My wife and I ducked into this unassuming place while exploring the city and split a kebab wrap; we…read morewere splitting one and took it to go. After we made it 2 blocks away we turned around to go back and get a second one. We have travelled Europe a good amount and were embarrassed that one of our favorite meals in Venice was a kebab shop- and that's not saying anything negative about Venice, it's just how crispy-yet-tender, flavorful, and delicious this kebab was

From the owner: Döner Kebab - Kebapci Aga di Jasari Bekim…read more Panino, Piadina e Piatto Kebab/Tavuk. Cevapcici, Pljeskavica, Burek, Patate Fritte, Vegetariano, Ajran.

Delicious gyro with generous portions at a great price ($3.50 for a panino kebab). Everything was…read morewell prepared, very nicely cooked and seasoned. Sauce went well with the gyro and the bread was toasted. The place itself is clean and the owner very friendly.

Well, it was interesting to discover a well regarded Glatt Kosher restaurant right in Canneragio,…read moreright over the Ponte delle Guglie near the Ghetto Ebraico (where the term Ghetto originated in the early 1500's.). It was a bit too cool once the sun went down, so we moved inside. Everything was excellent, Matzo Ball soup, lamb chops, hummus with mushrooms. Nice service. We were there on the early side but by the time we left the place was filled. If you have hopes to dine, especially during season, make a reservation for sure.

Gam Gam was so well reviewed and had such a unique premise that we were very excited to give it a…read morego. While the food wasn't bad, it didn't make good on the promise of a different kind of cuisine in Venice. The food was tasty enough, but the eggplant and pasta were both just solid versions of dishes readily available throughout the city. The eggplant was touted as a signature dish, but was merely an echo of others throughout the area. Aside from the hint of tahini it would be indistinguishable. Similarly, the tagliatelle pasta with salmon did little to make itself memorable. I believe that these dishes reflect the Kosher dining experience, but our high hopes were nonetheless dashed by their mediocrity. Gam Gam is not a breath of fresh air, although maybe we would have been happier had we thought of it as just another restaurant. After all, tomato sauce makes almost anything delicious.

Simple but delicious, run by quite possibly the hardest working man in Italy! There is almost no…read moresuch thing as fast casual in Italy, so this spot, where you can grab and go, is a welcome relief on those days you just don't want to linger. There are a couple high-top tables where you can eat in, too. Their hours are great -- we've never seen this spot NOT open. My go-to is the kebab with everything but olives. Because olives are gross. They also have pizza, sandwiches, fries, falafel... But, the kebab really is so good, I've never had the desire to order anything else. So happy to have Zam Zam in the neighborhood!

If you are in the Vicenza area and haven't tried this place you are missing out. The staff is…read moreawesome and the food is unbelievably good. Do yourself a favor and try it out.

Teba is about as close to fast casual as you can get in Italy. Don't get me wrong, I love a long,…read moreleisurely Italian meal, but sometimes a girl just needs a quick bite to eat! Luckily, Teba is just that. They offer pizzas, kebabs, and a few fried items. You can eat in at one of the three tall tables inside or take your food to go. On our most recent visits, I had a piadina (a wrap, basically) and falafel. The bread they use for the piadina is my favorite! It's thicker and fluffier, more like naan bread, where most other kebab places here use a thin wrap like a flour tortilla. The falafel at Teba is great, too! Fried to perfection with a crispy outside and soft, warm inside. The seasoning in the falafel is a yummy curry flavor and at only €3 for 8 of them, they're a steal. Give me allllllll the falafel! Best part of all though, is the kind and welcoming service! The gentleman behind the counter is always happy to see you and is beyond patient with my awful Italian. (Plus, he speaks great English, as a fall back when I just can't find the Italian words I'm looking for.)

This is a very affordable pizza that has very good taste (we had the olive and salamino) = 5€ each…read more The pizza was very thin (which I like) but it wasn't holding up when eating it. Add a bit more crunch and it would go up to