Came here because there was covered sitting outside and we were hungry. The food here is meh and…read morethe service is bad. The women quickly came to get our order but we weren't ready yet, she was clearly irritated. She took forever to come back to get our order. We asked for a box for our mediocre pizza and the guy rolled his eyes. Don't come here! There are better places to eat with nicer employees.

When visiting Venice, keep walking past this place- all the food is frozen and there's so many…read moreplaces nearby that look delicious!

Long trip to Europe and needed a place to do laundry. Did not want to pay laundry services at the…read morehotel and found this spot very close to where we were staying. Went on a Friday night in July and was nervous it would be crowded but no one else was there. They had two large washers and a few small ones. The small one held way more than I anticipated, about a weeks worth of clothes. The dryer was efficient and large. So easy to use. The machines take coins only but there was a change machine there that would change up to a 20 Euro bill for coins.

Sufficient little laundromat to get your long vacation laundry done while in Venice. Open 6:30am to…read more10pm, per the sign on the door. They have two large washers for €10 per load and 5 small washers for €6 per load. As other reviews mention, the change machine takes 20€, 10€, and 5€ bills as well as 2€ coins to give you 1€ coins. Even the small washer still fit a week's worth of shirts and undergarments for two people. The washer takes 32 minutes, prices for dryers are in the attached photo, and there are 4 nice big dryers with plenty of space for a very large load. Nice front loading washers and dryers. Washers lock while in use, although they have an emergency stop button. I'd still feel safe leaving my clothes in the wash and leaving the laundromat. I went on a Friday afternoon around 3 in September and there was only one other person at first, then about 6 more came during the time I was there. I recommend bringing bags or an empty luggage (not wheeled, it's not easy to drag through the alleys) to carry back your clean folded clothes with you, as they do not have bags provided which is okay. Detergent for sale but I brought my own. It's 1€ for detergent and 1€ for fabric softener. A couple small tables for folding. Everything is easy to read and understand, and they have an instructions sign in English as well. I was able to finish my laundry in about an hour without struggle, as a person who not only isn't from this country but also hasn't used a laundromat before. Great option for getting your clothes clean during your vacation abroad.

One thing you'll notice when you visit Venice is that masks are everywhere. Many of these are…read morecheap, mass-produced masks that look the same. While masks are offered in just about any souvenir store or stand, there are a few shops in town that strictly offer masks and have a more unique selection. Of the ones that I browsed in, this store is definitely the best. I found items here that I didn't see anywhere else. The masks here are hand made. In fact the guy who rang up my purchases had to take a break from working on decorating a mask! There's a spot in the middle of the store where they do their work and you can watch. On top of all this, the masks (at least the ones I looked at) were very reasonably priced. I purchased two (pictures uploaded here) - the smaller one was 20 Euros and the larger one was 27. Then he took the time and care to ensure that my masks were packaged securely so they wouldn't get damaged on the trip home. Both masks I purchased are gifts and I know they will be cherished. Writing this review, I'm wishing I had got one for myself. Love this store!

We found this fluff and fold place in Rick Steves' guidebook. We brought in our laundry before 10am…read moreas they told us. It was ready for the same day pick up by 12:30pm as they promised. Price: They charge €15 per load. Since their washers are very small, one load is about the size of a regular plastic grocery bag (see my photo). Quality: There was no issue at all. No shrinkage or anything. Language: There were two women working there. At least the younger lady spoke enough English. Conclusions: We are impressed by their service, particularly the speed and the price. We will definitely use them next time we visit Venice. Highly recommended! ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become Yelp friends! Thank you and happy Yelping! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them!

So glad to stumble upon this thread I get some laundry done. Dropped off and was told to return the…read morenext days. Next day came and my cloths was clean and smelled good. 18 euro for a small grocery bag. I came on a busy day, other days it's usually ready same day.

Lavanderia Self Laundry earns 4 stars just for existing--because trust me, in Venice, laundromats…read moreare rare. Ours broke the moment we arrived, and this spot quite literally saved our trip. Tucked into a quiet street not far from Piazzale Roma and conveniently within walking distance of our place, this self-serve laundromat is small but mighty. It has 4 small washing machines, 2 large ones, and 4 dryers. It can fill up quickly, but both times I visited (mid-afternoon), I snagged a machine without any wait. It's a bit pricey--€8 for a small wash and €10 for a large--hence 4 stars instead of 5, but you're paying for convenience in a city where laundry options are limited. Washing cycles are quick (~40 minutes), and my clothes came out looking and smelling great. I didn't use the dryers (sun-drying FTW!), but they're there if you need them. The machines are easy to use and don't require any special cards. You pay with cash--€5, €10, or €20 bills accepted--and the payment kiosk gives change. Just load your laundry, select your cycle, pay, punch in the machine number, and press "start." They also sell detergent on-site if you need it. Best bonus: the laundromat is right next to a bar called Punto G, which is owned by the same folks. If you run into any issues with the machines, just ask the bartender--super helpful. And honestly, sipping a Spritz while your clothes spin next door? That's peak Venetian multitasking. Hours: Open daily from 7:30am-10:30pm (last wash at 9:30pm, last dry at 10pm). Tip: Try to go during off-peak hours for the best chance at snagging a free machine.

Great self laundry service in Venice , only .5 miles from my hotel AC Marriott which does not…read moreprovide laundry services. Walked here using navigation and my small rolling/carryon. 2 big €10/4 small €8 washers , €2 for detergent , 1big dryer €12 & 4 small €8 dryers. About 30-35 min each for washing & drying. Big machines hold a lot. Signs posted w instruction on using pay machine and how to use. Very ez to understand, find & use!