Great delicious food and fast service. English speakers. We had a delicious breakfast.read more

Although the queue was outside for breakfast and we didn't have any table reservations, got in…read morerather quickly. And so was the service. Food is prepared at the lower level and sent up to the main floor. All was delicious. Espresso Macchiato excellent as it has to be in Italy.

This is a great gourmet food shop with tons of pastas, sauces, kitchen necessities, wines, oils,…read moreand legit DOP balsamic. They have a restaurant / wine bar, as well. They have more selection on gourmet foods than the smaller salumerias nearby but no cheese or charcuterie. Their prices were very reasonable, and the staff were friendly.

This is a beautiful spot and the good that came out to the tables looked amazing. We went there…read morehoping to buy something for a night in. It as a cool-ish early fall night, so we were thinking soup and bread. They told us the soup of the day was bean and pasta soup (pasta fasciul- which we typically love so we were excited!) so we ordered three for our group of four. We also order several desserts. The takeout total was equal to or more than it would have cost us to sit down in a restaurant and order off the menu. When we got to the house and excitedly opened the containers of soup, we were surprised to find something quite different from what was expected- it was basically canned refried beans mixed with pasta- it was partially solidified and because they put it in a paper to go container instead of a soup container it had absorbed into the container as well. Honestly, it wasn't great. We also got one of their pizzas which was cold and stuck to the top of the box, so by the time we ate it was more unappetizing. We didn't go back. Too bad, it gets amazing reviews otherwise. The thing was that the guy behind the register was somewhat arrogant and unhelpful- he knew full well what we were getting and that it wasn't what we were thinking and did not guide us any differently. So sorry we wasted one of our precious vacation meal choices on this place. It turned out to be the worst meal of our 16 day trip - every other meal we had was spectacular.

What an absolutely bizarre spot. My friend was really hankering for American food despite the fact…read morethat it was our last night in Italy. So we went on a wild goose chase across Mestre to appease her annoying desire. We stumbled upon Pub Lee Cooper's just off the main square. It was like walking into Outback Steakhouse in the middle of Italy. The food was pretty good but standard American/Australian and nothing all that special.

Great club sandwich, tried the Classico and it was delicious, mojito was also delicious (and we…read moreknow a good one considering we're from Miami!). My husband ordered a burger which was delicious too. If you're craving American food this is totally the spot! Service is a little slow because they're always packed.

Great atmosphere, but the service is only so-so. My salad was slathered in dressing and literally…read moredrowning. If I decide to go back I will definitely order it on the side. My daughter had a kids meal and was happy with it. I think my favorite part was the shake. It was really good and there were lots of choices. My friend also had a great shake, but wasn't thrilled with her meal either. I might go back, but not as a first choice. The atmosphere is the best part.

If i could give this 0 stars I would. This being right outside of the Army post, and me being…read moreAmerican, I was expecting a lot. Every.single.thing. that I ordered was gross. It is also overpriced, I don't mind paying a lot of money for some very good food. I DO mind spending any money on bad food. This was a medium-high amount of money for the quality of food..thumbs down. First: everything is very pre-made ... Worse than the U.S. They even made a milkshake wrong, very watery (no chunks of ice-cream). Pork chop doesn't even resemble a pork chop, its a mystery meat slab. Standard american bar-style food is just okay at best. Atmosphere is cute, like a 50's diner... but that's the best thing about it. I will never come back and advise everyone to avoid it. Italians, lest they think this is what American food tastes like; and American's because it ain't what you're used to.

