This place was so good! I came here with my uncle, and we both really enjoyed our food and Service…read more everything tasted so fresh and delicious. It was bustling in there and the service was great. I really enjoyed my creamy pancake and highly recommend.

Our hotel recommended this restaurant for brunch. The food was outstanding. The staff greeted us…read moreand moved quickly to prepare a table for us. This is an excellent choice for breakfast or brunch while in Venice.

Our meal was pretty great. The service was as well. I was not too impressed with the drink menu.read more

Overall decent everything... pasta, pizza... the service was nice tho. The price was decent for…read moretouristy area. After being stuck on that stupid bullet train that took us 5 hours to get to Venice... we just wanted food. (They are not efficient when they run into train issues... found some dead body and these ppl froze in their pants. You either move the body or move the train. Let ppl transfer to another train... not WAIT for 2 hours to figure out what to do?!!! Instead of 2.5hrs... it took us 5hrs to get to Venice). Anyway, we got prosciutto with Brie and melon (but they were out of melon bc it's not in season). It was nice... yummy prosciutto... over toasts. 2 pasta dishes... it was ok, not the bestest but definitely better other ones... 1 pizza and 3 sodas, total €75... not terrible.

Great food, typical Hard Rock prices, which means for Venice and so close to St Mark's Square it's…read morea bargain! -has music videos on the TVs and plays soccer during important matches (kind of sports bar vibes then) We had the chick sandwich and the wings, all very good tasting.

Ever since I ate a $15 mediocre burger in San Juan, PR in 1994, I vowed to never enter one of these…read moretourist traps again. Not that there is anything wrong with Hard Rock Cafe, except why would someone not eat locally? If you want a T-shirt, buy the local one. But I digress. I've since been to a few Hard Rock establishments, including the grand opening of the one on the New Jersey Boardwalk (It was the first time I met Donald Trump, and he arranged for Better Than Ezra to play for about 50 of us members of the working press.) I've also been to one in Mexico -- for a drink. And now in Italy -- for a drink. These restaurants are pretty much all the same, with kitschy rock memorabilia on the walls and plenty of opportunities to buy the T-shirt. They've always been clean, and the staff has always been friendly. In this case, we were seated, and our server flirted his way to our table. I certainly understand that, but not on my time. The beer was a Flea IPA, and it was just OK. Not that hoppy. I suppose ordering a beer named for the dude in the Red Hot Chili Peppers made me feel a little nostalgic though, despite that I've paid less for swill at Major League ballparks.

Though this restaurant is mainly frequented by tourists (and while in Venice we hit more off the…read morebeaten path spots recommended to us by friends originally from the area) we found it to be a nice place to grab a late-night dinner. The food was really good. Being a busy, tourist spot, I was afraid it would be subpar. I'm glad it wasn't. The gnocchi were perfectly cooked and the sauce was fresh and packed great flavor. A super busy establishment yet the service didn't suffer. All in all a good experience.

Food-Inspired Tourist--This Works!…read more Yes, it is right on the main strip, but we were warmly welcomed and the atmosphere was very nice. The service was excellent and the food was incredibly good. Is it the absolute best culinary spot in Italy? Probably not. But do they do a fantastic job, especially considering they feed a gazillion tourists a day? Absolutely. We thoroughly enjoyed the octopus salad, spaghetti with clams, local wine and beer, a mixed fish dish, and calamari. We finished everything off with a great tiramisu. It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening, and we would definitely recommend it if you are in the area!

Of all the spots we ate in Italy for pasta, I'm almost laughing that this ended up being my most…read morefavorite. It was the literal hole in the wall, no seats, more like street food from an ordering window. The place was clean but you couldn't eat there. Too small. The team was super fast and friendly. Here's a pic of the tomato pasta. I wish I could get the recipe, it was that good.

We checked into our hotel around 1:30pm when most restaurants were closing after the lunch hour. I…read moresaw that Dal Moro's was nearby, and pasta on-the-go sounded like a good option for a late lunch. My husband and I found the queue, which didn't appear to be that long of a wait. There were a lot of people, of course, but they were filling orders quickly. While waiting in line, you pass by the window into the kitchen where you can see staff members freshly making pasta. It was good to know that even pasta out of a box can be prepared with the freshest ingredients. I ordered the pesto with garlic and pecorino, and it was honestly one my favorite pastas I've had in Italy. My pasta came with rigatoni, which was perfectly al dente.

Great little place in one of the many many small little streets that make up Venice. It is…read moreoverwhelming at how many little restaurants and shops are in this town. So many narrow little streets you walk down turn a corner and there's another little cafe. Bar Marco Polo is one of those tiny cafes. The place holds maybe 20 customers and the whole interior including the kitchen is at the most 500 sq. ft. Every part of the space is efficiently used. Ok, food wise; fantastic pizza's and salad. The waiter was very friendly and always there but again, tiny restaurant so he can manage all the tables taking 5 steps! Beer was cold, wine was good.

There's a cover charge for the privilege of dining in their restaurant and paying for mediocre food…read moreat the same prices as the other establishments with much better cuisine. No where do they announced the cover charge until you get the bill. You're better off going some place else. This place isn't that special.

Why would someone go all the way to Venice just to eat at a KFC? Well, I was waiting for my tour to…read morestart and this was the closes and fastest restaurant to the meeting point. As far as KFC's go, this is way better than the one's in the US. This restaurant was clean and that included the toilet. I was surprised that there was a drink station if you wanted refills. The prices weren't at tourist trap prices. I ordered the chicken sandwich meal via the kiosk. This included a drink and fries. The food was made to order and there was a screen to notify you when your order was ready. The staff were helpful though there was a language barrier. My coworker ordered a 3 piece chicken meal and noted that the chicken tasted fresh and not like it was waiting under a heat lamp like some KFC's in the states do.

Well not so quick to eat. After tiring day, we were not in the mood to walk in those streets and…read morelook out for the restaurant. We were at st Lucia station and saw this across a canal. KFC, known name. And after so many pizzas and spaghetti, you do want to taste of fried chicken. We visited this. It was full and seems full of American tourists only. hehe... yes menu is different from typical USA one. I ordered hot wings, Colonel Burger, Chicken popcorn and some combo meal. All cost me 18 euro. Taste-wise, it was different from what we get in the USA. But still good enough. Service was a bit slow though. It took me 25 minutes to reach the counter.

Found this place and got seated right away. There's a couple of tables to eat outside and the rest…read moreis indoor. We got a table outside and there was a heater above us which kept us warm, while still feeling a bit of the cold weather. I was very comfortable. The service was good. The food was good and the portion was just right. Not sure how we managed to eat everything but we did.

Warm and inviting. Beppino is very close to San Marco's Square (Piazza de San Marco), Doge's…read morePalace, and Saint Mark's Basilica. My son thoroughly enjoyed their "fried potatoes" (french fries) and pizza. I loved their bruschetta and pesto spaghetti. Has a great bottle of Soave and the lemon cake is ridiculously good.