A delicious, convenient stop for homemade gelato in Venice. We stumbled across this gelateria by…read moreaccident and decided to indulge in a few scoops. The gelato was excellent and handmade (when in Italy, make sure you look for the word "artigianale" which means it is homemade on the premises) and reasonably priced. I think we paid less than 3 euros for two large scoops of gelato. There aren't any seats, this is just a walk-up stand. There were all sorts of flavors available and the employee behind the counter was kind, even with us communicating in broken Italian. This shop is located near the Grand Canal and in a major shopping district yet it didn't feel too touristy (no "tourist cone" rip-off scams here). A great place to stop for a quick bite of gelato.

Cute little shop on a heavily trafficked footpath in the heart of Venezia. Great selection of…read moreflavors. Wifey and I opted for mint chocolate chip. Rich creamy and delicious! Even better on a waffle cone.

Great variety of Gelato. Had cremino flavor. 2 euros for one scoop…read more They say you have to try Gelato in Italy. I can see why.

We ordered the prosciutto with melon and sea bass and grilled vegetables. Food was great!…read moreOnly reason for not giving 5 stars was the the slow service-said it would 25-30 more minutes and we were served an hour later. But that wasn't really so bad, as it is a nice relaxing place to sit and enjoy. However, the chef who brought the sea bass out and prepared it at the table was less than enthused and even a little irritated.

The tables are close and you're gonna hear the people in your proximity so don't go here if you…read morewant a private dining experience. We actually enjoyed talking to the folks next to us. I ordered a pizza with sausage and was surprised when the pizza came out with hot dog slices on top. And yes, they tasted exactly like an Oscar Meyer hot dog. The pizza was, however, pretty good. Service was good.