Ever since I ate a $15 mediocre burger in San Juan, PR in 1994, I vowed to never enter one of these…read moretourist traps again. Not that there is anything wrong with Hard Rock Cafe, except why would someone not eat locally? If you want a T-shirt, buy the local one. But I digress. I've since been to a few Hard Rock establishments, including the grand opening of the one on the New Jersey Boardwalk (It was the first time I met Donald Trump, and he arranged for Better Than Ezra to play for about 50 of us members of the working press.) I've also been to one in Mexico -- for a drink. And now in Italy -- for a drink. These restaurants are pretty much all the same, with kitschy rock memorabilia on the walls and plenty of opportunities to buy the T-shirt. They've always been clean, and the staff has always been friendly. In this case, we were seated, and our server flirted his way to our table. I certainly understand that, but not on my time. The beer was a Flea IPA, and it was just OK. Not that hoppy. I suppose ordering a beer named for the dude in the Red Hot Chili Peppers made me feel a little nostalgic though, despite that I've paid less for swill at Major League ballparks.

We went here for lunch today had the chicken sandwich and fries others had the wings everything was…read moregood

Had a smash burger here and it was very good. Perhaps I missed American food but I really enjoyed…read moreit with great fries. Scratches an ich if you need.

The food was fine... basically high class gas station food. It's like Applebees on a budget…read more Nothing special at all really. Just overpriced drinks and food in a half hearted western environment.

cortesia, gentilezza e ottima accogliensa! Mi sono trovato davvero molto bene e anche saluto finale…read morecol sorriso

Really in the American style with a slight Italian linguistic twist. Thought I was at a Roadhouse…read morein the states for a bit. It was exactly what I was looking for and a great menu selection.

We had the most fun here out of our whole trip and it wasn't even on the itinerary! We wanted to…read moresit and have an espresso martini. We looked and found this tucked away pub! It was the best espresso martini we've ever had, I'm still dreaming about it now!! Such a fun place, it's welcoming for meeting people and watch football or American football, would have loved to watch a game here!! Everyone was having a great time watching soccer on the tvs! I will visit here every time I'm in Venice!!

Just had drinks here. Bartenders were sarcastically friendly and we loved it. I need 85…read morecharacters to finish this review

This place was fantastic. We found it online as a strong recommendation, and came on one of our…read morefinal days in Italy. We came right around opening so were able to get a walk in table without a reservation. The staff were all super friendly and helpful throughout the night. The complementary bread here was probably the best one we had from every single restaurant we ate at in Italy. We shared a bottle of wine, and ordered a variety of dishes to share. We got the pistachio pasta, gnocchi with duck, ravioli, tuna plate, truffle lasagna, and fried platter. Amongst the items we ordered, standouts were definitely the pistachio pasta, gnocchi, and tuna. They were so perfectly textured and flavored, and we thoroughly enjoyed them all! We also got a frozen mojito like drink as a dessert wine, and it was so so delicious - one of the highlights of the trip! Definitely recommend this restaurant :)

The pistachio pasta is delicious, very creamy. I did ask the waitress if the pasta was home made,…read moreand she said no. The pasta of the day is home made tho. I had the tuna tartare and the beef tartare, I wasn't a fan of the texture of the beef tartare. The peach belini definitely tasted strongly of peach.

A little pricier than another place on the other side of the hotel. We stopped by for some drinks…read morebefore dinner. They offer a 10% discount on drinks if you tell them you are staying at the hotel next door. I believe if it's between 17:00-19:00. We had to order drinks at the register, and pay for it before they brought it to the table. They also offered complimentary chips, and peanuts. The draft beer tasted weird though.

This restaurant/ bar was conveniently located across from the train station that we use to return…read moreto our hotel, so we decided to try it one night after returning from Venezia island. My kids had been teasing me that I had not yet ordered pasta since I got to Italy, so I ordered Reginette ragu, Unfortunately it was too game-y and dry for me. Husband ordered the classic Venetian dish Risi e Bisi (rice & peas) and Filetto di Branzino (grilled fish fillet). Took them a very long time, and we had to ask where was the fish we ordered -- the table next to us that ordered after, already got their food. When the fish came it was good, but also on the dry side. There was Coperto Dinner fee per person but no extra charge for bread & breadsticks (that a different Italian restaurant did).