The food her was delicious and authentic. The chicken soup…read morewas gigantic, enough for a full meal and we also had the chicken skewers, fattoush salad and yogurt dip. The chicken was tender and had a tomato based marinade on it. I wound have lived to try a dessert but the gentleman never came over to clear our table or ask if we wanted anything else. I would eat here again in a heartbeat. You can only eat so much pizza and pasta when in Venice. This is located slightly off the beaten path but not far. I would have given this place 5 stars if the table service was better.

Unique, great fresh food. A break from great, but standard Italian fare. Fattoush salad was…read morewonderful.

We came here at the recommendation of our airbnb host and boy were we glad that we did. It was…read moresituated in a piazza but appeared to be more locals, that some of the crazy tourist areas. There were kids playing soccer , and people meeting and hanging out. The food was outstanding. I ordered the seafood pasta and my husband ordered the sea bass stuffed ravioli with scallop and pistachio sauce. My pasta was good, but the ravioli was AMAZING! We actually ordered a second order because I couldn't stop stealing bites. Service was friendly, we ate outside and enjoyed the sights and sounds and the whole vibe of the area. True confession: we actually came back on our last night because the ravioli was so good and we needed to have it one last time! If that isn't a recommendation, I don't know what is!

Nice quiet outdoor seating. Service was promp. We ordered seafood pasta, sea bass ravioli. Both…read moredishes were delicious. For dessert I ordered crème something and it ended up as cream brûlée which was a nice surprise. Cappuccino & Café lattes was also perfect. Will definitely be back before flying back home and definitely would recommend friends , families or anyone that read the reviews to give this place a try

My brother told me that I have to eat here. I tried it the best day and was not disappointed…read more The pasta and duck sauce were perfect. The best pasta ever. We can stand there and eat the food. They told us not to close the little, cute container because their pasta is best consumed immediately. Love it!

I LOVED THIS. Perfect for a day inside my hotel room. This with a bottle of prosecco was perfect to…read moreescape the crowds and rest my sore ankle. Rotini pasta with duck in a to go container seems so wrong but tasted so right. The pasta here is better than most sit down places in the states. And it's a pretty big portion for 10 euros. Just wild. I would have eaten here more often if I had stumbled across it.

Great little trattoria, great service, had some handmade bigoli in duck ragu, carbonară, vino…read moreBianco..all were good

Three stars for the kind staff and charming ambiance, but the food was disappointing. After reading…read morepositive reviews on Google and Yelp, we walked 20 minutes to dine here, only to be let down. Visiting Venice for a short time, it was disheartening to spend our limited time and money on this meal. Initially, we were not seated inside, though people were inside when we left. However, their indoor area only had a small portable AC, so it wouldn't have been much better. During the hot summer afternoon, the outdoor patio was unbearable, despite the umbrellas. As the sun shifted, I felt like I was boiling. The service was slow but not terrible. I ordered the lasagna, which was one of the worst I've had, and I've had my share of bad lasagna. It was mushy and not to my taste. My partner's spaghetti carbonara tasted overwhelmingly of pepper. The fried guanciale slices were the highlight, but the overcooked egg resembled scrambled eggs, mixed with powdered pepper flavor. It was inedible for us. Perhaps this is a traditional Venice way of cooking but I did not like it. My Prosecco was good, but they serve Pepsi instead of Coke, which wasn't great either. Unfortunately, I wouldn't return.

This was our first stop on the food tour in Venice. Food -…read morefried seafood, sardines in olive oil, fettuccine with shrimp and zucchini. All not bad, pretty tasty. Ambiance- we had a private room on the side of the restaurant. Service - fast!

Good was good fresh and service was excellent. I really love that they make their own pasta. Very…read moreclean, quaint and view was okay inside and outside dinning.

Delizioso! Walking through Venice, we saw this quaint restaurant to try for lunch. There is both…read moreoutdoor and indoor seating. The staff could see we were awfully hot and suggested we sit in the room with the coldest ac, which we appreciated greatly! The flavors of the food were amazing! The papperdelle noodles were perfectly cooked and the pickled veggies were bursting with flavor in the appetizer. While we were there, we watched the gondolas cruise by in the serene canal. Loved everything about this place.

We wanted seafood for dinner after a couple meals of pasta and pizza. This is the perfect place for…read moreour last evening in Venice. It's tucked away from the hustle and bustle, along the canal where romantic gondolas pass. The inside tables are rustic and cozy. Either inside or outside offer a romantic ambience for dates or simply a cozy atmosphere to be with friends and family. We were a party of 6, family. The food was simply made and delicious. We had fish of the day (seabream) that my dad loved. The Branzino was plainly pan fried, but we liked it. My son loved his cuttlefish ink pasta (first time trying it) and the pappardelle was also delicious. There is also a wine bar onsite that appears to be a part of the establishment. We paired our dinner with a bottle of local wine. They have an extensive wine list. If I live in Venice, I'd frequent this place and get a table outside watching the gondolas go by while sipping wine. Bonus - no cover charge that some restaurants in Venice charge.

We stopped here on our first day in Venice while walking around getting to know the area…read more The restaurant is in a busier square and we were sat outside. The drinks were good and food was ok, we only ate a small shared place. Prices were average.

I went here on my last day in Venice and we ate outside. It was lovely and located in one of the…read morebusier squares. We started with the bruschetta which was very good. For my entree, I had the John Dory with veggies. It was tasty but the veggies were too salty for my liking. I also had a bite of the pesto pasta and I liked that better. Service was good but you do have to ask for the bill. If you're eating outside, watch out for the mosquitos!

Visiting from America-Tourist Warning. We came here for a…read moresit-down dinner and ordered two pizzas and two salads, which totaled €67. Unfortunately, the food was very average, nothing memorable, and the overall meal felt rushed and not worth the price. Service was ok for most of the meal, but the ending was uncomfortable. We were the only ones given a check holder stating that "tip was not included." And then being asked outright what amount to we were giving. For anyone visiting Italy tipping is not expected as service is usually included. Being put on the spot felt awkward and was wrong. And I definitely felt upset that we were being taken advantage of.

The ambiance was great. This little hole in the wall had great food and great service. The waiter…read morewas great with recommendations and very interactive. I would definitely recommend this restaurant.