5/5 Great service. The server asked if we wanted our fish deboned for us & we said yes…read more 4/5 Pizza siciliana €16.50- has anchovies, capers & olives, anchovies way too salty, otherwise really good, nice cheese pull, saucy, have had similar pizza from really good diners & Italian restaurants in NYC. 3/5 Branzino griglia €26.50- wish it had seasoning, needs some more salt too, comes w/ grilled veggies which also need more seasoning, they do have balsamic, police oil, salt & pepper on the side tho 4/5 Tiramisu €8- very light, creamy, not soggy like american tiramisu, just wish it was less sweet

Vegetarian friendly, And Marco was really good, he customized menu to accomodate our choices. We…read moreenjoyed the vibe sitting outside and loved the variety of pasta. Bellisimo!

We had grilled sea bass fillets here. The fish was very fresh, and the vegetables consisting of…read morepotatoes, zucchini, eggplant, peppers and tomato were delicious. The presentation was impressive. The staff was mostly nice and courteous and the inside was air conditioned and clean. At 12:30 there was only one other family dining in, but gradually, as we were finishing our meal, the room filled up. What they could improve: Place a little plate on the table for bread and olive oil while waiting for food to arrive, and ask if everything is alright during the meal. Also, the food is pricey! We loved our server though, a nice young woman.

This restaurant is just off the main street in Murano. The outdoor seating is in a pleasant little…read morecourtyard and they also have indoor seating available if you want. There is a good selection of food options and the portions are quite large. Everyone should be able to find a dish they enjoy! Everything is reasonably priced, so this is a good stop if you're visiting Murano.

I found a gem! Super high quality Italien food with a…read moremodern tough. You need to try! See rice is very knowledgeable and friendly and the ambience is inviting. Located far off the typical tourist routes.

There are a lot of good reviews on this restaurant, but my reason for the low rating is the limited…read moremenu selection, and what IS offered, as being unappealing. The offerings are very strange for an American. Be sure to find a menu and read it carefully before going there. The menu seemed like they are trying to be different than all other Italian restaurants in Venice. It was honestly the worst restaurant I have ever eaten at, in any country, irrespective of price, which was on the high side.

2 words- food poisoning. We came here for dinner on our first night in Venice because of the great…read morereviews. The staff was so kind and helpful! We sat indoors which felt so nice with the AC! The food and drinks were okay taste-wise. I would give the taste a 6.5 out of 10. Good yet not tons of flavor. The food was good for filling our tummies in the moment but not good enough to return. The worst part - food poisoning. I had the calamari and boyyyyy was I sick afterwards. It turned our experience from "okay" to "ouchhhhh". Unfortunately, we will not be returning for more. :(

The food was amazing!!!! It came out hot, cooked perfectly and so delicious. We are only in Venice…read morefor 3 days and will come back again. It is NOT a tourist trap! The service was impeccable! They were courteous, very friendly and attentive. Everything came out in a timely manner. It is located on a charming street next to the canal. I wish we had eaten here for dinner because they have lights strung back and forth across the street. The prices are excellent. I promise you will be so happy you ate here!!

We went to this restaurant because it was close to our hotel and was family owned. We like to…read moresupport family owned businesses. They offered a price fixed menu for €13. We had Lasagna Bolognese, Straccetti Manzo with Rosemary Polenta, and Insalata Mista (beef strips with polenta and mixed salad). The restaurant was bright and cheerful. The staff very welcoming and friendly. The food was delicious!

Great atmosphere and reasonable prices. They have a tourist special that was 16 euros for 3…read morecourses. A main pasta, a second protein, and a side. Can't beat that price point. I forgot to take a picture of my dish, which was spaghetti with clams (10/10). The food was very flavorful and fresh. The service team is kind and friendly, but took a long time. We had to ask for our second course and bill. Overall, this was an enjoyable experience and I would recommend this place to visitors of Venice.

Amazing seafood and pasta. Great experience all around. Beware it can flood at high tide when…read moreraining heavily. The staff knows how to deal with it.

We came here looking for some less touristy Venetian food. They were full inside for lunch on a…read moreweekday in October but were able to set up a table for us outside along with some other tables. They started with an amuse of polpette of tuna. I got a Spritz Artigianale with Select (Select over Aperol in Venice..) Starters: - Local razor clams: much smaller than we've had elsewhere but super flavorful and so great - Carpaccio of local fish: sea bass, tuna, swordfish, and shrimp - all very fresh, with olive oil and salt. It came with a wasabi sauce and a tartar type of sauce, but we liked the simple, plain preparation - Spaghetti with shrimp and prawns alla busara: with an uni like sauce on top, rich and good in texture - Fettuccine: fresh pasta with spider crab sauce Service was friendly, and the outside setting was actually really nice because it was a quiet area - nice as a more relaxing lunch stop just far enough away from the Rialto Market.

Al Fora was an absolutely outstanding find during our trip to Venice! We sat outside, soaking in…read morethe atmosphere while enjoying an incredible meal from start to finish. We started with the prosciutto and melon, and it was melt-in-your-mouth perfection. The bruschetta was some of the best I've ever had -- a little drizzle of balsamic vinegar took it over the top. For our main, we shared a pizza topped with mushrooms, pepperoni, prosciutto, and cheese, and it did not disappoint. Every bite was incredible. Our waiter really made the experience special, recommending a Pinot Grigio that paired perfectly with everything we ordered. Attentive without being intrusive, and clearly knew the menu inside and out. I left Al Fora with a huge smile on my face and a fully satisfied appetite. If you're in Venice, this spot is a must-visit!

Had dinner here the last day of my trip and it was the best way to end it. The owner, who is a…read moresommelier, recommended us a bottle that was a perfect fit for my taste! Him and the staff were all friendly and engaging. The location is more local, with families and friends dining, which gives you that authentic vibe. The food was so tasty, every ingredient was fresh. I cannot recommend this enough. Thank you so much!

The location of Al Mariner is amazing! Right by a canal and several bridges it has a perfect…read moreVenezian vibe. There are many restaurants and bars in the neighborhood and it was one of the most lively places we came across in Venice. It seemed like the neighborhood is very popular amongst young locals, we saw many were sitting by the canal or on the bridge, sipping wine, smoking cigarettes, chatting and singing. The scene was a true definition of merry making. I got the black Tagliolini pasta with Pistachio and Tuna with a house wine. It was one of the best pasta I have ever tasted and one of the best meals I had in Italy. Yummy! Definitely stop by for the food and the vibe, I regret not getting the Tiramisu as we had plans elsewhere.

The food was great and the staff was helpful and friendly. We really enjoyed atmosphere and…read moreexperience. We felt like we were locals at our favorite lunch spot. We definitely recommend stopping by and enjoying a meal.