I saw a YouTube video about I Tre Mercanti being the best tiramisu in Italy, so obviously I had to…read moresee what the hype was about. I found that I Tre Mercanti sold more than just tiramisu. They also sold cannoli and macarons, coffees, and jarred food items. We started our wait at the bridge, which didn't look too long from there. Once we reached the door, I saw that the queue continued to snake inside. I waited an hour to finally order. They make tiramisu freshly daily, including different flavors. I felt compelled to try all 3 that they had in stock at the moment. I noticed that the flavors did switch up while I was there as employees appeared to be making new batches with a pistachio colored cream. I tried the classic tradition, amaretto & almond milk, and hazelnut. Call me crazy but the the traditional one was my least favorite of the 3. Sure, it was a tasty tiramisu, but this is the best in all of Venice? The other 2, however, exceeded my expectations. The hazelnut tasted like a Ferrero Rocher, and the amaretto & almond milk was my favorite since I'm a huge fan of marzipan type of flavors.

good tiramisu, the cake was soggier than i wanted though. pistachio was good too. tiramisuread more

This ice cream shop was good because it had really fat flavorful ice cream and the ice cream came…read morein high quantity and quality. The people there were so nice and were very considerate about my allergies. The overall place is good and they are beautiful decorations. I truly recommend this place.

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!

In business forever, Florian is a cafe you have to go to in Venice. The location is amazing on San…read moreMarco Square. Service is slow.

The history and the ambiance are of their own this place is lovely and it's alluring. The staff is…read moreextremely attentive. The prices are high for a tea, coffee a cocktail and a focaccia. It's 70e But I think stopping is a must

What's great little Venetian find. This pastry shop and coffee bar opened in 1935. It's a locals…read moreexperience to be sure, and that's a great thing. It's a take away sorta place or a stand at the very small space inside or outside. The pastry selection is amazing and delicious. The service was prompt and efficient. While it was crowed it all seemed to work out just fine. When you travel, seek out authentic experiences- that's why you are traveling anyway, right. In any case we quite fancied this experience!

Very fresh pastries the croissant was amazing and the espresso was probably the best espresso that…read moreI've ever had. If you want something early this was the only place within/ near saint Marks square that was open at 6am.

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!

We wanted to pistachio items but they were all sold out when we arrived :( We ended up getting a…read moretiramisu, but we thought it was too sweet and creamy.

the chocolate at venchi is absolutely delicious and super rich! i got a chocolate raspberry crepe…read moreand it was incredibly tasty and well balanced with the fruit. note there is no where to sit. the staff were super friendly - they identified and warned us of some pickpocketers in the street! i'd definitely recommend this location if in venice.

Ok. Delicious. Very very bougie. You can dip your cone into hazelnut or cocoa pieces or raspberry…read moreor all three, and then fill the bottom of the cone with molten Nutella chocolate. I mean. Whoah. The chocolate pistachio gelato was next level. The price is also very very high. About 6.50 per gelato. That's steep, but it was amazing. The line is quick moving and you'll need a water for after. It's sweet!

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.

This place has some tasty baked pastry. We tried almond tart and hazelnut cookie; they are simply…read moredelicious. I promised myself to go back again the next morning for their coffee and more baked goods.

Their chocolate-covered chestnuts and fruits are sooo delicious. Chocolates I was less a fan of,…read morebut I can't get enough of their chestnuts and clementine, oranges, pineapples dipped in chocolate. Brought home a ton. 5 stars!!!

OMG. Viziovirtu made me fall in love with chocolate. I started salivating just walking by their…read moredisplay of cakes in the window. It felt like an IRL Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. My friends and I walked inside (trying to mind the dysfunctional door) and split up to browse the chocolate truffles, bars, and cakes available for purchase. I got a few chocolate bars (with pistachios and hazelnuts) to take home, and my friends did the same with truffles and bark in the front glass case. I got a slice of chocolate cake and enjoyed every last bite. Nothing in Viziovirtu tasted too sweet. Didn't try the gelato, but the cake would have paired well with a scoop of something cold. This is a must-visit in Venice!

The BEST Gelato We Had in Venezia!…read more As we wrapped up our day in Venezia and started making our way back to catch the train to Milano, we decided to make one last stop for dessert and I'm so glad we did! Without a doubt, this was the best gelato I had during my entire trip to Italy.I've been to Italy before, and this place is still my favorite. One thing I loved right away was that they let you sample the flavors before deciding, so you don't have to guess what you'll like. They also had plant-based gelato and plant-based milkshakes which was a huge plus for anyone who doesn't eat dairy. For such a small gelato shop, I was honestly surprised by how much they offered. They had a huge variety of gelato flavors, including Tiramisu Kinder Sorpresa Snickers and many others. They also had different cone options, including regular cones, chocolate-dipped cones, and sprinkle-covered cones. If you're not in the mood for gelato, they also had milkshakes and what looked like refreshing frozen drinks or slushies. I decided to get my gelato in a cone instead of a cup. I ordered the **Kinder Sorpresa and Snickers flavors, and they were absolutely incredible. The Kinder Sorpresa tasted just like the famous Kinder chocolate rich, creamy milk chocolate with a sweet cream flavor that melted in your mouth. The Snickers flavor was loaded with chocolate, caramel, and peanut flavor, just like the candy bar. The combination of the two was perfect. To top it off, my cone came with a thin, crispy cookie, which was a nice little bonus. Everyone in our group loved their gelato and milkshakes. The only exception was my sister. She ordered what I believe was the banana flavor, and she felt it was a little too basic for her taste. Everyone else, though, couldn't stop talking about how good theirs was. What made the experience even better was the customer service. The gentleman helping us was friendly, funny, engaging, and genuinely seemed to enjoy helping customers. He encouraged us to sample flavors and made the whole experience fun. If you're walking through the streets of Venezia this is a stop you don't want to miss. Whether you're craving gelato, a milkshake, or just a sweet treat before heading back to your hotel or train, this place has something for everyone. 10/10.Amazing flavors, lots of variety, great customer service, and hands down the best gelato I had in Italy.This is definitely a must-stop if you're visiting Venezia!

You're in Venice... it's summer, have a little gelato. I noticed several of these Gelato shops…read morewhile walking around. The repot having handmade gelato. Here's what I know. The two people working here were very nice, fluent in English and could describe all the flavors as needed. We sort of like the little food/gelato shops on the smaller streets... feels more authentic. Between the two of us we had four flavors. I quite fancied the Dubai.

the service was quick and the caffe and pastries were delicious. The place was very nice and well…read moresuited for the foot traffic that it gets. Worth going back to it again.

Very much enjoyed an espresso and two pastries. One was filled with chantilly cream and the other…read morewas as mysterious as the dark side of the moon. And by mysterious, I simply mean i forgot what was in it. The store was pleasantly uncrowded at breakfast and I believe I will be back.