We had grilled sea bass fillets here. The fish was very fresh, and the vegetables consisting of…read morepotatoes, zucchini, eggplant, peppers and tomato were delicious. The presentation was impressive. The staff was mostly nice and courteous and the inside was air conditioned and clean. At 12:30 there was only one other family dining in, but gradually, as we were finishing our meal, the room filled up. What they could improve: Place a little plate on the table for bread and olive oil while waiting for food to arrive, and ask if everything is alright during the meal. Also, the food is pricey! We loved our server though, a nice young woman.

This restaurant is just off the main street in Murano. The outdoor seating is in a pleasant little…read morecourtyard and they also have indoor seating available if you want. There is a good selection of food options and the portions are quite large. Everyone should be able to find a dish they enjoy! Everything is reasonably priced, so this is a good stop if you're visiting Murano.

Very busy with mainly local , not a lot of choice but what there was, excellent and the service not…read morepushy , not open every day and shuts early evening but we'll recommended, you won't be disappointed and very reasonable drink prices ect .

I loved this place! They make their own house wine and it's so delicious! I wish I would of brought…read moresome back home with me. Definitely a place to stop by in Venice

(Overall: C) - If I had to imagine what an average restaurant in Venice was, this would be it. The…read moreseating is in an interior garden, but there truly is nothing to rave about, especially on the food axis. (Salmon Carpaccio: C) - I was looking forward to a light and refreshing carpaccio, so was surprised to see merely a salmon reminiscent of smoked salmon with its usual accompaniments on the plate. (Seafood Pomodorini: D) - Unfortunately, the pasta gives saline forward to the palette and the seafood is rather dry. Food: E Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: E Overall: 3 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats

Gorgeous courtyard inside the building. They have an extensive gluten-free menu and the pizza was…read moredelicious!

This Italian-style "diner" is off the beaten tourist track but an easy walk from the main glass…read morebaubles drag. The food is straightforward and delicious, and you really feel like you are eating with the locals--because you are. The prices match--half of what we paid for most meals in Venice. You get a true local eatery experience. A great place to work on your Italian as well, but the staff do seem to understand bumbling tourists just fine.

Run Run Run away not worth your time or money. Get ready to be price gouged if you dine here…read more Be aware this restaurant will attempt to drive up your bill without your knowledge. They automatically charge a 4% service charge, 4 euro for tap water, and bring bread so they can charge extra for that. I declined the bread and they kept trying to bring it to the table. This place is the most expensive restaurant on the island. It's a total rip off. The waitress became very snotty after I had ordered and asked a question about the sauce. I should have left. I do not recommend this restaurant at all.

Best ravioli of my life!! Not a lot of vegan options but try the Datterini tomatoes -also sweetest…read moreand best of my life. Simple dish of delicious tomatoes with olive oil and balsamic. My niece said best octopus she has tried as well. Quaint restaurant with families with kids. So my kids were comfortable but there wasn't a kids menu. Automatic €3.50/person for sitting down. Includes bread and butter cookies at the end.

Staying on Murano instead of in Venice turned out to be an incredible experience. Venice is great,…read morebut getting out of the crowd was such a relief at the end of the day, and part of the wonder of Murano is Versus Meridianem! This quaint, understated INCREDIBLE restaurant is located on the water, at the end of a quiet street in a quiet part of town on this quiet tranquil island. This whole island feels local, not touristy. And that is probably because it is local. This is where a lot of the locals live. And that feeling extends into this restaurant. The entire outdoor courtyard when we arrived was filled with a large family, who must've been from the island, as there was about 40 of them. It looked like the matrons birthday. Celebrating. Eating, laughing and dancing. Drinking wine of course. I wanted to join them! We had reservations and were seated inside at the window, so we could watch the sunset. It was perfect, from the appetizers, to the entrees and wine. I ate more than my share and drank so much incredible wine I was glad we were walking only a short distance back to the hotel. When we left over an hour later, the family in the courtyard was still there. I regret not bringing over a bottle of wine and joining them! I remember loving every morsel I ate and the wine wasn't extravagant, but it was excellent! Definitely worth the boat ride if you're staying in Venice. If you're on Murano, I'm jealous, I wish I was there! Definitely get a table.

Best meal I have had in Italy! And I didn't even get meat. We took a boat to Milano, and took our…read moretime walking down the main street, and all the way ar the end, right before you fall in the water, we found M Versus. This restaurant is gorgeous! It has big and pretty amazing Murano glass chandeliers which are the perfect center piece of the dining room. The huge floor to ceiling windows make it nice and bright. I had the vegetable soup which was delicious and did my unsettled stomach a world of good. Hubby had the prongs and zucchini pesto pasta (which he shared with me) Oh lord, it was so good! And we shared a prosciutto ham pizza. It was one of rhw best I have had on this trip. Because I was a little queasy for some reason, I didn't have any wine but they have a great variety. They weren't too busy, which I didn't get because the view alone is worth it, and their prices are very comparable to everywhere else we have been. Service is typical Italian, they take your order, ring it and leave you alone until you are ready. Great place!

Came here after exploring Murano glass blowing factory. There is outdoor and indoor seating. We…read morewere lucky to sit outside by the water. The service was slow unfortunately even for Italy. The seafood oysters and scallops were very tasty. The oysters were very fresh and so good. The seafood soup was just average. The steak I had was not that great, it was chewy and a bit hard to cut perhaps it was the knife.

