A bit of a tourist trap... but hey it's the oldest coffee house in Italy... and it was hot and we…read moreneeded gelato and as our driver earlier in the day you have St Marks as your living room. There's nothing on the menu that is not delicious. You can't beat the atmosphere. There was a four piece music ensemble playing while we were there... it's all about the history and ambiance here.

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.

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.

Great place for pastries and coffee. Friendly service and great location. Molto Bene!read more

3/5 cappuccino €2.30- strong, once you add sugar it's prolly ok…read more 3/5 latte macchiato €2.70- also strong but not as much as above obviously, standard once you add sugar 2/5 croissant salato verdure €4.30- bland, wish it was seasoned, needs flavor, & wish it didn't have bell peppers but it's premade 4/5 custard croissant €2.20- really good, love custard, wish it was a bit less sweet 2/5 Nutella croissant €2.20- too sweet, hate Nutella, do they have dark chocolate croissants? 4/5 Margherita & cheese pizza €5 each- both are really good cold, can imagine how amazing it'd be hot, saucy, cheesy, yummy

My favorite caffe in Venice! Love this place, never disappoints and so many locals here because…read moreit's off the beaten path in an alley. Great coffee and the standard I hold all others to. The ambiance is very local and the service is quick and friendly.

Definitely off the beaten path, fresh food, fresh pastries, lovely service to your table, lovely…read moreambience, staff is warm and welcoming. Absolutely loved this side alley, lovely caffe.

The staffs are very friendly and would offer you free tasting of all their chocolates and product…read more Perhaps the only luxury chocolate you could find in Venice

Beware of the scam I j Siena store! was given a completely different price for a balsamic vinegar…read moreand I tapped my card. I found out hey charged me 120€ for a balsamic that in other Nino and friends is being sold for 72€. They will lure you in with free samples but it's a tourist trap.

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.

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.

I saw many shops with the arancino by the windows so I really wanted to try one before leaving the…read morecity. On our last day in Venice, we stopped by Dolce Vita Pasticceria. We had the Arancino with Ham and Cheese (4,50€). We were exploring the area in the morning so we asked for takeaway, or to go. The lady warmed it up for me. Biting into it was so intriguing. The exterior was a gritty corn exterior. We think it was a corn meal exterior? The inside was very cheese. The ham was rich and decadent. Definitely a nice snack and worth trying when exploring but it was definitely pricy for a small snack.

I stopped in this dessert shop one late afternoon during an intrepid day of exploring the…read morebeautiful city of Venice. The sweet shop is gleaming crisp white, clean, and very inviting. The sweets are highlighted in showcases. The croissants look buttery, and the other desserts are beautifully displayed. For a short respite from sightseeing, I enjoy a buttery croissant with an espresso. The service is quick and easy. Stop in here for a sweet treat, dessert, and great tasting coffee drink.

A small little pasticceria ran by a Chinese lady and her young son helping out opened from morning…read moreto late. The decor was simplistic. Nice warm wooden decor and seating and away from the hustle and bustle of the touristy areas. It opens as early as 7am to serve breakfast for the locals and closes as late as 10pm for a evening snack. We had a look at their menu and they sell pizzas and pastas for lunch too. Typical cafe food in a relaxing atmosphere. That evening we were only accompanied by a few customers. Staff were efficient, cleaning away making sure the place is pristine. Food was presented beautifully which made it a little more special than the average cafe. That evening we came for some desserts and ordered the following: Apple torta was lovely and juicy, sweet with no signs of tartness and custardy. The torta della nonna (custard ricotta) was lovely and smooth. The pastry was moist and light too allowing the creamy filling to shine through. If anyone is staying in the Sweet Venice bed and breakfast and looking for a decent breakfast place then I highly recommend this little cafe. Not overpriced like many cafes further on.

it is rly cold rn and the hot chocolate is rly thick and delicious not too sweet. my friend got a…read morecannoli but it's rly small. definitely recommend the hot chocolate! :^)

My husband and I recently stayed at Rosa Salva. The staff was very welcoming from the moment we…read morestepped in the hotel. They held our bags for us until our room was ready. Our room was clean and cozy. The bed/pillows were comfortable. It was on the smaller side but it worked for us. The shower only had body wash/shampoo in one. Would bring conditioner or buy some if you need it. The cafe downstairs was nice in the morning. The location was also great. We would stay again and recommend to others.

Food is ok. Ordered tiramisu and sandwiches. sked for a prosciutto and cheese sandwich. Got ham and…read morethey refused to take it back. I had to ask for service multiple times.