We have been in Europe for 12 days, and in Venice for three. This was by far the worst meal we have…read morehad. McDonald's in Paris was better. Canned mushrooms on the pizza. Pizza crust seemed pretty-made. Pasta sauce seemed to have come out of a can as well. Find another spot while visiting Burano.

This was a pleasant spot for lunch on Burano! It's in a lively section of the island, and my…read morefriends and I enjoyed sitting out on the patio. I had the grilled sea bass and it was cooked to perfection! Flaky, tender, delicious. I also ordered a salad, which was a generous size. Honestly, the grilled sea bass plate was mostly enough and I didn't even finish the salad. Pricing was fair, servers were nice, and I'd eat here again when in Burano.

This spot is a good way to try out a bunch of fried seafood but it's nothing to write home about…read more The seafood is fried in advance so no guarantee you will be getting a fresh scoop or a good assortment of pieces. The seafood is served in a cracker bowl which is both super sustainable and a fun way to eliminate waste. The service was so nasty toward the tourists that I was really close to stepping away from the venue during the initial interaction. But we were tired from a long day of exploring and were opting for something more casual before heading on the ferry back. Prices for the dishes aren't exactly cheap. For a pile of seafood and a drink I believe the cost was close to 20 euros. Overall, if you can go to another spot that offers fresher fritto misto you might be able to enjoy it and have a better experience than this location.

Not sure how the food is because the place was closing. I needed to use the bathroom but in order…read moreto use the bathroom I needed to buy something, which is completely understandable. I bought a water because the kitchen was closed. The man that I spoke to was pretty rude. My mother also needed to use the bathroom. While she was in there and the worker saw her go in there he proceeded to start banging on the door after her being in there for 1 minute. Because of the worker banging on the door my mother peed everywhere. NOT COOL! RUDE PEOPLE WORK HERE! Water bottle was good that's why the 2 stars not 1.

the risotto was excellent. great flavor and texture the…read moremixed grilled fish is skippable. just grilled fish. i like the squid though.

Amazing restaurant! We came to Como to celebrate our wedding anniversary and this restaurant was…read moresuch a wonderful experience. It sits very high on a hill overlooking Como and the view does not disappoint. The menu is expansive and interesting - you start with table side bread, a starter for each person (they are individual portions), then order a second course pasta dish and a final course main entree. While the food was extremely yummy the best part was how accommodating they were to my husband's serious food intolerances. He cannot eat garlic or onions (makes it very difficult in Italy) and our server Andre was so gracious and left notes for the chef and ended up making him a pasta dish not even on the menu! So incredibly kind and not expected at all. Andre also gave me an amazing wine recommendation! The Brunello...changed my life so good!!! Lastly because we were celebrating our anniversary they brought out a sparkler and yummy frozen lemon drink for us to share all while cranking up the music and congratulating us with the whole restaurant. 10/10 service!!! The restaurant itself is so charming, the only thing to be aware of is outside on the patio is is very warm with no AC, but they have fans to keep you as cool as they can.

We went to Burano today as an optional excursion on Viking Jupiter. We chose to eat lunch at Cafe…read moreVecio. The food was amazing and the staff were so friendly and as we don't speak Italian, they were very easy to communicate with in English. We had several servers that interacted with us, but Luca was friendly as were the others and explained dishes to us we had not had before. Definitely recommend this restaurant and the food and the people that work there. A+++. Would go there again in a heartbeat.

After walking around Burano we came to the church square and decided to sit outside in the sun and…read morehave a few drinks. The tables outside were nicely positioned looking at the church and the leaning tower. We did not eat anything but the drinks were good enough. Service was a little brusque.

We ate here based on our research online. The area is flooded with restaurant options so it's hard…read moreto distinguish where to eat. The family run aspect is what drew us. They were so lovely! Explaining things on the menu and apparently their mom cooks some of the items. We ended up sharing the mixed seafood platter and the risotto of the area but honestly it was mediocre food. We spent an easily over $100 and didn't get very much actual seafood or food. That's what you get for coming on this island is tourist prices! The risotto you can't even get one portion of it has to be two.

Beautiful and family ran restaurant with a delicious risotto! We ordered the mussels in white sauce…read moreas an appetizer and the risotto for lunch. The mussels were really good and the sauce was the best combo of garlic and wine. The risotto with fish was so delicious and fresh. I loved every bit of it! The service was top notch and all the workers were friendly and helped each other out.

Highly recommend when you visit Burano!! Great views, the seafood here is so fresh, and service was…read moreamazing. It's a nice people watching spot and I love that the portions were a perfect size. Delicious!

