Nice place for a refreshing beverage or gelato while enjoying Monte Berico. We came around 7pm as…read morethe day was winding down, and the cafeteria is open from 3-8pm in the afternoon. It opens around 7am and closes for reposo around 1pm. The cafeteria is right next to the basilica and provides nice outdoor seating to relax and take in a cafe or aperol spritzer while chatting with friends as you enjoy the area. There is plenty of parking at the nearby Piazzale della Vittoria.

Went here without a reservation but asked if we could be seated. Waitress said she'll see what she…read morecan do. There were 2 small tables for two and the lady started to set it up for 3 but then 2 Italian speaking ladies went in and asked for a table from the guy behind the counter and next thing you know the waitress there was no table for us. It's BS so I had to share it

Overrated for cicchetti based on other places we tried. Bread was like ordinary roll from a grocery…read morestore. They microwave selections to rewarm. Wine started at €6/glass and was only ok.

My friend and I got drunk on like 6 glasses of wine, it was fabulous. The waitress brought us some…read morechips just to make sure we made it back to our Airbnb.. service was great!

Pleasant find. They were friendly and helpful. Great carbonara the way it should, no cream!!!! The…read moregrilled veggie pizza was delicious. We asked it with cheese. Great lunch to avoid the rain. Not far from train station.

The food and drink here were delicious - this cake is truly spectacular. That being said, it is…read moreinsanely pricey here, especially given local prices. You are paying for the history, which is a given. It's beautiful inside but small. I came in with 3 friends and we were waiting for a spot at the bar. We stood at the end where there were no seats when a couple left. We had already ordered and my friend tried to go grab the new opening for us, and was shooed away by the waiter and people who had just arrived (who looked like they would drop some cash). Needless to say, service was not great, hence the 4 star review.

We stopped in for drinks on a Tuesday around 5:45. Note after 6:00 men must have long pants on…read more The Bellini was divine as were the waiters and their white tux jackets. A classic, do not miss spot.

Bricco Cafe in Trieste Train Station is located inside the train station right in front of the…read moreplatform entrance. The tables and chairs are the same styles of those used in the cafeteria. Not super comfortable! But the train station has very few chairs you can sit down to wait for your train. It is better to get a cup of coffee and something to eat. Enjoy your time while you're waiting for your train. The coffee is pretty good. But remember, if you order coffee in Italy. You'll get espresso. You must order American coffee to get our regular coffee in the United States.

AWFUL!!!! do not go here! I ordered a croissant and took one bite it was just bread. I told the…read morewaiter right away and did not eat another bite. when I went to pay the rest of the bill I told them I wasn't paying for the croissant. they tried to tap the machine to the card I was holding. they then started to swear at me and throw plates. they finally agreed to not have it on the bill and tried to charge me even more on the second bill until I noticed. I ended up just paying for it because I had 4 men yelling and screaming at me. absolutely horrifying. ------------- TERRIBILE!!!! Non andateci! Ho ordinato un croissant e ho preso un solo boccone, era solo pane. L'ho detto subito al cameriere e non ho mangiato un altro boccone. Quando sono andato a pagare il resto del conto ho detto loro che non avrei pagato il croissant. Hanno provato ad avvicinare la macchinetta alla carta che avevo in mano. Poi hanno iniziato a insultarmi e a lanciarmi piatti. Alla fine hanno accettato di non metterlo sul conto e hanno cercato di farmi pagare ancora di più sul secondo conto, finché non me ne sono accorto. Alla fine ho pagato solo per quello, perché c'erano 4 uomini che mi urlavano contro e urlavano. Assolutamente orribile.

We stopped by this little cafe for a breakfast pastry and macchiato.. it was AMAZING!! the staff…read morewas very friendly, and made us feel welcomed. The pistachio cake/pie that I got was quite literally the best I've ever had!! I will be stopping by again to get another. Highly recommend!

This wine bar has delicious food and excellent service...Well above five stars. We only had the…read moretagliolini with fresh shaved truffle mushroom and the select cheese sampler. Absolutely brilliant. We will go out of our way to come back here upon returning to this magical city.

Delicious, inventive, and classy with italian, asian, european and gastronomy. Yes this place is…read morenot a $$ place on yelp, i would say $$$, but worth every penny. Service is fantastic, wine recommendation paired very well after we ordered our meal and service was friendly. We went may 19,2023. Dishes are seasonal and based on available fresh ingredients. We chose this restaurant walking by and looked at the menu displayed outside. No photos on the menu so it's not a tourist trap! You start with a complimentary aperitif of local cuttlefish and a puff. Both very light and refreshing even on a rainy damp day. Appeetizer we picked the egg yolk with asparagus and chicken giblets with brioche. I don't remember the name of it. But it was lovely. Rich and yolky, but not runny and drippy. The chicken giblets were perfectly cooked and paired very well with the scoop of the sauce and yolk. The homemade taglioni with black truffle pasta is worth the 30 minute walk from the train station. My friend and I split the dish and they were so kind to bring 2 plates with half portions! The pasta is so flavorful with the clean and dreamy butter sauce that perfectly complement the oo's and ahh's of the black truffle shaved tableside. I want that flavor to linger for days! The octopus with yellow foie mousse hit the spot as well. Octopus was tender, and then tentacles grilled i think to give it a second texture. Either way, it was delicious. I heard the other table get dessert and was able to ask about the dessert called "idea of tiramisu 2.0" It gets served tableside with espresso freshly poured onto the pastry and it floofs right in front of you. fresh cold mascarpone cheese gets placed on and you need a little bit of everything on the spoon for the perfect bite.

We were on a tour by San Marco. I asked our guide for the restaurant he liked. "No, you don't want…read moreto eat where we eat ..." was his response. I assured him we did. He sent us here. And it was wonderful. I had a really authentic and delicious risotto plus a decent dry red wine (sorry, forget the name). It's a local "secret" but unlike other so called secret places, this one is not a tourist trap. Probably a 5 star but I hesitate to do that on one visit while I'm basking in the magic of Venice. My "secret" finding good local eateries is to ask a mature looking resident who might have a few extra pounds and ask for a restaurant. It has never failed from Omaha to Munich, Maranello to Stuttgart, Monaco to lake placid.

We are on our Honeymoon in Europe and today we are in Venice, Italy. Our hotel suggested, Vino Vino…read moreand Ii did Not disappoint. We had pizza and it was delicious! The waiter was very nice even though he did not speak English He was very cooperative. Good and reasonable as well. Small but mighty establishment just a block o so away from St. Mark's Basilica. (Which is also a must see).