Closed on a Thursday morning at 7:15am. Walked half a mile to get here and it's not even open!…read moreDon't bother coming. Take your money elsewhere! Opening hours aren't accurate.

Great cafe in the Cannaregio region of Venice. Also behold Evans for sale in any amount.read more

Our first meal here in Venice. Rick Steves highlighted cicchetti so of course we had to have some!…read more The guy behind the counter was super nice and friendly. We had an assortment, ranging from cold cuts, salmon to their local fish bakkalà. My son is allergic to lost fish so he gorged on the fried items, prosciutto and mozzarella, risotto rice, and ragu. We also had Prosecco and juices. Loved it so much we went back last night, but at 730pm there wasn't as much to choose from, especially the seafood ones. Off the beaten path and so yummy!

Great little stopover for a quick valpolicello and some cichetti!! Sit outside or enjoy the…read moreambiance inside!!!

Lunch in between tours can be a bit stressful... walk 1 block away from San Marco square and YEAH!…read morePerfect location, seats with backs, reasonable pricing and counter & seated service! All our sandwiches and my pizza were fantastic

Delicious fresh food with lots of selection to choose from. Good selection of drinks aswell…read more Service was great aswell.

We loved this place for multiple reasons. The food was…read moresimple but good and priced just as anything else around Piazza San Marco in Venice. Additionally! We had very sweet service, good food and a good selection (from different pianinis to pasta dishes), the best view of Piazza San Marco, a very comfortable and elegant dining area, and bathrooms, followed by a well worthy museum experience.

Excellent pastries baked in house. Expresso was likewise excellent…read more The owner/proprietor pointed out the freshest pastries for us to consider when we were perusing: The pastries were freshly baked and delicious. Service was fast , friendly and efficient.

Who doesn't like a good cream puff?! While in Venice, we came across this smaller bakery, which was…read morea mainstay of Venice near the Rialto Bridge. After looking around and smelling the goodness of the shop, we settled on these small puffs of choux pastry dough filled to the brim with fresh pastry cream. Now, you might be someone who exhibits a great amount of self-control, and you think you should only get one - trust me, go for two (2), because after all, don't they say having a dessert in each hand is a balanced diet? You could just tell these delightful, feather-light pastries were going to be amazing, and they were! When you go, just ask for the Cretia Chantilly, or point them out in the case. Just get there early, as these tend to sell out especially during the busy tourist time. Otherwise, you'll be just fine.

Came here as part of a Secret Foods of Venice walking food tour. This stop included a delicious…read moreseafood risotto, paired with a refreshing glass of Prosecco. We didn't get to sample beyond this, but just based on what we had, I'd come back again to sample other items on their menu.

This gem was recommended to us by our tour guide, Sara, and it was simply amazing. We showed up…read morearound 6:30 without reservations and Chicca (pronounced Kikka), the delightful and spunky waitress, asked if we would mind sharing a table. We did not mind at all. And it turned out to be a very good thing, but I will share why later on. First the food: we started out with Cicchettis that Chicca helped me pick out from the front counter. The Prosecco that I had with them paired so nicely. My husband ordered the Tagliatelle alla Busara di Scampi, I got the Linguine alla Scoguera (seafood: mussels, clams, scallops). Simply amazing - wow For dessert hubby had the Ameretto Custard and I had the Panna Cotta. In heaven!!! Now on to the sharing the table but, Chicca said she was bringing us some new friends and another couple joined us. They happened to be from Japan... I grew up in Japan and I ended up translating Japanese to English to help them place their order with Chicca. And then we just started chatting and by the end of the evening we were exchanging email addresses. Friendship born. Thanks Chicca.

Cyndy's Bottom Line: A great bar gelateria to stop and take a break and get refreshments!…read more Friendly service and a good selection of drinks and snacks at a fun location.

We sat here for a couple hours people watching. We had several glasses of wine and a beer. We also…read moreenjoyed a margarita pizza. Our waiter was quick to respond even though it was quite busy at times. Fun place to watch the sites on the canal.

RIP OFF!! We paid 25 euro for 2 camparis spritz just because we were tourists!! do not come hereread more

If you'r'e in the San Stae neighborhood, be sure to stop in this small coffee/wine bar for a coffee…read moreor quick drink. I only had time to stop in once, and regretted not being able to get back again. Definitely this place is deservedly popular with locals, not a touristy place, yet very welcoming to visitors, and the proprietor happens to speak fluent English. Great selection of local beers and wines, excellent snacks. The house red when we visited was a Raboso 2013 Veneto, check it out if it's still available. They had an interesting photography exhibit on the wall, which really added an additional classy touch to this very cozy bar.

This place was amazing! When the menu says all inclusive, it does not it was too early for dinner…read moreso we had sandwiches but not And I have to tell you about the service. We had two waiters both of the more fantastic. One of them made Thomas another one named Maria. If you go to this place is a must have as the band is playing, and even the chill was came down to our table to request something, and I said anything America, and he chose Frank Sinatra. A beautiful time with head by all.

We were shocked at the price. We were in a hurry to get to mass so just ordered. 2 cafe Americano,…read more1 coronetta, 1 bottle water. We do this every morning! Always 10 euros. 56 euros when we brought us the check!! 16 euros per coffee. 14 euros for a bottle water. Stay away.