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This might be very touristy of me but WOW this was the best pasta in a box I've ever had! Because this place has become so popular there was a wait to receive your food, but the line was quick to place your order. It's hidden in a little alley that can become overcrowded very quickly. Once we got our pasta we took it to eat while watching the gondolas pass by. The pasta is fresh and very hot (tongues beware)! However, the flavor was to die for. I wish we had something like this back in the states. I highly recommend everyone to try pasta in a takeaway box.
A TikTok reco, so expect a short wait -- a takeaway pasta spot is cute in theory but annoying in practice, mostly because there are no benches or too many people walking to stop and eat. Cacio e Pepe was solid, not too heavy. The pasta was perfectly al dente and had a good bite! I'd get one to share.
First time trying this young chain was in St. Pete, FL (where I live!) so I was really excited to try it's original location. It's a tiny shop which makes fresh delicious pasta "to go" only. Many sauce options, meat, veggie, or vegan. Extra add ons (meat/veggie etc). All in all - a yummy and moderately priced option for really good and FAST fresh pasta!!! Their system is just like any well oiled establishment - you order at the register and you get a number. They call you when it's ready. We waited what only felt like 5 minutes (and there was quite a line). And you grab your box and go. Polite and speedy service! We got carbonara and squid ink. Carbonara was creamy and flavorful. Squid ink was good but a bit "slimey" to me. Although my boyfriend said it wasn't slimey, it was just "creamy" and while I can't quite explain the difference, it made it difficult to finish my last few bites. (It's not that it's black pasta bc I've had squid ink before). A note on the claims of dal moros being overhyped: Some people may think the line isn't worth it or the pasta is just as good as some other spots around town and that may be true, but Venice is very late to the "takeaway food" game and where else can you get basically fast food style gourmet pasta? So the establishment itself is iconic in that way. Now bring that instant homemade gourmet Italian pasta to the states and done deal! It's no wonder the line was down the alley when we arrived shortly after they opened.
Delicious on the go pasta in Venice. It took less than a minute to prepare the gnocchi and the portion size was perfect. The restaurant itself is medium sized, and everyone takes their pasta to eat outside or while browsing the many shops that line the canals.
The pasta is good, but I had a mid experience overall. We entered and placed our order at the front. The cashier happened to see I had some cash in my wallet and automatically forced me to pay cash even though I pay card for everything. They wouldn't take my card and would only take my cash. That's fine but it definitely left a sour taste in my mouth so make sure if you're paying card that they don't see any of your cash. The pasta is pretty good especially for being a fast food style pasta dish placed in a take out box. Carbonara - Very flavorful, delicious taste and for 10 euros worth it. (5/5) Veneziaza - Didn't have as much flavor as the carbonara and didn't come with that much seafood. Taste was good still and pasta was fresh. Not bad (4/5) Overall it's worth stopping by just be sure for them to not see your payment option. Not the friendliest place for tourists and food is pretty good but I also had better pasta in Italy.
Was walking by and saw how cute it was! Our group had time to kill and got a jumbo Bellini and it was amazing. Francesco gave amazing service and was super kind to us. Def a fun part of our trip!
Ambiance: the fast food style pasta place is located in Venice, and it's hidden in a small alley, tiny standing table inside, there's usually a long line in front of this place and it moves fast Service: you place the order at the counter, and your food would be ready less than five minutes Food & Drink: variety choices of pasta flavors, you can choose a different type of noddles if you don't like the default one, you can also add different sauces and toppings for a surcharge Carbonara - **** The classic Carbonara sauce, Yellow Sauce, Pasteurized egg yolk, Pecorino, Parmesan, Black Pepper, crunchy meat bites and creamy sauce, recommend Veneziana Plus - ***** their Squid Ink Sauce follows the traditional Venetian recipe with the addition of ingredients that make it unique, Black Sauce, Tomato Sauce, Squid ink sauce, Garlic, Mussels, Squid, Cuttlefish, Shrimps, Clams, Surimi, Salted Creamed Cot, very special and unique flavors, highly recommend Water - *** bottled drink Price: decent portions and affordable prices, expect €10~€15 per person for a quick bite
This was ok. A lot of hype on socials so decided to check it out, very very rich carbonara that was piping hot! Yummy Italian fast food.
