Trattoria Firenze is the second act from the team behind Pizzeria d'Auteuil, bringing the same no-nonsense Italian ethos to Avenue de Versailles. You're here for straightforward, well-executed pasta and pizza in a convivial setting — the kind of neighborhood Italian spot that Auteuil locals keep in their regular rotation. The terrace is a draw in warmer months, and the kitchen leans into authentic flavors rather than Parisian reinterpretations.
The Pizzeria d'Auteuil team's second act — honest Italian pasta and pizza with a terrace that makes the 16th feel a little more Italian on sunny evenings.
Ask for the terrace when the weather's nice — it's the best seat in the house and fills up first on warm evenings.
Solid neighborhood Italian with a terrace worth claiming
Trattoria Firenze does what a good neighborhood Italian restaurant should do: it serves honest pasta and pizza without pretending to be something it's not. Brought to you by the same team behind Pizzeria d'Auteuil, this second address on Avenue de Versailles leans into the "art of living Italian" — convivial atmosphere, straightforward menu, and portions that won't leave you hungry. The chef, Amelita, has been highlighted for delivering pasta and pizza that taste "exactly like in Italy," which is a bold claim in a city full of Italian restaurants, but the execution holds up for the price point.
The terrace is the real asset here. On a sunny evening in the 16th, you could do far worse than settling in with a plate of pasta and a glass of wine outside. The dining room itself is pleasant if unremarkable — this isn't a design destination. What you're paying for is consistency and comfort: reliable Italian food in a part of Paris that doesn't have an overwhelming number of standout options.
It's worth managing expectations. With a 4.0 on TripAdvisor and a relatively modest number of reviews, Trattoria Firenze isn't a destination restaurant — it's a solid local. If you live in Auteuil or Passy, it's the kind of place you'll return to. If you're crossing the city for it, you might find the experience perfectly fine but not transcendent. Go for a relaxed weeknight dinner, bring friends who appreciate uncomplicated Italian food, and sit on the terrace if the weather cooperates.