This was the best pizza I have ever tasted. All ingredients tasted fresh. The service was quick and…read morethey were very helpful on helping us make a decision on what to drink. You were able to have pizza to go but there was also ample space to sit down and enjoy.

This place looks so unassuming but this was probably one of my favorite bites across my entire…read moreItaly trip. I can still remember biting through the thick but airy focaccia to the crisp bottom - I have no idea how they get this texture so perfect but it might be one of the best focaccia's I've had in my entire life. We shared 3 slices between the 3 of us so we could try them all. The mushroom and proscuitto one was my favorite, but I also really liked the spicy salami one and the tomato pesto. All the ingredients tasted so fresh and paired so well together. I was so happy after this meal and would definitely recommend this spot for anyone in Venice!

Initially I was quite surprised by the high quality of the Venice bar scene in general, but now…read morethat I'm living here I've grown accustomed to the quality and have adjusted my expectations upwards. Despite this, I was very favorabley impressed when I first visited Osteria ai Pugni; it's unquestionably among my top three favorite bars in "The City of Water". On my first visit, a friend and I stopped in here for a pre-dinner cocktail. We planned to find a restaurant to eat dinner in afterwards, but we found the drinks, service, and the ambiance here so much that we ended up staying the right of the evening. We enjoyed quite a bit of their exceptionally good wine, skipped dinner and made a meal out of the amazing cicchetti. Yes, the food is wonderful and the wine list truly outstanding, but it's the exceptional service that brings everything together. It's what made our first visit so memorable. Every single member of the staff we interacted with was amazingly attentive and very friendly. They all seemed to want to go the extra mile to make our experience here exceptional. All their cicchetti recommendations were spot on, and they even let us try samples of the wines they recommended to pair with our food. Tip: All the cicchetti we tried was first-rate, especially the polenta based dishes. We found them to be a delightful alternative to the more common bread-based cicchetti. Bottom line: The hospitality here is 2nd to none, the service is exceptional, and the wine list has something for everyone. Add to that how reasonable the prices are, and it's a foregone conclusion that I plan to become a regular. Highly recommended!

Great service with good red wine. Small place with no air…read moreconditioning Good service with ok food.

I had the pleasure of living in Cannaregio for a semester, and Dodo Caffè has to be my favorite…read morecafe in Venice. Dodo, the owner, is an icon and local celebrity. He is so friendly and charismatic, always welcoming guests and making you feel at home. The drinks are second to none, and the cappuccino is life changing. Dodo Caffè also has the best cichietti & panini around... A hidden gem and must-see spot for anyone visiting Venice! Come for the drinks & food and stay for the vibes. This is a popular spot for the locals of Cannaregio, and I can see why. I can't recommend this hidden gem enough!

- Locale Destination - It's on fondamenta del ormesini and…read moreCorte Zappa I'm Venice. Right on the canal, it's easy to spot. Ambiance: small inside, some outside seating. Casual. Menu: 830-11am is breakfast - croissants only. After 11am, start transitional Venezia tapas. We tried several times and missed it. Service: very friendly. English is ok! - Gluttony Expedition - Chocolate croissant: it's reheated, so even better. Marmalade croissant: pretty good! Cappuccino: bolder coffee. - Conqueror's Deduction - We wanted to try Venetian tapas but it's start at 11am. Before that (830am open), it's only croissant and coffee. But good marmalade croissant!

Mid. Don't waste your money on this pizza. It's a cheap pizza that they run up the price forread more

This place was so amazing we came back TWICE in one day. It was our first stop in Venice. We really…read morewanted pizza for lunch and stumbled upon this place. It's a small little shop on a side alley. There's no sitting down - you get your food & leave. The owner was so friendly and helpful. We got pizza the first time and then got carbonara for dinner. The portions were huge and everything was delicious!

The name says it all, "Very Good" I'd argue that it's "Excellent!"…read more I stopped in for lunch on a rainy Monday around the time they opened and had a delightful meal. The gnocchi was the BEST I've ever eaten - and I've eaten a lot of gnocchi! Pizza was delicious too. Very Good is off the beaten path a bit and one should navigate directly there if interested in an excellent meal. Loved it - 5 stars!

Loved that this restaurant is run by a family. Their food is made from scratch and is delicious…read more Lived the canal side ambience and the service was great.