Basic pasta at best lol This isn't gonna be gourmet lol It's not at the top of my list of recommendations for where to eat in Venice. But this spot does have the numbers as far as reviews go. It's cheap food, very reasonably priced. It's a fast food pasta place. You pick your noodle type and sauce, and toppings. Build your own pasta! I love the idea. I just think the delivery is lacking because it ends up being very mediocre. Service was good. I liked being able to watch them make the fresh pasta noodles! That was super cool! Ambiance is casual/ laid back/ fast food vibe.
This pepe was very cacio. Good portions and probably the most friendly service in all of Venice. It does suck that there's no seating there or nearby much. About 7 minutes away there's a garden you can sit at by the basilica. Service was pretty quick too and it's served scorching hot. 4.6 stars can't say it's perfect but it's up there
Sooooooooooo good. Surprised by how tasty the pasta was at Dal moros. We tried the spaghetti with bolognese, the penne with pesto, the carbonara and the chicken and cream. All were excellent. My personal favorite was the spaghettis with bolognese. Don't be intimidated by the line because it moves quick. Don't close the lid as well. The staff is friendly and the prices are extremely affordable. The best part was the perfectly cooked Al dente pasta with a great chew. The texture is on point.
Referred by a friend and as always, had to try to twice, lunch and dinner. The location is a little hidden but close to the tourist traffic ways. Even with a wait (ordering line), process is still quick to order and get food. Takeaway only and it's good food but probably equivalent to fast food standards for good pasta.
There are other spots like with Dal Moro's but there is nothing like it. Nearby you can find other pasta spots with the same concept but nothing compares. Dal Moro's only has 8 different options for their pastas but all of them are good. All the pastas run about 8 euros each and you can add toppings for a small additional cost. Each delicious pasta comes out in a paper container nice and hot and ready to be eaten. I came here with one other person and we got their pesto and squid ink pasta. We also got their tiramisu as well. My favorite of the two was the pesto pasta which I added mushroom and mozzarella. It was insanely good, full of flavor, cooked to perfection, and had plenty of sauce. The squid ink pasta was also good. We also added mushroom and mozzarella. We were impressed with how much squid pieces was in it. It was pretty good. The tiramisu was just okay and can be skipped. The shop is really small. Usually there is a long line but on that Sunday we came at 3pm there wasn't a line thankfully. We just waited for one other group before us and we were next. The inside is tiny and maybe fits 8 people. We were able to luckily eat in there though. Our total was about 21 euros for 2 pastas and a tiramisu. Pricing is very affordable and they take credit card. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for something affordable and delicious.
I don't understand how this place has such high ratings on yelp and trip advisor. Honestly it was just an ok pasta joint. I guess it is different in that it's pasta to go but the taste is seriously just average at best. The flavor was bland and the sausage that they used was so crappy... Like Oscar mayers sausage... I would have much preferred to go somewhere else and eat. Maybe it's popular bc it's slightly cheaper... It's not even that cheap though... I'm sure despite my 3 star review people will still go and try it... I mean once you get near the restaurant you see tons of people walking around w this white take out box and chowing away with their forks. It makes you wanna get in on the fun. Plus if you stand anywhere near there eating almost everyone that passes by will ask you where you got it... I guess it's the experience but I wouldn't eat here again... read more
2 years ago
The BEST pasta I have ever had. The line is usually long, but it goes by quickly. You can literally see them freshly making the pasta dough and preparing your meal right in front of you. It's a must try if you're in Venice! read more
This is a great little walk in eatery right by the bridge. I walked in 15 minutes before closing and the staff were all incredibly friendly and helpful. Here, you pick a sauce base first. From there you pick any add-ons and then the type of pasta. Craving spice, I went for the Alio Olio Peperoncino pasta (oil, garlic, hot chili) with chicken and it was delicious. The owner gave me a free glass of wine, which was really nice! This place is owned by a family, so I love supporting small businesses. Plus the fact they are trying to bring fast casual to a place as formal as Venice is very refreshing. My only negative was that I was trying to have a friend come right at closing time and when I asked the owner if he could still come a few minutes after closing, he said it was fine. Once my friend came, they said they misunderstood me and thought I was asking to stay there to wait for him. It was an easy misunderstanding, but I really wanted my friend to try the place out. I'll come back any time I'm back here! read more
11 years ago
