This was the best pizza I have ever tasted. All ingredients tasted fresh. The service was quick and…read morethey were very helpful on helping us make a decision on what to drink. You were able to have pizza to go but there was also ample space to sit down and enjoy.

I got a slice and it was basically like a snack for a bit under 6 euro but it was decently good…read more Virtually no seating

Great service with good red wine. Small place with no air…read moreconditioning Good service with ok food.

Nice little place for a drink and a snack. We had a small…read morebeer and ordered 4 of there appetizers (there's an Italian name for them that escapes me as I write). Think of Spanish tapas style. We had a little squid ink bun stuffed with salmon, very very good. Then another with prosciutto. Then two small sandwiches with prosciutto and another type of ham. Everything was good and fine nothing mind blowing where I needed to go back again. Service was also fine although the personalities of the 3 girls working were awful. They made me feel as if I was bothering them by being there. Honestly if the food was that amazing, I'd go back and deal with it the shitty attitudes, but there are many other places to get food as good or better without the crappy attitudes.

Omg I love this place! It was recommended by a local. I decided to try it because it was only a…read moreminute walk from my Airbnb. I got here before they opened at 09:30 and the place filled up before 10. It's a small eatery. I felt claustrophobic. How to order: wait in the line in the middle, get someone's attention at the bar/counter, and pay first. They'll get your order ready while you wait to the side. Most people take the food out but have drinks inside. I had an espresso - yep, no alcohol like the other customers. Honestly, there were people enjoying drinks for breakfast. I also ordered a bunch of their tramezzini (sandwich) to try. My favorite was the manzo peperonata senape (beef with peppers)! I also liked the tuna. I loved their bread. I would come back next time I'm in Venezia!

Delicious! I came here for the sandwiches. Amazing, friendly service. It's small and there's not a…read morelot of seating. We ate all our food and went back to order seconds! I definitely recommend the sandwiches on the dark bread, not the sandwiches on the little baguettes. Everything is affordable at only about 2-5€ per item. My favorite was the tuna and radicchio.

The name says it all, "Very Good" I'd argue that it's "Excellent!"…read more I stopped in for lunch on a rainy Monday around the time they opened and had a delightful meal. The gnocchi was the BEST I've ever eaten - and I've eaten a lot of gnocchi! Pizza was delicious too. Very Good is off the beaten path a bit and one should navigate directly there if interested in an excellent meal. Loved it - 5 stars!

Loved that this restaurant is run by a family. Their food is made from scratch and is delicious…read more Lived the canal side ambience and the service was great.

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

Pizza wasn't bad, 7/10. Just your standard pizza, but better than anything else I had in Venice…read more Service wasn't great though. I asked for a margarita pizza and the worker at the front gave me a cheese pizza. I clarified that I wanted a margarita with tomato, basil, and mozzeralla, and he said this is it. I would have pointed to the pizza if it was out there but it wasn't. Then right after I pay the margarita pizza comes out of the oven.

Mid. Don't waste your money on this pizza. It's a cheap pizza that they run up the price forread more

This place was so amazing we came back TWICE in one day. It was our first stop in Venice. We really…read morewanted pizza for lunch and stumbled upon this place. It's a small little shop on a side alley. There's no sitting down - you get your food & leave. The owner was so friendly and helpful. We got pizza the first time and then got carbonara for dinner. The portions were huge and everything was delicious!

Well, the missus and the cousins have finally arrived from the South, and today marked their first…read morefull day in Italy. What better way to spend it than wandering around Venice and enjoying dinner at Rossopomodoro? They're still in the "Italy training program" and these menus tend to confuse them, so after three weeks here I felt obligated to guide them toward the promised land. After much studying, debating, and staring at menus, it was finally time to order. I went with the Tagliatelle alla Bolognese, and the wife and I shared a salad. When that salad hit the table, it nearly stole the entire show. We drizzled on a little balsamic vinaigrette, added a shake of salt and pepper, and suddenly we were ready to dance right there in the alley. Fresh tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, crisp greens--every ingredient tasted like it had been picked that morning. It was outstanding. The pasta was very good, but today the salad was the undisputed champion of the meal. Of course, dining outside along Venice's busy walkways only adds to the experience. Watching people pass by while enjoying great food is one of those simple pleasures that makes Venice such a special place. Rossopomodoro delivered a fantastic meal and a great evening. The newcomers survived their first full day in Italy, and I'd say they're off to a pretty good start.

Service was good, pizza was great! This is our first trip to Italy! In fact it was our first meal…read morein Italy. It was a great time in this restaurant.

Quick and convenient option for take away right before we boarded the train for a long train tripread more

- Locale Destination - It's inside of Venice train station…read more Next to "Grom" (hood gelato). Ambiance: sorta high end atmosphere but still casual. Service: quick Menu: sandwiches, pastries Price: overcharged for what it is. - Gluttony Expedition - Cappuccino: ok Croissant: stale, not flaky and not good. Sandwich : meh. Coffee: ok - Conqueror's Deduction - After many good croissants and sandwiches, this won't cut it for me.

I had the pleasure of living in Cannaregio for a semester, and Dodo Caffè has to be my favorite…read morecafe in Venice. Dodo, the owner, is an icon and local celebrity. He is so friendly and charismatic, always welcoming guests and making you feel at home. The drinks are second to none, and the cappuccino is life changing. Dodo Caffè also has the best cichietti & panini around... A hidden gem and must-see spot for anyone visiting Venice! Come for the drinks & food and stay for the vibes. This is a popular spot for the locals of Cannaregio, and I can see why. I can't recommend this hidden gem enough!

- Locale Destination - It's on fondamenta del ormesini and…read moreCorte Zappa I'm Venice. Right on the canal, it's easy to spot. Ambiance: small inside, some outside seating. Casual. Menu: 830-11am is breakfast - croissants only. After 11am, start transitional Venezia tapas. We tried several times and missed it. Service: very friendly. English is ok! - Gluttony Expedition - Chocolate croissant: it's reheated, so even better. Marmalade croissant: pretty good! Cappuccino: bolder coffee. - Conqueror's Deduction - We wanted to try Venetian tapas but it's start at 11am. Before that (830am open), it's only croissant and coffee. But good marmalade croissant!

Amazing and cheap eats! I decided to try out cicciatori when I was in Murano. It is located on the…read moremain tourist strip of Murano. They have a spacious amount of indoor and outdoor (canal facing) seating. The bathroom situation was very European. You can order at the bar table. They have bites of ciccatori for like 2 euros and 50 cents. It made for an interesting experience to see the different small tapa options. All of the dishes were the perfect bite size with such fresh toppings. At the end of the meal, you pay up front.

We were walking around Murano island and came across Osteria ai Cacciatori. What caught my eye was…read morethe cicchetti display they have by their front entrance. We decided to check them out because I wanted to try cicchetti while in Venice. Cicchetti originated from Venice and it's basically small plates (think tapas). Osteria ai Cacciatori offers outdoor seating along the canal or indoor seating. There are tables or you can just stand and enjoy your order by the bar. We opted to sit inside on a table. They also seem to have some games in the back and a private restroom for customers only. I ended up ordering 3 pieces of cicchetti to snack on with a glass of red wine at the display case. After we were handed the glass of wine and plate, we found an empty table to sit at. The red wine came from tap and it was a lot better than I expected! From what I read online, the bread is usually toasted but their bread was soft and room temperature. It was still good and the fish topping was quite good. Once you're done, you go up to the register to pay. Great experience trying cicchetti in Venice with excellent customer service!