The Restaurant is on a nice little italien place. The…read moreservants are very helpfull and speak good english. Though The card is only in italien, the waitress helped us figuring out what we want. The dishes were delicious and The prices are very fair.

Here pizza is very good and even not so expensive. The…read moreambience is very particular, with a lot of paintings and objects, a bit chaotic, but the waiters are kind and nice. Really suggested.

I went there a while ago when I visited Mirano and this is with no doubt the best Italian…read morerestaurant I've ever gone to. I ordered a classic Pasta Bolognese and it had that unique taste that you normally only have in home-made food. And the Service was excellent as well! If someone comes to Mirano and is looking for a good restaurant, I'd gladly advise him to go there. It's a mystery to me how this restaurant doesn't have more reviews on Yelp.

Rooms are a nice size. Beautiful grounds.The older woman will smile and laugh with the other guest,…read morebut rude and unpleasant to black and brown guest. I purchased a glass a wine, please just bring your own.. 3,50 Euro for a quarter of a glass. I was trying KD this was standard. The first glass of sparkling wine was old and flat, I asked for a fresh glass and I got less wine, as she huffed off. Also, if you're ethnic, you must wear a swim cap to use the pool. not a place I will stay again or recommend. I'd like to add, when I purchased that wine she asked me where I was going with the glass, that I could only sit in the small courtyard with it, not by the pool.. and what do I see as I'm passing by the pool, two white people drinking full glasses of wine by the pool.

We are looking for a restaurant that's within walking distance from the hotel. This place was clean…read moreand modern, the wait staff seemed very friendly and helpful since we are English speaking people in an Italian restaurant. This place is located in Mirano, Italy and far from the tourist area of Venice, within our hotel. Our waiter helped us picked our entree and main dishes that seemed to be suited for our Americanized pallet. We were seated right away, and asked what we want to drink. In Italy you have to specify sparkling or naturale water. This is a fu I ordered a Prosecco and so he recommended tuna and how it's cooked like medium rare to have the full experience. My kids ordered risotto, and the serving is good for two.