This place is seriously the best. You don't even need to read any further for recommendations, just show up when they open (they happened to be open before 2:30 one day even though the posted hours say 3pm) and pick a sauce & a pasta. It will be amazing no matter what. After the crazy expensive meals we had elsewhere, the bf & I ended up eating here three times in one day! It's that good! We were given fresh pasta to try, and the food comes out within a few minutes. The pesto was by far my favorite, and don't forget the add-ons! read more
Supposedly one of the best pasta places in Venice. I ordered the regular tomato + basil + mushrooms that were suggested. It want particularly impressive. The mushrooms were also oddly cold. best pasta ever? No. It's cheap and not bad. I wouldn't get it again but perhaps some of the other sauces are more exciting. Seems like a lot of hype. read more
12 years ago
Sweet holy mother... I could not have dreamed up more perfect pasta! A small hole-in-the-wall spot that serves perfectly al dente pasta in a to-go container. You basically pick your sauce and then pick your pasta. Or you can do what I did, pick the sauce and had Alfredo surprise you with the pasta! I had the #2 panna e prosciutto: a white sauce with rotini. My sister had Alfredo surprise her with the entire order and she ended up with the "Viagra" sauce, spicy with a funny curly noodle, I forget the name of it (sorry!) they were both delicious! There are both meat and vegetarian options! Alfredo makes each customer promise to eat the pasta right away to get the best taste... Needless to say, my sister and I, along with others who ordered with us, promptly sat down on the steps of the nearest bridge (Calle Del'Angello Cannaregio) and set about feasting... Despite being full to bursting due to the generous servings... We want another order... Instead we compromised and agreed to come back again tomorrow! read more
Pasta at €6 a little carton. Kinda like Chinese food pork fried rice only its Pasta and much more sophisticated. Not sure why they won't let you take a picture of the place. No sign out in front and it feels like you've been transported back to the Hipster part of Brooklyn. As for the pasta, we chose the cheese with garlic in fusilli. Heavy in garlic, which is what I like. For the value and the taste, I thought it was pretty damn good. Great mid day snack. read more
8 years ago
Venice is a city that almost exclusively relies on tourism to survive. One of the direct consequences of this is the restaurant scene. Almost everywhere you go you'll see restaurants offering all sorts of Italian dishes together (a huge NO-NO) and menus written in many different languages. If you've traveled a bit you'll know that you avoid these restaurants like the plague. Even if the restaurant is respectable, a 3-course meal will cost you at least €30, and that's without including alcohol. For cheaper meals most reputable sources will include cicchetti bars. I love cicchetti BUT you have to get several pieces to make a meal of cicchetti and if you're in Venice for multiple days I would think you want other options. Here's my solution: to-go pasta. A pasta and a drink will cost you less than €10. And since this idea is more "new", you won't find this in Rick Steves/Lonely Planet. Yet it's one of the top rated restaurants on TripAdvisor and 800+ reviews on Yelp. I hope these guidebook authors would update themselves. Dal Moro's was established in 2012 and is known as the first restaurant of its type. With Venice being such a "on-the-go" city there's definitely a market for people that want their meal *fast* yet delicious in between a packed itinerary. LOCATION: Near St. Mark's Square. Use Google Maps or just ask people who have takeout containers with them. You'll know you're closer when you see more people with the same takeout container. You'll know you're there when you see a group of people eating pasta along the window or standing on the other side. SERVICE: Very friendly. They offered to adjust the spice level to my liking after ordering my pasta with chili flakes. The menu's very simple. You choose your sauce and they'll match the pasta that fits (in Italy you can't just simply choose your own pasta. Pasta/sauce combination DOES matter here.) While there are 10 sauces, only 2 actually matter - nero di seppia and frutti di mare. These actually represent the pasta from the region as it takes into consideration the local ingredients. Again, it has to be said: Alfredo sauce is NOT Italian, Bolognese is from Bologna, Pesto is from Liguria and Carbonara/Amatricana is from Lazio (Rome). I got the "frutti di mare" (tomato sauce, clams, mussels, cuttlefish, €7) and a Coke. Total €9.50. Meal was enough to tide me until dinner a couple hours later. Pasta had a good amount of seafood that was cooked just right. Takeout container was durable enough to contain the pasta but it does warn you that it doesn't have a long shelf life so eat it as soon as you can! Provided napkins are also thick enough to wipe your mouth as that pasta sauce can be messy! Highly recommend this meal especially if you have a packed day, are on a budget or want to get away from the overpriced and subpar restaurants in Venice. You're already getting your money taken away by hotels, transportation, sights and potentially pickpocketers, at least you can control your food costs by either picking good budget choices or restaurants with a good cost-to-benefit ratio. This is a rare example of both. read more