Omg I love this place! It was recommended by a local. I decided to try it because it was only a…read moreminute walk from my Airbnb. I got here before they opened at 09:30 and the place filled up before 10. It's a small eatery. I felt claustrophobic. How to order: wait in the line in the middle, get someone's attention at the bar/counter, and pay first. They'll get your order ready while you wait to the side. Most people take the food out but have drinks inside. I had an espresso - yep, no alcohol like the other customers. Honestly, there were people enjoying drinks for breakfast. I also ordered a bunch of their tramezzini (sandwich) to try. My favorite was the manzo peperonata senape (beef with peppers)! I also liked the tuna. I loved their bread. I would come back next time I'm in Venezia!

Delicious! I came here for the sandwiches. Amazing, friendly service. It's small and there's not a…read morelot of seating. We ate all our food and went back to order seconds! I definitely recommend the sandwiches on the dark bread, not the sandwiches on the little baguettes. Everything is affordable at only about 2-5€ per item. My favorite was the tuna and radicchio.

On this day in Venice we decided to do some bar (actually cicchetti-bar) hopping…read more This was the first on our list, having some good feedback. We tood a table outside...just one was still available. We got the food and the drinks inside. Staff was friendly. We ordered two Aperol Spritz. Fair priced, good, refreshing. Then some fried Bacalau, quail eggs, some fried meatball and a bacalau cicchetti with mayo. The fried Bacalau was really good. Fresh, tender, tasty. But the other items were a bit of a let-down. Not really much flavours, a bit on the bland side. Maybe we've been spoiled from our visit to the amazing All'Arco the day before. It was an okay start....but not great. Prices are fine though.

Excellent small bites (ciccetti). €1-€3. Salamis, mortadellas, mozzarella, tonne, etc…read more Wine by the glass. Sandwiches a plenty. Beer. Espresso. Quick service outside or standing at the counter.

Feet tired? Lot's of walking in Venice, stop and enjoy a coffee, great chocolate, sandwich or beer…read morewhile you rest your tired feet. I spent some time here and enjoyed the ambiance, a nice snack and lovely people.

Bar Rialto da Lollo had their products displaying at the windows and lured my boyfriend and I in…read morefor a snack on the go. We had the Tramezzino Fantasy (2,50€) for takeaway, or togo. This snack is like a rolled up sandwich with the bread as the exterior and then sliced meats and thin slices of eggs too. I really liked it. Definitely an interesting and affordable snack while exploring the city.

Every sandwich looks perfect in their window. It was hard to choose! We had the arancini too. Food…read morewas tasty, I had the tuna and egg, I'll add hard boiled egg to my tuna sandwich from now on. Service was good, food is pretty much ready to go. Small cute place. Also the price could not be beat for the quality. We found that to be the case a lot on this trip to Venice

Caffe Florian is stunning inside and out. It's overpriced because of the historic reputation and…read morelocation, it is what it is. If you go here, you're going for the experience and you should know what you're in for. They give you a heads up that there is a per person cover charge (8 euros) to sit outside and listen to the orchestra, but the orchestra is incredible I have to say. Just the experience of sitting at a beautiful, historic spot on Piazza San Marcos with the orchestra playing is something in itself. The menu has something for everyone, my husband got a spritz and I had a hot tea. Neither were the best thing we ever had by any means but again, you're there for the experience. I was disappointed the tea was just a tea bag that I had to steep myself. We did not have a reservation, just sat ourselves outside at a table for two. Staff was professional but not particularly quick or friendly.

The Cafe Florian is a must if you are visiting Venice - The Oldest Cafe in Venice!!…read more Located in the Piazza San Marcos, we were able to walk in with no reservations and get a table for 2 - now the section of the restaurant we were seated in the is a tight area with very small tables - large enough to accommodate the silver platter the order is served. The menu is extensive but we were wanting to try the Affogato Florian and get something light for lunch, we ordered the Salmone affumicato del Circle Polare Artico. The Salmon was fresh and had a great smoked flavor, it was a serving enough for 2 people to share or one really hungry person! The Salmon was served with toasted bread and butter. The Affogato Florian came with hot chocolate and a cookie with the restaurant name on it - it was a nice treat to have for the afternoon and whether its cold or hot outside it covers the weather in any situation with hot chocolate and ice cream! Service was on point with the waitstaff in white jackets and were attentive. The ambiance was pleasant with antique mirrors and elegant furnishings - it was an experience to be had in Venice