This place is awesome! The store portion is actually called FerroWine. It has wine selections from…read moreall over the world. It has party rooms and a cute little corner cafe. They sell some decorative items and cute serving dishes. Another section was full of party supplies and mixed drink options. We went for a wine tasting of Tommasi wines and it was excellent. The atmosphere was wonderful and they translated into English and shared their thoughts with our group. The different store reps were very helpful and ready to give us as much information as possible. My husband purchased a frequent buyer card so we are sure to return. Honestly, I can't wait! I would highly recommend going here if you are in the area.

I saw a YouTube video about I Tre Mercanti being the best tiramisu in Italy, so obviously I had to…read moresee what the hype was about. I found that I Tre Mercanti sold more than just tiramisu. They also sold cannoli and macarons, coffees, and jarred food items. We started our wait at the bridge, which didn't look too long from there. Once we reached the door, I saw that the queue continued to snake inside. I waited an hour to finally order. They make tiramisu freshly daily, including different flavors. I felt compelled to try all 3 that they had in stock at the moment. I noticed that the flavors did switch up while I was there as employees appeared to be making new batches with a pistachio colored cream. I tried the classic tradition, amaretto & almond milk, and hazelnut. Call me crazy but the the traditional one was my least favorite of the 3. Sure, it was a tasty tiramisu, but this is the best in all of Venice? The other 2, however, exceeded my expectations. The hazelnut tasted like a Ferrero Rocher, and the amaretto & almond milk was my favorite since I'm a huge fan of marzipan type of flavors.

good tiramisu, the cake was soggier than i wanted though. pistachio was good too. tiramisuread more

This shop is in a fantastic location in a back alley in Venice. They are always so helpful and…read morefriendly and willing to educate you on their craft beers. I've taken many friends there over the years since I discovered it's gem of a location. It's also right around the corner from another of my favorite little restaurants. Stop in for a quick beer or try a few with some friends. You won't regret it!

The best craft beer selection in Venice, no doubt. They sometimes carry Cantillon and a variety of…read moreother European craft delicacies that us dirty Americans drool over. The guy that runs the shop is cool, down to earth and zero pressure. I'll be testing aviation weight limits for checked baggage with the stuff I bought here.

If I could pack up this store and take it with me, I would! As an alternative, if I could simply…read moretake the vat of Malbech with me I would settle for that! As it is, I can do neither so have settled for 1 liter of deliciousness while we are here in Italy. The store boasts multiple vats of delicious wine at extremely inexpensive prices! You are able to taste any of their varieties and pick your favorite. Then you can pick the size container in which you'd like it (or you can bring your own) and they fill 'er up just like a gas tank!

Pitars is a phenomenal family owned vineyard. They are very knowledgeable of their craft and can…read moreguide you to any wine for any occasion! Try the Malvasia, you won't be disappointed!

From the owner: Vini tipici di qualitá Premium quality winesread more

Our server was excellent and very knowledgeable about all the different wines. They had so much to…read morechoose from. Their meat and cheese board was to die for! I would highly recommend this hidden gem to anyone visiting Venice!

We went walking down some random allies and stumbled across some random restaurants. Vineria…read moreAll'Amarone was one probably the best dining experience we had in Italy. Upon arrival, the owner was sitting at a table drinking wine. There weren't any people dining, so we were the only ones. The servers and cooks were very attentive. We were immediately greeted and seated while our drink requests were taken. We always choose still water. Today, we decided to try a wine tasting, which included a blend of whites of reds from the region. The waiter explained in detail the type of wine, where it is made, what type of grapes it is made with, and the year it was made. All of the wines were very delicious. Italy takes great pride in their wines and rightfully so. We requested bruschetta and presciutto. We were given fresh, warm bread, which we mixed with salt, pepper, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. The bread was amazing. It had a soft, warm inside and a crunchy outside. Isn't that they way bread should be served? The bruschetta was delicious as was the presciutto. The food, wine, and service were superb. We vowed that we would return for dinner, but alas, we didn't make time to do so. This is a great restaurant!