Authentic pasta in Venice!…read more I actually came here twice in my 4 day stay in Venice, and can conclude I liked Tuttinpiedi much more than the hyped Dal Moro. A small, very easy to miss spot that can hold just a couple people at a time. The Sicillian pesto is delicious...it is a rich, red based sauce made with olives, ricotta, tomatoes, basil, and other goodies blended in. Unlike anything else I've had. I also tried the black cuttlefish pasta and fresh mussels with tomatoes (this was a daily special) and they were both very good and fresh [and affordable!]. Every dish I had the pasta was expertly cooked to the right level of al-dente. It's all cooked with love and care on the spot, and every bite will feel homey. The owner was very warm and friendly in a quiet reserved way, speaks good English, and was willing to indulge my questions about his small business. I highly recommend coming here over the other over-hyped pasta to-go places nearby. Do call in advanced - sometimes the hours can be different.

For the price and taste, you can't beat it! We overpaid at Osteria enoteca San Marco and shockingly…read morethis food was much better. The only downside is that it's near San Marco sq so you need to find a place to eat....

We had three dishes with prosecco. All three were fresh and delicious. Sitting in the piazza,…read morewatching the people, and nibbling on the delicious seafood was living la dolce vita! The octopus was moist and served on a plate with toothpicks. Funny is that the octopus, although uniquely prepared Italian style, was good but not my favorite dish! We got these snails that were very small but packed with a salty flavor. There were the perfect bar snack! They were my favorite. We also got the tuna which was seared and covered with pistachios. It was served sliced. Yummy!! The chef was gracious and posed for pictures. I would definitely put this in my permanent rotation if I lived here!! I hope to be back. And soon!

La Folperia is the best! We've been 3 times in the past few weeks and have loved everything…read more Delicious, traditional food from the Veneto. They have a deal with the bar next door that you can buy your food from the stand and sit at their tables if you get a drink.

Every Monday morning until about noon, people gather from all over Mogliano Veneto to browse and…read moreshop the weekly mercato, where you can find produce, fresh fish and seafood, cheese, food trucks, flowers, clothing, home goods and all kinds of things. It's like a flea market and a farmers market rolled into one. I really got a sense of the town at this market, because it is literally in the middle of the town (it's set up around the town square), and it's literally where residents go to buy stuff each week. Be sure to bring cash when you visit the mercato -- I didn't come across any stalls that took credit cards.