Had a gelato almost every single day I was in Italy and this was one of the top ones! Dark…read morechocolate sorbet is my go to flavor and it did not disappoint here. The nota nera (dark chocolate cream with raspberry sorbet) was also delicious, as was the yogurt with berries flavor. Small shop with no seating inside and is located on a busier street, so we took our gelato to a nearby piazza to enjoy it there. Server allowed us to sample a flavor or two before ordering which is always appreciated!

A trendy gelato spot amongst tourists. They got all the classics flavors as well as more modern…read moreones. We went with the Stracietella and Pistachio in an edible cup and did enjoy them. They weren't bad by any means but I'd say there are better spots in the city. Their thin cookie was good though.

This is by far the most incredible gelato I have ever tasted. It was so good that me and my three…read moregrandchildren at at it three times in one day! The dark chocolate, oh my god, I could just eat it every day for the rest of my life. My grandchildren had the chocolate chip, the lemon and the coconut and couldn't get enough (as well as the dark chocolate)! I also had the pistachio and it was just as amazing! This is most definitely a five-star establishment, but a certain rude employee brought it down. For the first four times I went there (3 in one day!) the man working allowed me to pay for two of the larger cups (2-2 scoops) instead of four small ones. It saved me almost a Euro which was very nice of him. When I went back the fifth time I was charged individually even after telling the person how I was charged before. He was rude and unhelpful and wouldn't allow me to do that same thing and I didn't go back after that, unfortunately. I hope that you won't let one crappy employee keep you from enjoying this treasure, I just couldn't bring myself to go back after that kind of service.

My boyfriend and I stopped here to get some Gelato for my birthday while visiting Venice. It's a…read morelittle street shop along the road. It was near our hotel and had a good variety of flavors so we decided to give it a go. There isn't any seating, so we took ours over to the base of the bridge and sat on the steps by the water. This was our first Gelato experience and I must say I was tickled pink! So yummy! We both decided to get ours in cups, although there is an option to get it in a cone. We got the three scoop option, but there were smaller sizes available if wanted. Naturally, I got three different flavors (gotta take advantage of the three scoops!) - a dark chocolate, mint chip, and a cream/orange flavor that tasted just like a creamsicle. I knew I'd like the chocolate and mint regardless, but wasn't so sure about the orange flavored one. It certainly did not disappoint! My boyfriend was not as adventurous as I however, and just got a chocolate/nutella flavor. He said it was super good though. I think we both ate ours in a matter of minutes. Cost is based on size. I think it was 5 euros for each? Worth it! I am writing this review post trip. I made it a goal to try Gelato in each area I visited during this vacation including Venice, Florence, and Rome. I'd honestly have to say this Gelato stand is a gem and takes the number one spot. Definitely don't miss out!

Adorable classic Italian bakery. Really enjoyed the pistachio croissant, while the Napoleon was…read morejust okay. Didn't get to come back here while visiting because I was so enthralled with Tonolo bakery.

Great chocolate pieces. Made all in house in a small shop. The lady working was very friendly and…read moregave awesome choices.

Lovely little spot with patio tables on the side of the building. Happy we could make a…read morereservation, just to make sure we had a table. I had the ravioli with spinach, which was excellent. My friends had the mushroom risotto, and the carbonara, both which were very good. Service was great & we enjoyed the relaxed ambiance

The food is absolutely delicious! Our server Marie was so attentive and friendly, and we took all…read moreof her recommendations for Venetian food. We had the creamed cod, spaghetti with cuttlefish/ink, and spaghetti with anchovies; pure magic in each bite! We ordered the beef ribs, and the meat was so tender and moist, it slipped right off the bone. We also had the chocolate hazelnut dessert and I realized that this was it, this is what I wanted to be buried in. So good! I wish we hadn't discovered Punto G on our last night in Venice, otherwise we'd come back again and again. The owner came over to make sure everything was to our liking towards the end of dinner and we couldn't rave enough about their food, drinks, and service.

A pleasant place to sit down and have a dessert. It's located right by the canal. It was breezy and…read moreshaded. We ordered coffee, teramisu. I also ordered cannoli but instead she gave me a chocolate cake pretending it was cannoli. It was disappointing. When I asked about it later on the clerk just laughed.

There might be a lot of places to go in Venice for coffee, but if you are a person who loves a…read moreexcellent cup and made well then come here. He gentleman who prepares your expresso took 6th place in the Italian championship. Excellent service and kind people!

ordered apple tart, fruit tart, about 3 bucks…read more i like old fashion apple tart, Rizzardini know how to make good pastry. this apple pie had my fav recipe, apple was soft but keeping light crunchy, light sweetness (compare to average american apple pie), buttery tart base. yummy! it was not crowd, so i asked the "server" (i think he is one of the owner ) , what does he like most? "the fruit tart". so i tried. the fruit tart has a good choice of variety, fresh, sour, n sweetness combination, custard was smooth, blend well, again, buttery tart base. it was so good , that i can n want to have one every day :p 6 star **

The best cappuccino we had on our trip. We got there right after opening 2 days in a row. Maybe go…read morea little later so that they have more pastries out. They speak very little English and lots of locals. Service was good.

I had three different flavors: Dubai chocolate, lemon cookie, and watermelon. All three were…read moredelightful in different ways. Normally I don't even like chocolate as a gelato flavor, but the way this Dubai chocolate flavor tasted with the pistachio and the crunch was just superb. Friendly service and there were some vegan options for one of my friends who was there with me. Top notch.

This was my favorite place for gelato in Venice. The options are plentiful and the gelato itself…read morehas the perfect consistently and texture. I tried the chocolate amaretto and hazelnut. Both were very creamy and rich. There are about 2 tables to stay and enjoy your sweet treat while here. Service is quick and they do accept credit cards. If you're coming from America just an fyi they do accept Visa and Mastercard almost anywhere.

Our food tour concluded with this gelateria. Our guide gave us criteria for finding authentic…read moreshops, and this indeed fit the bill. My lemon gelato was refreshing and delish. My husband and daughter were both pleased with their selections. Pistachio -- not that green dyed stuff! -- was nutty and a very good choice.

We got lost in Venice and came across this place. I decided to stop and try the pear and ginger. It…read morewas one of the best things I've ever eaten. It taste like you were eating a pear. We passed by this place again after dinner and I tried the lemon, it was also amazing! This might be the best gelato I've ever had. I still have 2 weeks in Italy but I'm comparing all other gelato shops to this one and I haven't found one that is better.

Conveniently located in the Venice train station, this was a great spot for a quick treat…read more The flavor was good and texture was nice but nothing crazy.

Got their summer drink cum gelato... very refreshing. Did not try other flavors of gelato.read more

Eventhough it was end of day and not much was left....our little selection of "sweet testers" were…read moreall GREAT! Will definitely be back!

Friendly staff who remember you, as well as having an extensive variety of pastries makes it the…read moreplace to go to for morning coffee. Quite popular with the locals. We go there every mourning for coffee when in Venice. Highly recommended.