Perfect stop after arriving to Venice on a rainy morning and looking for shelter/a bite/ coffee. A…read morecouple spritzes, sandwiches and coffees cost around 20 euro or so. Sandwiches were delicious (we tried ham and Buffalo mozz & salami and cheese) and filled us up for most of the day.

This is the best hideaway Venetian cafe. Away from the busy tourist hubs, friendly service,…read moreamazing pastries, sandwiches and the best pasta we've had in Italy, with surprisingly reasonable prices. And fast WiFi. We felt very welcome here.

Great food! Nice people, who work well around the tiny space. We were greeted and felt welcomed,…read moreeven though we couldn't really fit in the space. Would definitely come back in the warmer months - though I bet it's packed!

Was looking for another particular cicchetteria, but it was closed. Several were, either for the…read moreseason (maybe) or due to hours. Picked this one randomly that happened to be along the route I was walking. Restaurant had seating inside and out, and I chose to sit outside. The weather was nice. They had an extensive selection of cicchetteri, with the staff recommending some. Overall a great place to eat a snack, have a glass of wine, and people watch. Will return.

This place is well hidden away in the industrial area near Venice. Odds are, if you are doing any…read morebusiness here it will be in Marghera not in Venice proper. If so, this is a great place for a business lunch. Efficiently run and great food.

Feet tired? Lot's of walking in Venice, stop and enjoy a coffee, great chocolate, sandwich or beer…read morewhile you rest your tired feet. I spent some time here and enjoyed the ambiance, a nice snack and lovely people.

Booked a reservation on TheFork. We wanted to have dinner on the water. When we got here the…read morewaitress was running all over the place. We eventually flagged her down and got a table next to another that was by the water... So I guess we still "technically" ate by the water? I ordered a seafood spaghetti. Nope. Wasn't good. What the heck, Venice. My wife didn't enjoy her meal either. Had to flag someone down, twice, to pay.

Best place we ate in Venice! Really low key ambiance since its a bit off the beaten path from all…read morethe touristy madness. Outdoor seating right on a canal. Incredible pizza and good, inexpensive adult beverages. The wait staff was very warm and welcoming as we tried to speak in Italian to them, then eventually just ended up speaking English :) To those mentioning that service was slow... Welcome to Italy! They don't rely on tips for income, therefore are less inclined to be at your side every waking moment. Still very accommodating and friendly, just not checking in as much as in America. Gives you more time to just enjoy the ambiance and watch the boats roll through!

We walked by this place our first night in Venice, exhausted, after getting overwhelmed trying to…read morefind somewhere "good" (based on yelp reviews, etc). The woman working came out and greeted us with a warm smile so we decided to stay and have a glass of wine. We eventually ordered a pizza and the olive oil/pepper spaghetti, and it was really really good! Simple, delicious, not fancy or pretentious, exactly what we needed at that moment. And the pasta had just the right amount of spice. This place is cozy and lovely and very attentive! (It looks like the not-so-great reviews are quite old--- don't hesitate to give this neighborhood bar a try!) We loved it!

Bar San Cassian sits in a little piazza and offers indoor and outdoor seating. The setting is quiet…read moreand charming. Most customers seem to be locals of all ages. We wandered up from the busy tourist packed Rialto and we're pleased to find a part of Venice that appears to be a living neighborhood. The back canals are loaded with small personal boats, there are markets, and businesses that are not tourist oriented. The staff are friendly, the food delicious and reasonably priced and a full bar. Wonderful!