In Padova, there is not much variety in regards to food options close to the train station. You are…read moreforced to walk a good 15-20 minutes to the center before you can pick from different options! My friend and I were visiting the city for the day and found Ca' Pelletti to get some lunchtime nourishment before continuing on as tourists. Surprisingly, this place had ample vegetarian options. In the "dall'orto" section of the menu (usually this means garden so related to veggies, haha), I was able to find "Il Gratinato Alla Romagnola", which is essentially an au gratin dish with veggies that included the notorious eggplant and zucchini combo (Italian cuisine is enamored with my least favorite vegetables, LOL), but it also had pepper and nuts, all mixed together in creamy squaquerone cheese sauce! It was filling and delicious, of course. The price wasn't that bad either, but beware of the coperto (2 euro dine-in charge). At least you don't have to tip!

Good little restaurant close to my hotel. The menu is diverse, the prices were very reasonable for…read moreItaly, and the food was tasty. Great food if you're on a bit of a budget. I would return.

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.

Not good at all. In Italy where amazing food is in abundance, this was the only actual bad meal I…read morehad in the 2 weeks I was there. Had the carbonara. It was flavorless. Service was also slow even by the laid back standards I experienced while in Italy.

I've been here at least 10 times. It is one of the best (if not THE best) restaurants in Treviso…read more It opened only about 2 years ago. Everything is great about it. Where do I start. Ok, I will make a list what is great: - A hip, 'young', yet Italian decoration (with Wi-Fi) - The food is served in a very alternative way. In jars, coloured square plates, beautifully decorated, with quality glasses and cutlery. - The food is clearly freshly made. Even the chocolate in the chocolate biscuit (desert served with vanilla mouse) tasted 'home made'. - The menu lists gluten-free items - The staff is willing to help you with your choice. I don't know much about wine so they suggested one to me. Last night we were there and the waiter knew the name of the wine my girlfriend wanted, before my girlfriend asked for it. - The restaurant has a wine store where the wine bottles on the menu and many more can be bought. The restaurant is also (just) a bar to 'just have a drink' (and a snack). On Sunday afternoon a la carte lunch is replaced by a buffet only (I did not try).

Great service and good selection in the menu. We were very satisfied overall with our mealread more

Our hotel front desk has been giving us the best recommendations during our stay in Venice, and…read morethis is our last dinner in Venice so we checked this one off the list. Soooo happy we list and ate here. I am a huge fan of the porcini mushroom, so I ordered the spaghetti with porcini mushrooms and king prawns. It was perfecto

We were charmed by the dining room of this place with wood beams and wine bottles. Service was very…read moreattentive by different people. My house wine was not listed on the menu as they only listed bottles and had little flavor. I had the sea bass which was the fish of the day. The menu says fish is for two people but the server explained that it could be ordered by one. A bit confusing. The server did a great job cleaning my fish and I found no bones! The grilled eggplant and zucchini accompanying were typical and nothing special. (Don't they have broccoli in Italy?) My husband had the orchietta with scallops and enjoyed it. I also had the chocolate souffle for dessert which was like a lava cake with a soft center. It was not overly sweet. We were served Complimentary Prosecco at the beginning and limoncello at the end! A very nice touch!

Branzino was cooked perfectly! The manager was very helpful & deboned fish along with recommending…read morea high quality Soave to accompany. A wonderful little place tucked away in the Dorsoduro neighborhood

Amazing service and amazing food. A local gem and worth the food and experience…read more House wine was amazing and two course lunch was terrific.

Came here because of the reviews off Google and not Yelp, which to be honest, aren't exactly…read moremultiple in nature. The place was full when we walked in but they seated us immediately at the only 2 person table left. Service was fast and polite and they even offered us English language menus as they saw me struggling to translate the Italian! Food was hot and beautiful seasoned, I asked the waitress if I could move in. Yes it's hip and there's no art on the walls but the fact it was packed from start to finish says they are doing something right and the something right is the food which speaks for itself. If you find yourself in Treviso then do yourself a favor and search this place out.

Locale molto intimo e accogliente in centro. Offre sia pizza sia cucina, entrambe di ottimo…read morelivello. Carta del menu con una proposta interessante, stagionale e molto sfiziosa. Lo staff é cordiale e simpatico

A "charming "corner bar away from the tourists and tourist prices!…read moreThey have fabulous prosecco for 5 euros and the cicellas (sp?) are very tasty tapas

Best Bellini's we've had since we've been to Venice and the surrounding islands. We had peach and…read morealso had a pear/ginger. Fresh fruit puree. None of the others we tried had the flavor these had. Everyone was very nice and quick at getting our 1st and 2nd orders. Saw the reviews on there food, we weren't quite ready for lunch but it looked and smelled great. Was tempted for a third round, it's been hotter than hell here this week but thought better and walked away.

Only giving three stars as there's no mention it's closed Tuesday. If I make it back I'll give more…read moreinformation ℹ .

We stayed at Colors for one night before our flight back home. This place is on the outskirt of…read moreVenice and is relatively close to the airport. You can have the frontdesk call a taxi for you. The night of our stay, we ate at the restaurant. The food here isn't exactly Italian. As a matter of fact, it's actually more American. Since it was the last night in Italy, I decided to go all out and splurged on a filet mignon. I was very satisfied with how my steak came out. It was perfectly medium rare as I ordered it. I'm always annoyed by how restaurants mess up on the rarity of the steak. Luckily, Colors did a good job at keeping my annoyance at bay. It was 20 euros well spent :) We got a room for 4. It was quite spacious with a sink. The common bathroom is at the end of the hallway shared by everyone on the floor. There is only one bathroom per floor, so accessibility is quite limited especially in the morning when everyone is trying to take a shower. The main complaint I have is the bed. Whoever thought to build a shelf that sticks halfway into the bed should be fired. The shelf can't be removed and you can easily bump into it during sleep. Not bad if you don't have an alarm clock. The service here is extremely friendly. They accommodated our fourth friend who wasn't originally booked without a fuss. On the morning when we were about to leave, the frontdesk staff gave us free pastries despite the fact we didn't purchase complimentary breakfast. She even asked if we wanted coffee. The service here alone would make me want to come back. In the end, I would still recommend Colors for those in Venice. Just be sure to wear a helmet when you sleep because you will definitely hit that stupid shelf!