Le Chat Qui Rit: Pizza While in Italy
Everything except St. Mark's church is hard to find in Venice but this restaurant is worth walking around in circles. Food is served cafeteria-style UNLESS you order a pizza. Those aren't sitting waiting for customers. When you arrive, wait until you make your way through the line of pre-prepared food and arrive at the cashier. Then tell her which pizza you'd like to order. Pay and she'll give you a ticket, which you take into the dining room and give to a waiter, who then gives your order to the cook and your pizza is made specifically for you.The size of a large plate, each pizza is for one person and tastes better than anything you can get in the U.S. The crust and sauce both have different spices that are wonderful and the price is very reasonable. It's not just a quick and inexpensive meal, it's a delicious sample of that famous Italian food you hear about. Pizza Diavola (the...