Excellent service and the food was delicious. I had the squid ink paste! Highly recommend!read more

4.5 and rounded up. Interesting the range of reviews here. Came here in April and found the food…read morestellar and prices spectacular for the quality of food relative to NYC. Initial impressions--the outdoor patio seating along the canal looked lovely though was completely packed at lunchtime around 1pm. Waiting at the front of the restaurant, service looked to be quite busy, I walked inside and saw what appeared to be a manager or waitstaff having a conversation with the bartender. Not wanting to interrupt, I waited for about 5-7 minutes for them to be done, it was a bit strange because neither of them seemed to acknowledge my presence until I finally interrupted and asked if there were any tables available. Not sure if Italians expect you to make yourself known in this type of situation? In any case, we were directed to a different waitstaff and seated pretty promptly after that. Once seated, service was actually pretty great overall, though it did feel with the lunchtime rush each of the table staff had many tables to handle simultaneously. The overall ambience was warm with partial stone walls, and a bit formal, with white tablecloths and fabric-covered high-back seats. The waitstaff were polished and in uniform. The outside patio seated around 20 and interior dining rooms probably another 50 inside. We were seated in a smaller side room with tables for about dozen people which ended up being kinda nice to have some privacy. Menus come in Italian and English which was very helpful. Food and drink: Glass of chianti €5: lovely. I'm not a big chianti drinker so not quite qualified to make any judgements here, it was an enjoyable glass of red! Gingerino €3.50: this is not ginger ale, (which I knew ;) so anticipated and ordered this non-alcoholic aperitivo soda with curiosity. It's native to Venice and flavored with bitter citrus and herbs, similar to a root beer/sasparilla with citrus notes. Really enjoyed this! You can also find this in supermarkets in Venice. 30-month Parma ham with carasau bread and pears in red wine €14: ugh....that ham ((drool)). The complex sweet/tart flavors from the red wine poached pears went really well with the ham. Glad they have us a separate bread basket as it was helpful in pairing with this appetizer! Pappardelle with beef cheek stew fried leek and currants €15: delicious. Pasta was maybe a little over but beef cheek meat was tender, sauce was good and fried leeks added a bit of a crisp on top. Linguini alla Scoglio - linguini with mussels, clams, prawns, squid €19: superb. Would def recommend this. The picture doesn't do it justice, the sauce was great, not really spicy at all, the dish was chock full of seafood, quite a decent portion size (the plate was quite large), and all was cooked perfectly. Yummy! Desserts: we were too full but our German and British neighbors at the table next to us ordered a couple items and by the amount of "ooo's and aahh's" coming from the table were clearly delighted. Looking at their plates, both plating and desserts were creative and gorgeous. If I go back I'd surely order dessert here too.

We checked this place out while visiting Murano. Didn't seem to have that many good food options…read morearound, but this one had some interesting photos on the online reviews. It was a cute ambience, brick walls, arched walkways, colorful glass decorations. Servers were friendly. We got: Pork belly with radicchio and balsamic sauce: one of our appetizers, absolutely the best dish!!! It was a perfect mix of textures with the crispy pork belly with the moisture and crunch of the vegetables, sprinkled with some raisins and nuts adding interest, and the balsamic sauce with the perfect amount of acidity. Worked so well together, refreshing, loved it! Burrata eggplant appetizer: it was ok, cooked tomatoes were amazingly sweet and just wish there was more of it. The burrata itself doesn't have much flavor, but that's the same as what I've experienced elsewhere in Italy. Maybe that's normal? Eggplants were fine. It came with 2 chip-like things which were a nice touch. Beef cheek with purple potato and fried leek: meat seemed roasted, was impressively soft/tender. Purple potato was a fun color and sauce was ok. Fried leeks were a nice crunchy aspect. Overall though, it was a very mild dish and I wasn't blown away. Spaghetti with black garlic and langoustine: a little salty but otherwise pretty good, spaghetti was bouncy and cooked perfectly. Langoustine was slightly raw, I think intentional but not my preference. My partner cracked into the shell and got to some sweet sweet langoustine meat--delicious! Actually the dish reminded me a little of Chinese chow mein... Mousse cake: so beautiful! Loved the presentation. There were a few layers inside the half dome. It was a bit sweet but with the raspberry sauce was perfect. Also got the ginseng coffee which was a bit sweet but pleasant and my partner got the Machiatone which was good. Overall pleased with the experience! Loved the creativity and attention to detail.

This was a cute little trattoria along a canal in Murano. We sat outside along the water. Our…read moreserver was nice and when we asked for ice in our drinks she actually brought us a full ice bucket. I had the shrimp and vegetables pasta in a light tomato sauce and it was delicious. It was a nice place for a casual lunch while exploring.

It looked like locals came here so in the beginning we were excited but we found ourselves being…read moredisappointed by the experience. Overall it was ok. The food wasn't terrible, slightly overpriced but in general was the definition of just alright. General ambiance leaves something to be desired too. I'd recommend trying to find something else in the area.

We had finished up some sightseeing in Murano and decided to eat here before continuing on to…read moreBurano. This informal indoor/outdoor restaurant is on the water and near the Vaparetto stop. It looks like a tourist trap, but the food quality was actually quite decent. There were some "weird" items on the menu (e.g., pizza topped with french fries!), but we stayed away from those. The Aperol Spritzes hit the spot as we had been walking around in the heat. The pizzas and salads were well made and tasted good. Would happily eat here again.

Came here for a quick lunch. This place has both indoor and outdoor seating, but you'll have more…read morebreathing room outside and you can see the water from here. The place is busy with all of the tourists coming through. I ordered a cheeseburger and iced tea and we got french fries for the table. You might not be able to see it from the picture that I posted, but the beef patty itself was small (by American burger standards, which in my unbiased opinion, should be the standard everywhere). The skewers to pick up the fries was a neat idea. This place is alright. If you're hungry in Venice and you don't see much of a line, you can stop by for a quick meal.