This was my favorite place in Venice, hands down!! Such a great idea. Who would have thought, pasta to go!! I'm so happy that we discovered this place (thanks to yelp!). It truly added so much value in our experience of the culture in Venice. The pasta is out of this world. Every bite was delicious. People were sitting all around, in doorways, windows, and just surrounding this place waiting to get their pasta and scarf it down right away. It was the real deal. We had the pleasure of meeting Gabriele, the owner. He gave us some tips and helped us narrow down to two pastas and it was quick to see that he genuinely was there to make sure his customers enjoy their experience with his food. He even so nice and even gave us a free tiramisu (which was to die for!!) Until we meet again!!! read more
Take out fresh pasta with a sauce of your choosing. Quick, delicious, and well priced (4-7 Euro). Seriously guys, you've got to try Alfredo's pasta and and see for yourself. You will also have some great pasta elsewhere, but I'm sure it'll come at a cost. As you will be advised, the pasta is fresh, and still very hot (temperature wise). So eat it right away, unless you want to risk the taste/texture changing. On my visit to Alfredo's I saw a few posted signs mentioning there are fines for tourists sitting on the steps of bridges, So find another spot! I had 3 out of my 4 meals in Venice from Alfredo's. It couldn't be helped, I'm a pasta addict. I tried the Arabatia, Rucola e Grana, and the Pesto pasta. I liked them all, but if I could only choose one I'd go with the Arabatia and have them add meat and extra peppers to spice it up! read more
ALFREDO'S!! Now pictures might not look glamorous, but oh man you are in for a treat. Get the Alfredo pasta. That sauce was mouth-salivating delicious. Best alfredo sauce I've ever had. A little disappointed that they did not have seafood, but they said they only have what is fresh, so I respect that. Got sausages and it was great. EAT IT FRESH THO! Fresh was the best. Sadly, they recommended for me to get the spicy marinara, however it was not as satisfying as the alfredo. I mean, you can't go wrong from choosing the dish the restaurant is named after. That alfredo pasta would make me come back. I would want to try pesto next, as my friend tried it and said it was the best pasta she has ever had. SERVICE: Excellent! The men were friendly, had smiles on their face, and believe it or not, speak EXCELLENT Korean!! It was amazing! My Korean boyfriend said he was quite impressed, as they speak better Korean than many Koreans he knows. Thanks Alfredo's for the best and most affordable pasta in Italy. We will meet again. read more
13 years ago
Everyone sells gelato in Venice. Even Alfredo's. We did not try the gelato but if their gelato is as good as their pasta, I am sure we would love it. I admit it looks a tad shady and I probably would have never found this place without reading some reviews and also probably never would have tried it as well. For about 6 euros you receive FRESH, PIPING HOT, and most importantly DELICIOUS pasta. We loved this place so much we came two days in a row. Fresh ingredients, hand cranked pasta, and served up super fast even with a long queue. read more
5 years ago
Prob the best pasta I've had in Italy for a fraction of the cost. And that pretty much sums up how I feel. Chicken was so Good w/ the pesto. Cutest takeout container so we were able to waste less time sitting eating and paying. My friend got squid ink & it was subtle and not overbearing & delicious read more
Wonderful cheap amd easy place to grab some dinner. Its located a bit weird on google maps so I had to go one street over. They have a variety of different sauces and pastas to choose from including black squid ink noodles. You can also add extra toppings like parmesan, mushrooms, or meats. The owners are super nice and also really show that they want you to enjoy your meal. I tried just plain white veggie sauce and it dod not dissapoint. It comes in a MASSIVE box full of noodles amd an unbelieveable amount of cheese sauce and parmesan. I couldn't come close to finishing it and all for 5 euros. They also sell drinks and tiramisu at around 3 euros. Their belinelli was to die for. I mean made here in venice and you can really tell. Not much standing room so be prepared to walk and eat or squish your way in there. read more
After being recommended again and again to try Alfredo's, my husband and I decided to stop by for lunch on our first day in Venice. Unfortunately, since it was our first day, we weren't too familiar with the streets and our estimated 10 mins stroll turned into an hr hike. We found Alfredo's right before its opening and there was a small crowd forming. One perk of being a small Asian girl was that I somehow maneuvered to the front of the line and submitted their first order of the day (I also studied the menu online before going - so I had top 3 choices in case one or two wasn't available that day - no time for indecisive tourists). We were handed our order at the side window - our two pastas - each came in a pint sized Chinese take out container - arrabiatia and Viagra were honestly the best pastas I'd had in Italy! The pastas were al dente which I loved and paired so well with their perspective sauces. My Viagra was creamy but not heavy - it came with a generous amount of diced tomato which I found refreshing. The arrabiatia had the perfect amount of heat thanks to tiny chili flakes. Their marinara sauce carried the proper balance of tartness and sweetness. Both pastas made my belly so happy! For 6-7 euro, there's simply no pasta place with better value, taste, freshness anywhere in Venice! Don't waste money on cover charges and mediocre italian food, instead order a pasta or two to go and enjoy a scenic walk through Venice streets! read more
