Stopped in for a snack. Had spritzes and a few small bites. Everything was tasty. Very laid back…read morevibe. Sat inside because it was too hot outside.

Tucked away in the very busy main artery running through Venezia that is full of tourist traps this…read morewas a welcomed oasis I knew 2 mins into it I was in for a great time. There were 2 tables next to me were locals came in and were greeted, they didn't have to say anything else and the owner brought them wine and samplings of cicchetti he had for the day. Service was outstanding and intimate. The entire menu and was explained so well and recommendations made. We even had our napkins replaced twice For a quick lunch we started with the local made beer which was excellent. Next came the house salad which was nothing short of amazing. The pic says it all. Perfectly fresh cut veg with balanced flavors, a hint and S&P with vinegar and you are good to go Lastly the raw seafood platter is much try. Truly great restaurants here will have it since you will only have the freshest and best stuff to represent. Heavenly and well put together with so much thought and prep into it. This is as good as it gets ppl

Solid spot to stop for a bite. Light AC…read more Fast service. We got one of the little sandwiches which was quiet tasty, would recommend snagging a few. The tiramisu was okay, not the best. Pay up at the counter.

An authentic Bar and restaurant in Venice, Italy. Our local guide showed us this small unassuming…read moreplace. We wouldn't have known to go here. These sandwiches are a local specialty. They melt in your mouth. The Aperol Spritz went down so easily. It was well balanced and delicious. A very affordable and delicious place.

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

Local Venetian supermarket. Friendly helpful staff! Wide variety to choose from. Great charcuterie.read more

This is the PLACE. A great selection of fresh cheeses, meats and basically any and every grocery…read moreitem you may need. My girlfriend and I happened to stumble upon this place a couple months back when travelling within Europe. It was a hot day, and we were straight up lost in Venice. We were exploring and aimlessly roaming the streets in search of a cheap snack. This place did not disappoint. The cheeses here are cheap and to die for. They have this incredible 70 cent buffalo mozzarella in the refrigerated section. We paired that with some fresh bread, cured meats and there we had it. A cheap and DELICIOUS meal for literally under 5 are. This place is a little gem that can meet anyone's needs within the area.

Not a tourist trap by any means, but a spot frequented by tourists based off their English-friendly…read moremenus. I suspect this place became popular, and they're able to coast off their (Google Maps?) fame. As a result, I think the quality of food if aptly reflected. The waitstaff was one friendly guy taking orders and payment, and one guy in the back cooking. Pretty simple spot, not much seating, but fairly priced with decent food. The lunch special gets you a drink (standard apertif or non-alcoholic drink, specialty apertifs are extra), pasta, and a coffee. We started with a couple campari spritzes and a pear juice (the latter of which was quite good). For entrees we got the seafood pasta (decent amount of seafood given the price), and the squid ink pasta. Finished with three cappiucinos (sorry to the unsaid Italian cappiucino curfew). Don't expect a lavish set-up, but do expect a decent meal. If you're on a budget and only want to try squid ink pasta in once place, this is your spot. If you plan to sample other squid ink pastas, I'd say skip this place.

Fantasy, casua fun find. Everything was solid and we finished everything on our plates! Two pizzas…read moreand pastas. The Hugo spritz was one of the best of our trip so far. The meal included a drink and coffee...bonus win!

The best cappuccino we had on our trip. We got there right after opening 2 days in a row. Maybe go…read morea little later so that they have more pastries out. They speak very little English and lots of locals. Service was good.

This place has some tasty baked pastry. We tried almond tart and hazelnut cookie; they are simply…read moredelicious. I promised myself to go back again the next morning for their coffee and more baked goods.

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!

We stopped in to take a look at what the local grocery store was like. They had plenty of fresh…read moreveggies, meats, and cheeses. Lots of various sizes and style of pastas as well. Ended up buying some dried pasta to bring home. Easy check-out and they offer bags to carry your groceries too.

So after a heavy lunch we decided to grab some bread and salumi and make our own at the apartment…read more we ordered 400g of two kinds of meat and man was the deli guy was really put out. complained to us in Italian then started shit talking about us to other customers. I speak just enough basic Italian to know what he was saying. So I politely invited him to perform a reverse bowel movement on himself and departed. I seldom hang one stars but this was ridiculous. I mean the shop is in a prime tourist area near the Rialto Bridge and the deli counter was empty. We will never set foot in a Coop again