secrets of professional cooking, Officine Gullo offers engaging cooking classes. Guided by the expertise of the chef, guests can prepare delicious recipes and then savor them, paired with a curated selection of fine wines.

In the Lounge Bar area on the first floor, guests can indulge in signature cocktails, expertly crafted by mixologists who share the history and unique traits of each drink, turning every sip into a memorable experience.

Officine Gullo also provides the opportunity to host customized private events, tailored to meet the most exclusive requests and ensure an unparalleled experience.

Visitors to Officine Gullo House can also discover, through a captivating narrative, the profound connection between the birth of modern cooking, Florence’s history, the ancient tradition of metalworking, and the city’s rich artistic heritage. This fascinating interplay of stories allows guests to fully understand and appreciate the extraordinary uniqueness of this space.