re: Italy (Rome/Florence/Venice) eating recommendations?

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If you want an authentic Bistecca Fiorentina, go to Sostanza

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I agree with this.

As for Venice, nothing really stood out for me. I ate at an awesome place on Burano, not far from Venice, that had an incredible seafood risotto, but I can't remember it's name.

I haven't spent too much time in Rome, but the best restaurant I went to was L'Archeologia. It was a really cool place with good food and definitely a panty dropper for the wife.