I would warn other visitors to the island not to eat at this restaurant as it will make you very…read moredisappointed. To show other customers the ingredients, this dish is the state when I haven't eaten it yet, just a salad leaf and a small piece of eggplant. And a very, very small piece of fish. How much is this dish? Tell you it's 27 euros, plus a service charge of 3.5 euros. With such a small number of dishes and such a high price, not only this one dish, but almost all the dishes are of the same level. I don't understand why this restaurant is Michelin. Also the service is so bad that you can hardly get a waiter. I wanted to add more dishes to fill my stomach, but the waiter was unable to bring me the menu, which made me very disappointed.

Outstanding in most respects…read more Like every other place in Venice, this joint is located on a canal. It's a fun seating area and clean. Service here is also spectacular. Food here is divine. The pizza and pastas were definitely made with loving hands. The dessert, not so much, as it was constructed with stale lady fingers. Oh well, I didn't need to raise my blood sugar anyway. Still, this is a definite stop!

This spot is located in Burano island in Venice and was one of the few restaurants that was pretty…read morepacked when we walked around. Fortunately there was no wait sitting inside. We ended up getting a few items that we really enjoyed. Fish Lasagna - This doesn't sound but wow it was one of the best things we had on our trip in Italy. It's delicious, and all the flavors totally work. Creamy, packed with flavor. (5/5) Seafood Pizza - We got this pizza that had I think arugula and shrimp on it. It was pretty good, not the best pizza I've had here but it was tasty. (4/5) Overall I think this was a good spot to eat especially when you're on the island of Burano.

We went here based on good yelp reviews, and it did not disappoint. They took us in even though it…read morewas a few minutes before closing time for lunch. We had the octopus salad, the fried calamari, and the seafood pasta, and everything was absolutely delicious and fresh. If this was in Venice where we were staying for the night, I would've gone back for dinner!

I really recommend this restaurant if you are visiting Venice and especially if you are doing a…read moreDIY-tour visiting Murano and Burano. I found it hard to find a nice quiet spot on the Murano and Burano islands except on this small Mazzorbo island next to Burano, connected by a bridge The restaurant is one where locals escape to in their weekends. They hop on the boat, jump off at the Mazzorbo stop, have lunch and go back to Venice. It has a nice garden with tables both in the sun and in the shadow. They have a daily menu, but not the typical tourist menu, which is nice and really value for money. The food and wine is good, prices OK, coffee excellent, the location excellent.

A taste of history & tradition…read more Our lunch at #TrattoriadaRomano was unforgettable -- nestled in colorful Burano, this fourth-generation family-run gem has been crafting its iconic risotto the same way since the 1920s, and you can feel that legacy in every bite. The dining room is a living gallery -- walls packed with hundreds of paintings and sketches gifted by patrons over a century. Among them: cartoons of Ernest Hemingway in a hilariously manic duck-hunting scene -- and his signature even adorns their guestbooks. We ordered the legendary "risotto digò" (go‑fish risotto) -- a creamy, umami-packed delight. No cream; just perfectly cooked rice in a deeply flavored fish broth made the texture silky and indulgentTruly, risotto that feels like history on a plate. "A taste of history and tradition" is no exaggeration -- this dish and entire atmosphere are one-of-a-kind. From four generations of love to the art-lined walls, every detail made our meal "unique and awesome."

This small spot is located on the Island of Burano near many shops, but maintains good prices and…read morequality flavor. As a vegetarian, I was afraid I wouldn't get to try any cicchetti as it typically contains meat, or I'm charged the same price for cheese alone. Trattoria de Romano has a variety of cicchetti that ranges in price depending on the ingredients. There was a great variety of vegetable based options, each for only €1.50. I tried the pomodoro, the asparagus cream, the pumpkin cream, and the artichoke cream. The pumpkin cream was my absolute favorite as it was sweet and smooth, but with the pumpkin flavor strong and authentic, not fake or sugary. The artichoke was my second favorite, followed by the asparagus and pomodoro. Pomodoro was delicious and bright, the tomatoes covered in garlic and basil, but it was my own bad for getting a less unique choice, which is why it is listed last. For my beverage, of course, I chose a spritz, a Spritz Bitter, which was a wonderful complement and much larger than others I have ordered, without being watered down either! Service was quick and kind, even giving me recommendations (which has been rare in Italy haha) Stop by and try a few bites!

This was only a couple minute walk from my hotel and it was wonderful. We got there a little early…read moreso we were able to get seated right away. There was definitely a line for tables when we left. We wanted a light dinner so we only got lasagna and a glass of wine, but the service was wonderful and it was the best lasagna of my life. The interior of this restaurant was small, but really cute all the food at all the tables looked amazing. I would definitely want to eat here again and try more things. This was a wonderful dinner.

This place was one of the first stops we made for lunch while walking through the paths of Venice…read more The scenery was excellent and the restaurant looked clean and high end for a good lunch. Unfortunately our wait staff had major issues getting the orders through. In the end what we thought were small personal pizzas ended up being full size ones. Simply too much food for three people. The quality of the dish was questionable at best and gave each of us terrible upset stomachs for the rest of our day in Venice. Overall just an extremely disappointing experience.