Venice Restaurants

 2 Reviews  Spizzico is probably the cheapest restaurant in Venice. It is ideal for a break during your discover of the town. In Spizzico you can taste pizza, chips, salads and sweets!!! I can sugget to try... 

 3 Reviews  This place was recommended in a BBC travel show as being good value and a bit of real Venice. It was easy to find and we ate from a range of foods displayed at the bar. A bit like TAPAS. We then... 

 3 Reviews  I went to this place because the other restaurant I normally go to in Venice was closed. A gondolier gave me the advice to go to L'aciugheta. The restaurant has a nice dining room with antiques... 

 5 Reviews   A NICE LITTLE RESTAURANT TO EAT AT..BUT SO DISAPPOINTED THAT THE NAME DIDN'T SHOW ME THE WAY TO SOME LIVE JAZZ MUSIC.. .THERE WASN'T EVEN ANY JAZZ BEING PLAYED ON THE SOUND SYSTEM WHEN I WAS THERE.. ... 

 2 Reviews  We were exploring Dorsoduro when we came to Campo di S.Margherita. Yes, we were hungry, and tired, but we also wanted this quintessentially Venetian dining experience: antiquated and yet colorful and... 

 3 Reviews  One of the top classic Venetian restaurants, Fiaschetteria Toscana offers a wide selection of local Venetian dishes (not Tuscan, as its name implies), particularly seafood varieties. Expect a typical... 

 4 Reviews  Kath and I have used the Povoledo as a beer stop during the day when we were waiting for vaporetti or just because we happened to be at that end of the Island. The restaurant is aimed directly at... 

 2 Reviews  Looks great from the outside - tucked away in a backstreet with intimate tables and lighting. Big menu with some inexpensive looking dishes. House wine is reasonable inprice and taste. BUT - the... 

 3 Reviews  We actually stumbled on this place only because Attica Mola was booked when we got there so we just kept walking. The food here is Italian with a twist or two. It's sort of an... 

 3 Reviews  Bora Bora, at Calle dei Satngeri in San Marco, near to the Ponte Rialto, has a great variety of unusual pizzas, including twelve based on the different signs of the Zodiac. Cool! I had the Aquarius,... 

 3 Reviews  While mostly catering to tourists, ai Cugnai is a great spot to experience Italian home cooking. Fine dining this is not, but the staff are a very friendly lot and the atmosphere is warm and... 

 3 Reviews  Always crowded and enjoyed our first meal but on returning having booked we were first to arrive. After thirty minutes our order arrived but both were cold. We told the waitresswho indicated that it... 

 2 Reviews  Started with a glass of prosecco. An amuse of basil soup (foam?) with a small wedge of mozzerella and tomato followed - light , flavourful. Started with thinly sliced beef on white polenta followed... 

 2 Reviews  We stopped in for a reasonably priced meal and a bottle of wine. Food choice are limited, but the food was good. You order at the counter the items you want. All are visible and on display (small... 

 1 Review  The business card for Frary's says "Cucina Mediorientale: Specialita Arabe e Greche". It should also include that the service is excellent and the feeling of the resturant is very comfortable. In... 

 3 Reviews  A scam for tourists. We are recommended by the waiter at a nearby bar. We were and treated us very badly. The food was nothing special and very expensive. It took over an hour to serve us and were... 

 2 Reviews  Food? Restaurant's name? Price? Who cares with such an ambience? Dinning by Rialto's bridge was great, before the storm expelled us from the esplanade to the interior of a normal restaurant. However,... 

 2 Reviews  We had a great time. Food was fantastic, a bit pricey (what's' cheap in Venice anyway?) We were there in July, they have a new Chef and I guess management. they do a sort a "revised" venetian cuisine.... 

 3 Reviews  This restaurant was about a five minute walk from Rialto Bridge. My partner and I walked around trying to find somewhere authentic with no 'touristo' menu as it was my 30th Birthday. First... 

 3 Reviews  Nothing to complaint about the food: it was tasty, and not pricey. But we were the only costumers, and the waiter evidenced all the time that he would rather be at home than working. Slow service,... 

 1 Review  "El Argentino" is situated in the most western part of Dorsoduro, right opposite to the Campo and the church of San Nicolo dei Mendicoli. Actually, I stopped here just for a coffee break because in... 

 1 Review  Kiki Riki is not actually in Venice - it is in Mestre but we stayed near the restaurant. The owner of the hotel told us about this restaurants when we asked him about a good local restaurant. This... 

 1 Review  Watch the owner of this place ... he is a kick! He is personally involved in the operations and every waiter in the place knows it. I don't think a single plate gets served without his personal...