So was walking around Venice and getting lost in its charm and decided I was trying to find a spot where we could quickly grab some food and continue exploring the city. After a quick search, I stumbled upon this place being highly rated on both yelp and trip advisor for selling "to go" pasta. It seems there are many options that offer this service in Venice/Florence but I had not yet had the opportunity to partake so finally decided to pull the trigger. Walked through the maze of Venice and found this place finally because of the long lines outside the door. The joint is a quaint hole in the wall spot where they are churning out fresh pastas (machine at work) and with folks in the back cooking up all the variations of pasta. This joint has a few chain locations around the world in Toronto and Barcelona. The spot itself is very tiny so literally just enough room to walk in, order, pick up your food, and then walk out to try and find a spot to chow down on the freshly made pasta. The line itself is definitely long but it moves at a decent clip so don't worry too much. They offer multiple options inclusive of some soft beverages and beers. These options include, Bolognese, pesto, carbonara, chicken alfredo, nero di sepia (squid ink), formaggi, etc. After a bit of perusal, decided to order two options which was the squid ink and the Bolognese. The cashiers were super friendly and the food came out quickly in a cardboard box (similar to a Chinese box takeout box). As part of ordering also, you are able to choose your spiciness level and they do a good job of meeting the spiciness expectations. The portions here are absolutely huge and they do not skimp on the sauce that is topping the pasta. The pasta definitely tastes fresh and the sauces are good but given all the rave reviews and lines, I was slightly surprised by its fame. Again the food here is solid but maybe just a case of being overhyped and therefore increasing expectations to an unreasonable level. In addition, the fact there is no place to eat so you have to either take it to your hotel or eat on the sidewalk made it challenging. Venice has seen a sharp increase in tourism so there were a few older gents who started yelling at all of us sitting on the ground and eating saying "to respect venice and have no picnic". Again definitely great food and healthy portions for reasonable prices so check it out for yourself but don't overhype yourself! read more
3 years ago
8 years ago
We honestly had a little trouble finding this place, but once we did, we were so happy. This was our first pasta in Italy, and even though it was a little to-go/fast food shop, it was still really delicious! I first got the carbonara while the hubs got pesto. Both were super delicious. Half-way through eating our pasta, hubs said he wanted more, so we went ahead and ordered the two types of lasagna. I personally liked the regular lasagna more, but hubs actually did like the creamy one with chicken and mushroom. The guys who worked there were super nice, and they played great music lol read more
11 years ago
This place is pretty hidden, but when you see everyone eating it on the bridge, you know you're close to finding it. Fresh pasta to go. The line went really fast. Make sure you get a number and wait just outside. The pasta was steaming hot, so be careful when you get it, but overall the flavors were pretty good. read more
5 years ago
8 years ago
I stopped in to see what all the rave is about. Really what it comes down to is that there really isnt anything special but the fact that you can get pasta to go for 5 euros compared to 12-15 euros in the restaurant is why this place is worth it. They have vegetarian options and i told them i was lactose intolerant so they gave me the vegan option which is fettucini noodles with tomato sauce. It was good and i ate while wondering through the city. I would recommend mainly because it is quick and cheap! read more
6 years ago
In a very expensive city, this place is a great location to get a quick meal and keep moving at an affordable price. Very popular. Line moves quickly. Staff are super friendly. Pasta is pretty darn good. read more
8 years ago
Believe the hype! If it wasn't for Google maps I never would have found this place but you'll know when you've found it as you'll see all the people standing outside eating it straight out the carton. The shop is pretty small but there's enough space for maybe 4ppl to stand and eat inside. We ordered the Bolognese spaghetti, Pesto spaghetti and a tiramisu. I could eat the Bolognese and tiramisu everyday, the Pesto was a little too potent for my tastes, it has a very unique and strong flavor that got sickly after a few bites. Prices are very affordable too. Definitely a MUST NOT MISS whilst in Venice. Venice is a maze full of exciting discoveries. (This is a late review from November 2017 btw) read more
7 years ago
