Unassuming little wine bar. They smartly offer coffee and those addictive Venetian donuts (with the…read moremiddle layer of cream) in the morning hours, and the location on one of the main drags of Canareggio is super convenient (as well as a cool hideaway). The girl working there was super friendly and we had a very nice respite from the rainy walk to San Marco.

Coffee cold, food just fried and heated by microwave. Don't trust the pictures you see.read more

5 stars from us! Music was great, wine amazing and food just... oh my god! We had carbonara and…read morelasagna Bolognese and it was just the most tasteful! Highly recommend!

Tonight I ventured over to Osteria dei Sapori for dinner. I had walked past this place a few times…read moreover the last few days and finally decided to give it a try. Their outdoor seating area is spacious and every time I passed by it was packed. That's usually a pretty good sign that the food is worth the stop. Now one thing I still haven't found anywhere in Italy is good old Southern hospitality. I guess that's expected since I'm a long way from the good ole USA South. But I'm adjusting, and honestly I came here for the food, not warm welcomes and waiters calling me "darlin'." I ordered a Coca-Cola because as a certified water snob, I'm still searching for that magical glass of water over here. For dinner I ordered the Spaghetti allo Scoglio. Sounds fancy, right? If you know Italian, I'm sure it does. I was just thankful the menu also said "spaghetti with seafood" underneath it so I didn't accidentally order octopus eyeballs or something. When the dish hit the table it looked like Michelangelo himself had snuck into the kitchen and started plating pasta instead of painting ceilings. I grabbed the fork, rolled the pasta onto the spoon like a seasoned Italian for about three seconds, and took a bite. Bam. There it is boys. The best pasta dish I've had since touching down on this foreign land. The sauce was hot, creamy, and cooked to perfection. The seafood was fantastic and every bite was loaded with flavor. This dish absolutely hit the 5 mark for food quality. I'm giving the overall experience 4 stars because I had to ask for bread and they're still lacking that Southern hospitality touch. But the food was excellent, the outdoor seating was great, and this is definitely a place I may find myself back at again before leaving Venice.

Pizza wasn't bad, 7/10. Just your standard pizza, but better than anything else I had in Venice…read more Service wasn't great though. I asked for a margarita pizza and the worker at the front gave me a cheese pizza. I clarified that I wanted a margarita with tomato, basil, and mozzeralla, and he said this is it. I would have pointed to the pizza if it was out there but it wasn't. Then right after I pay the margarita pizza comes out of the oven.

A popular pizza by the slice and coffee spot. On the smaller side so it does get crowded during the…read morerush. Love that they reheat their slices for you so that they get nice and toasty. Baked goods were delicious as well.

Great spot in Venice, prompt service, hreat specials, had an aperol spritz and some tapas for 7.50,…read moreall was great!

This is a great coffee spot in Venice. It's off the beaten path and you won't be around tons of…read moretourists. Enjoy an expresso in the afternoon or a cappuccino in the morning. The service is friendly. And there's seating inside and outside. It's a great location!

A pleasant place to sit down and have a dessert. It's located right by the canal. It was breezy and…read moreshaded. We ordered coffee, teramisu. I also ordered cannoli but instead she gave me a chocolate cake pretending it was cannoli. It was disappointing. When I asked about it later on the clerk just laughed.

There might be a lot of places to go in Venice for coffee, but if you are a person who loves a…read moreexcellent cup and made well then come here. He gentleman who prepares your expresso took 6th place in the Italian championship. Excellent service and kind people!

My favorite caffe in Venice! Love this place, never disappoints and so many locals here because…read moreit's off the beaten path in an alley. Great coffee and the standard I hold all others to. The ambiance is very local and the service is quick and friendly.

Definitely off the beaten path, fresh food, fresh pastries, lovely service to your table, lovely…read moreambience, staff is warm and welcoming. Absolutely loved this side alley, lovely caffe.

I saw many shops with the arancino by the windows so I really wanted to try one before leaving the…read morecity. On our last day in Venice, we stopped by Dolce Vita Pasticceria. We had the Arancino with Ham and Cheese (4,50€). We were exploring the area in the morning so we asked for takeaway, or to go. The lady warmed it up for me. Biting into it was so intriguing. The exterior was a gritty corn exterior. We think it was a corn meal exterior? The inside was very cheese. The ham was rich and decadent. Definitely a nice snack and worth trying when exploring but it was definitely pricy for a small snack.

I stopped in this dessert shop one late afternoon during an intrepid day of exploring the…read morebeautiful city of Venice. The sweet shop is gleaming crisp white, clean, and very inviting. The sweets are highlighted in showcases. The croissants look buttery, and the other desserts are beautifully displayed. For a short respite from sightseeing, I enjoy a buttery croissant with an espresso. The service is quick and easy. Stop in here for a sweet treat, dessert, and great tasting coffee drink.

My husband and I are enjoying our stroll on the square when the bell tower went off... it's time…read morefor lunch.. this place have nice and friendly staff and the food is delicious

This place is a café/bar mixture. I think that it really exists for the hotel (Hotel San Geremia)…read morenext door... but that works too! The lady at reception gave me a ticket, so I went next door to have a cocktail after checking in. 50% off of breakfast, 20% off of everything else. You can order snacks, but it looked like everyone was really just there for the alcohol. I had a Belini because that's what you should get in Venice. I was pleasantly surprised when it wasn't the pre-made concoction they sell as souvenirs! It may not be a Belini from Harry's, but I thought it was pretty good! In the morning I went down for breakfast and got an Americano and Apricot Croissant. The Croissant was still warm and it was really lovely. Overall, it's a pretty good place to get a quick bite or a drink.

A very pleasant cafe to grab a cappuccino and sit outside by the canals. I'm sure there are plenty…read moreof other places like this in Venice, and I'm not necessarily saying you need to go out of your way to come here, but if you happen to be in the area in the morning, then why not? The cappuccino was top notch, as you can expect from Italy, and the staff was friendly and cheerful. The seating by the canal made it feel special. An overall pleasant experience.

A pleasant enough place to sit and have a pre- or post-dinner cocktail. We went after dinner at Tre…read moreArchi across the canal. We both went for Gin Fizzes which were reasonably priced at around 6 euros. I thought they were quite weak but Edd's seemed to be stronger than mine. Quite a large cocktail menu and we probably would have popped back the next night but it was raining so no outside seating and inside was busy.

Stopped for a quick morning cappuccino, but the hubs found something to eat he loved. I just wanted…read moreto sit outside and enjoy the early sights before all the tourists were out. (Yes I am a tourist also) this place is perfect for that. They have a variety of sandwiches, pastries and coffee. Also juices and other drinks for those who don't do java. There is inside and outside seating. I prefer outside, until someone starts smoking. Unfortunately there is a lot of that here in Italy. Our server was nice, but misunderstood our order due to language barrier, but he tried. He got my coffee right and that was all that mattered to me, I didn't need to eat that sandwich anyway! Great place for a quick bite in main street.

We were looking for a place to grab breakfast on our first morning in Venice. After a few block of…read morerestaurants offering similar options, New Street 1815 caught our attention. The place had both inside and outside sitting. I had a ham and cheese panini with a glass of green apple juice, my wife had a cappuccino. We sat outside, and the food was brought to us a few minutes later. My wife enjoyed her coffees and I enjoyed my panini. The price was reasonable and the service was friendly. I good place to grab breakfast or a drink, since they had a bar behind them.