#1 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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Hregina says:
Finding a decent place to eat in Venice could be a real challenge. Most of the small trattorias in the city centre are overprized and touristy, and the menues varies very little from place to place.
I and my (husband now) got engaged in Venezia on July 23.2006. And of course we wanted to do someth...
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#2 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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Rbelots says:
A cafe with great snacks, deserts and wonderful coffee, tea and hot chocolate selection. It has the best Irish Coffee I ever tried and the 32 flavors of hot chocolate (including hot white chocolate with wild fruits) are in a category by themselves. It is always the most crowded place on Campo San St...
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#3 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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OurWorldTrip says:
We were wandering around Venice the first night and din't know where we were. We found this restaurant just passing by and we decided to stay. Not sure if I would find it again though :) The menu looked simple enough and there were a few locals sitting outside, that's why we thought we can't go wron...
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#4 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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serenadel says:
La Caravella has been a real surprise, I was attracted by the elegant and romantic ambience of this gorgeous restaurant, but I couldn't immagine what a great restaurant it is !! delicious pasta, but what I liked most is their fish dishes (I had turbot).
I really don't understand why so many peopl...
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#5 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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scarr says:
The best pizza I have ever had in my life. For a formaggio familiare (sorry for the spelling), it was 10 euro. It was the biggest pizza and best I have had.
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#6 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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viciousv04 says:
There is a small coffee house/market that has the BEST Ice Cream and Coffee on the island of Guidecca.
BEST PRICES for Dolce and Coffee and Wine to take home with you or enjoy right there. Grab a bottle of vino and walk straight ahead (back of the island away from Venice) to sit at the pier wit...
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#7 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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Rbelots says:
Charming little restaurant run by a local couple, fits maybe 20 people and the menu is quite small but the quality is very good, prices are reasonable and the owners are always around to help with the choices, recommend some great local wines (I was recommended the red Amarone from Veneto and loved ...
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#8 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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lynne says:
Venice is like as they say a "romantic place". There is no problem finding places and good Italian food to eat. They are pretty much all walking distance, they are everywhere (shopping too). It is a very unique city, love how its surrounded by the canal. It would be very use...
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#9 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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Rbelots says:
This restaurant is worth a visit only for its extreme wine list covering every country imaginable with bottles ranging up to tenth of thouthands of euros. You dont feel half as bad drinking that 50 euro wine after you realize it costs only 0.5% of the most expensive one on the menu.
The food is rea...
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#10 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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grubi says:
This restaurant is frequented by nativ Venice inhabitants. It offers different types of fried fish and seafood (calamaris, prawns, ...). The selection isn't very big (see the website) and you can offer more than just 1 main dish because the portions are quite small. That's the way the Italians eat i...
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#11 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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vances says:
Amanda – here are some general thoughts from a friend, who has
traveled to Venice. I also entered his comments around Florence, but since I
didn’t tag it as a “Place to Eat” it wasn’t attached to your request.
Certainly interesting and the gondolas are fu...
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#12 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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lonlee2 says:
I recommend this little place right off the waters edge of the Rialto Bridge. At night the water sparkles and the milling tourists create an amusing site. There are a dozen tables lining the steps leading down to the water. Cafe chairs with cane backs and crisp white linen trimmed in red on the tabl...
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#13 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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maxcw says:
Osteria Vivaldi is a tiny neighborhood restaurant and was recommended by my "Let's Go: Europe On a Budget" guidebook. The menu is filled with Venitian cuisine, which includes various types of seafood. Before any of the ordered dishes are served, everyone receives a small plate of polenta and fish....
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#14 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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binecz says:
So, you are not supposed to take pictures in the restaurant....note, I only have pictures of the outside.
It was the MOST EXPENSIVE meal, I have ever had and it was not the greatest. I do not think the food is worth the price. My hubby still refuses to let me tell him out much the bill was. Desse...
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#15 of 16 restaurants in Venice
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ckdevel says:
Thanks in part to poor coordination by my concierge at the Gritti Palace Hotel (we were told the owner of Do Forni was personally waiting for us), we had high hopes for a luxury evening of food and wine pairing cruelly dashed. The bread had been sitting on the bread plates all day. Service was dus...
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