I'm going to have to go with the masses here and agree: this place was quite awesome. I ordered and had my to-go box of pesto fusilli within minutes (plus chicken and mozzarella). Perfectly warm, perfectly cheesed, perfectly eaten. The evidence is gone...so sorry I didn't take a pic...Incan only offer that which isbattacjed Go here! Not far from San Marco at all and worth it if you're looking for something on the go. read more
I was excited to try this place after seeing the reviews. I ordered the Alfredo and I think my husband had a carbonara pasta. I didn't like my pasta at all and didn't finish it. It's hard to describe but it almost seemed like there was raw flour in the sauce and just tasted really bland. The tiramisu was pretty small but very good. It's also very hard to find a spot out there to eat but the staff was nice and trying to give advice on where to eat. read more
I can only rate on the vegan option, but wow it was delish! I had vegan sauce with rigatoni, added green olives and mushrooms. Somehow I lucked up and there was no one in the place when I arrived just past noon on a Thursday. I ordered and waited maybe 2 minutes for my order to be ready. Hot and super fresh, I couldn't believe how delicious this simple pasta was. But the noodles and the sauce were amazing... that veggie combo is fire too! I also learned they have a location in Barcelona so now I know a quick easy vegan meal there now too! read more
Dal Moro's - where fresh pasta meets Chinese takeout. Super quick and super cheap. They serve the food piping hot, reminding each customer to eat right away or it won't taste as good. You get to mix and match any pasta and sauce your heart desires. I went with gnocchi and frutti di mare. So bomb! read more
I LOVE THIS PLACE. I don't know how I didn't review it until now - I went here literally every single day while I was in Venice in 2015 (obviously it's time to go back). The first time I visited, I was blown away at how good the pasta was, and it was only 5 euros for a little takeaway container! I don't think life can get any better than eating hot, fresh pasta in a little Venice canal. Even as a vegan, I had so many options for pastas and sauces that I was barely able to try all of them after five days of constant pasta eating. The guys who work here were super great too, they all remembered me even on the second time I went in. This place is so good, I might defriend is someone if they went to Venice and didn't eat here. I kind of want to go back to Venice just to eat this pasta! Keep in mind - this place is literally only to go. They don't have tables and you can't eat inside. It's super tiny and very italian ;) read more
My fam and I came here on our last day in Venice. We debated whether or not to wait in the long line, walked around for like 15 minutes, and then came back here because we felt any place with a line this long had to be good. My roommate also recommended this place from his Italy vacation, so we had even more of an incentive to try it. We got to the front of the line pretty quickly, and each ordered something unique. I got the ai formaggi white sauce with gnocchi, mushrooms, and olives. The first few bites were amazing -- the cheese blend was amazing, the toppings were tasty, and the gnocchi was wonderfully warm. But the sauce quickly overwhelmed me. Every bite was a struggle to finish off the pasta, as the rich creamy cheese put me closer and closer to a food coma. My parents and sister felt the same way with the other types -- pomodoro, pesto, and boscaiola. Dal Moro's is overhyped. There's no better way to put it. The food is good for the price, but there's far more sauce than there is pasta. The further you get into your take-out container, the more you realize that the food isn't very authentic. I compare it to Chipotle -- it's good, but it's not authentic. We also got the tiramisu from here -- it was good considering it was the first tiramisu we had here in Italy, but we later realized (from eating tiramisu in Florence and Rome) that this tiramisu was average at best. I think you should try this place out, especially if you'll be in Venice for a while and want to go for a cheaper but still filling pasta. If you're in Venice for a few days, Dal Moro's is a tough sell because there are better places out there. This food is worth the price, but assuming you're here on vacation and want to eat authentic food, go elsewhere. read more
8 years ago
Guys and gals, If you want to eat a great taste of Venice. Try Dal Moro's for lunch or even dinner. My fiancé and I ate three times there in two days. We would of made it more but we didn't find the place sooner. Moro's beat hands down all the pasta dishes we ate before in Venice and a fantastic price too. Try it and you will not regret it! read more
This place was delish! Definitely hidden and I recommend using google maps over apple maps. It's hidden down an alley and not easy to find. The owner was very charming. We went right when they opened so there wasn't a line. Prices were good, definitely could have shared the pasta the portions were pretty big. Made fresh and well worth it! read more
3 years ago
I don't say this ever. But this is my favorite pasta I have ever had. Period. I know I will be craving this every time I think of pasta when I am back home in the USA. Thank you so much for the freshest pasta and most reasonably priced. read more
9 years ago
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Calle de la Casseleria 5324
30122 Venezia
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