I love how beautiful this place is. With it being formally something else and then restored into a…read moregrocery store is just incredible. The cheese section here blew my mind. I wish I had more time in Venice where I needed more groceries. I was only needing some water and cannot believe I could get two large bottles of water for less than a euro. I appreciated the self serve as well as having a person to check me out. They were super busy but very fast and efficient. I'm still blown away by the prices of wine in Italy compared to the states. I do wish I had more time here.

This supermarket used to be a theater and it is absolutely gorgeous to admire the art inside the…read morebuilding. They have a nice selection of food and their cooked food bar looks delicious.

We stopped in to take a look at what the local grocery store was like. They had plenty of fresh…read moreveggies, meats, and cheeses. Lots of various sizes and style of pastas as well. Ended up buying some dried pasta to bring home. Easy check-out and they offer bags to carry your groceries too.

So after a heavy lunch we decided to grab some bread and salumi and make our own at the apartment…read more we ordered 400g of two kinds of meat and man was the deli guy was really put out. complained to us in Italian then started shit talking about us to other customers. I speak just enough basic Italian to know what he was saying. So I politely invited him to perform a reverse bowel movement on himself and departed. I seldom hang one stars but this was ridiculous. I mean the shop is in a prime tourist area near the Rialto Bridge and the deli counter was empty. We will never set foot in a Coop again

This is a nice grocery store, and I was told that it's the "good" grocery store in the area. It's…read morekinda weird because it's attached to a mall, so you can literally get a shopping basket and walk with your groceries through the mall. Also, you need a euro to get a basket, so make sure you have change. But you get it back when you return your cart. We were able to pick up some groceries and other household necessities. They have a big selection of food, including frozen food. There's also a section for toys and kids clothes.

Coop Italy is a network of consumer cooperatives operating in food and general retail. Coop has…read moremore stores in central Venice than most other supermarket chains. In the middle of a high tourist area, Coop maintains their commitment to serving the locals with affordable pricing and reliable quality products. My boyfriend and I stumbled upon Coop while we were walking around at night on Cannaregio island. We stopped to get water and I also needed to Kefer for a boost of probiotics. They were more affordable than other grocery chains but it was super busy and chaotic. We were in the self check-out area when the machines started breaking down and the folks in front of us were stuck waiting for staff assistance. We had to go to the cashiers. The lines were all long, but to their credit staff was productive. Overall good value if you're patient and don't mind a little chaos.

Conveniently located, just moments from my hotel. I've shopped there at least three dozen times…read more Huge selection of foods and beverages. Great produce, just don't touch it with bare hands! Always wear gloves which they provide.

They have Great prices, a good variety. They carry everything you need. Also great customer…read moreservice!

Nice convenience/small grocery store. Has reasonably priced produce and vegetables. Hair care…read moreproducts were smaller sized and priced a little higher per ounce than back home in New Jersey Super Walmart. But kind of what might be expected. Store has a little of everything I might need. You can practice your Google Italian with the staff. Very friendly but maybe caters a little more to local customers.

I needed to buy an extra suitcase because I bought so much stuff while in Italy that I couldn't get…read moreit all in the. Axes I brought with me. I bought a Rimowa, cabin case. They had both the metal and lightweight bags. I went here to buy the metal as which would match my other checked luggage style, I bought the lighter bag. I was really glad I went here and could check out both bags, I would have ordered metal without knowing what else to expect. This is a really nice shopping experience. Lots of variety

Found much needed fresh fruit & veggies. After a hot day of walking around all I wanted was a…read morebanana & I found this farmers market stand. The owner seems to be picky about you touching his fruit. Just tell him what you want & he will get it for you. My bananas & peach was perfectly ripe.

Living in Venezia for a month this Punto was my go-to place for sundries. Small but larger than…read moremost Venetian markets and the prices are competitive. They even have horse flavored baby food if that is your thing! Get ready to bag your own groceries quickly if there is a line.

Close to San Marco area, this newly opened supermarket is the biggest & highest quality supermarket…read moreyou find in Venice. Everything from deli to meat and vegetables are fresh. I usually get bread & salami from fornos because they're better quality but this place is even superior to fornos around venice. I love their gourmet section where you can find all sorts of deli & local food. They also have a liquor section & a cafeteria upstairs.

DESPAR is the Italian brand for SPAR's Dutch Multinational grocery franchise. It is the brainchild…read moreof Adriaan van Well who saw the vision of the brand as the only way for independent markets to survive against the competition of big chains. This location of DESPAR is right by the Rialto Bridge. This is one of the markets we stopped by for affordable water on our trip to Venice and purchased a few liters to stay hydrated as we explored the city. A bit understocked and hectic, but we got what we needed.

The store is small, but well stocked with essentials. We were pleased to see all the fruits. Prices…read moreseem to be fine for venice in general. We could find everything we needed. ( water, bread, yoghurt, forks and spoons, etc) Fun fact: If you buy fruit, you should weigh it first and put the price sticker on it. Then take it to the cash register. The isles are a bit too narrow and the store is full of shoppers who are not always mindful of others.

What a fantastic supermarket! I got eggplant Parmesan from the prepared foods section, which I ate…read moreon the plane, pistachio cream, two types of cheese, some delicious canned tuna, canned tomato, tomato paste, a croissant, which I had with my coffee the next morning, and a bottle of Select (similar to Campari). I was pretty pleased with my stash! Great selection and if I had longer, I would have really browsed and had more time to pick out more things, but we had friends waiting for us, so I didn't want to take too long. Not a long walk to our hotel and I hope I get to come back again!

This grocery store is huge! You will be able to find all your Italian staples and favorites here…read more The produce is fresh and beautiful; a large selection of regional Italian wines; local favorites in the cheese, meat, and bakery departments. The check-out lines can get long. Prices are decent. Plenty of free parking in front of the store. They charge for shopping bags as most stores do in Europe.

The hotel where our company put us in is pretty close to this grocery store. I usually stop in…read moreSupermercati several times for morning and in the early evening for Aperitivo and Aperitifs libations. I do not like to drink, but once in a while I like to sip on Bellini or Proseccos with high-quality cheeses and delectable Italian appetizers. The items and snacks are fantastic, and the staff is helpful. Their English are also pretty good, which helped because my Italian is not that great. Be sure to bring your shopping bag! European groceries are not like American grocery stores.