We stopped by over the summer when we passed on our way back to the hotel. They were very generous…read morewith samples, offering different flavors of the chocolate and their cookies. Lemon, pistachio, hazelnut off the top of my head. Many sizes for their chocolate boxes, we opted for a few small ones as souvenirs.

Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5…read moreAmbiance: 4/5 Located in very busy tourist area. The store looks amazing and employee giving out sample are very generous and knowledgeable. After I tried so many different things including chocolate, lemon cello drinks, and truffles, I bought a few item for me and gifts for friends and family.

This is the best artisanal patisserie in Udine! Here you can find all the traditional Italian…read morepastries and cakes, and even some German and Austrian chocolate delicacies. They make the most delicious St. Honore' which is the traditional Italian wedding cake. We ordered our wedding St. Honore' cake here and every time we visit Udine we order a mini one to take home, just because it's so delicious. Everything is extremely fresh, delicious, and simply amazing! And their prices are reasonable. They also do custom orders. This Pasticceria is tucked in a small alley off the beaten path, but right near the entrance to the Castello road in Piazza Della Liberta', so if you didn't know about it, you would never see it. IIt's a delicious secret. When you open the door, the intoxicating smell of chocolate cakes, cream cannoli, profiteroles and all delicious pastries will make you want to taste everything. And the shop owners are so nice too! They are helpful and always have a smile for their customers! --- Semplicemente la pasticceria migliore di Udine! La St. Honore' la compriamo solo qui. Che delizia!

If I am in the centre I will get some take out vegetables & meat so I won't have to cook. In my…read moreopinion one of the few deli's in Trieste. Great also the crespelle ai funghi and their roast beef!!! Nice also to have a coffee or aperitif at the bar or to sit down with a drink on the inside and outside terrace.

Mercato di Rialto, or the Rialto Market, is the oldest market in Venice. During Venice's golden…read moreage, merchants brought exotic goods from Asia and Africa to Rialto, making it one of the most important trading posts in Europe during its' prime. The Rialto Bridge is located by the Grand Canal and it is now still a part of Venice's daily life. Chefs and locals come here to purchase fresh quality products from the fish market, fruit and vegetable markets, and there's nearby shops for butchers and bakers too. It has been a commercial heart of the city for nearly a millennium. Unfortunately for us... they are closed on Sundays. We came before 9am and were so surprised about how empty the area was. I watched many YouTube videos recommending to come early, so I was surprised not to see many vendors out. There were a few stands for fruits and spices but it was so bare... I didn't know until afterrrrrr that they are closed Sunday. There was no other day where we were available to come over in the morning, but if I knew I would have saved time and avoided making the trek to this area.

Mercato di Rialto (Rialto Market) in Venice is a fresh food market with many different items in the…read moresurrounding area. I love to check out the fruits, veggies, seafood, and delicious salami. I found many fruits and vegetables I had never seen in the United States. The salamis tasted better than those in the supermarkets. They have many different items you can find at very affordable prices in the area. They have many choices of leather bags, belts, hats, and many, many other interesting inexpensive things catching my eye. This is a great way to relax after a whole day of sightseeing in Venice. The price tag is negotiable, at least for the leather items we bought in some of the stalls. Don't expect a significantly deeper discount. But you should get a few euros in savings if you ask, especially if you purchase multiple items. Try to group the things you will buy with your friends.

This is hands down my favorite market to shop in. The staff is very friendly, and the produce is…read moreexcellent. They have a small wine collection and so far every one I have tried is wonderful. There is also a meat and cheese counter and some pastries too.

Calle degli Spezieri was once known as the street of the spice merchants. Now, this is the only one…read moreleft on this street. Started in 1948 by Luciano and his wife, it's now run by their two sons. The warmth and hospitality of a family owned business shines through and they're proud to show the quality merchandise they have on hand. A dizzying 600 Italian wines can be found towards the back of the store and you're welcome to stay and peruse as long as you want. We choose a half bottle of Moscato for the bf's sister in law which went well with the biscottis they had on hand too. They carry a good variety of chocolate and candies, pastas, dried goods etc. But you really need to come for the spices! Every spice known to man is here in this shop, kept in tightly sealed glass canisters or wooden boxes. They are weighed and you're charged accordingly. Don't miss their truffle salt and truffle butter! I only got mini bottles of both since there was no more room in our luggage! We couldn't be more happier with our purchases here and at a fraction of a cost if we would've gone to a big chain store. A great find!

Friendly and knowledgeable shopkeepers in this family run business...you'll find a wide array of…read morespices, dry goods, sweets,m olive oils, vinegars, and other luxury food items. We stumbled upon this wonderful store in the San Palo district near the Rialto Bridge and later found out that it was one of the best as recommended by a local guide. We bought some delicious truffle salt and butter from them... If I had known how good they were, I would have really stocked up. Try the busola cookies from them, too!

Excellent food (including gluten free options!), service, and ambiance. I highly recommend this…read morerestaurant. My family is half gluten free (Celiac) and it can be tricky to find options that everyone likes while traveling. By chance, we found Dawit and were thrilled with how accommodating our waitress was. She spoke 3 languages well and understood our dietary needs. My child ordered a basic grilled cheese that was not on the menu and I had the Spanish salad. We had pastries and cookies for dessert that were gluten free and wrapped and stored separately from the other desserts. Finally, the restrooms were the nicest I have found in Europe; everything clean, automatic, and beautiful. Such a gem and worth the trip!

Stopped on a Sunday for early supper they understood when I showed them a card regarding my wife's…read moregluten allergy. Excellent wine, antipasto and meats. They brought gluten free bread for my wife but explained the often bake a gluten free cake but not Sundays. I had trouble picking from their beautiful desserts but did pick the most delicious chocolate cake. We had a great cold supper and it is a must stop in Tarvisio, even just for coffee, wine or dessert.

This is a high-end delicatessen. Well worth a visit. If I lived in Treviso, I would be here about…read moreonce a week. A wonderful selection of delectable provisions. Very tasteful displays of food items. I came, I perused, I bought. €57.60 for food.