This place looks so unassuming but this was probably one of my favorite bites across my entire…read moreItaly trip. I can still remember biting through the thick but airy focaccia to the crisp bottom - I have no idea how they get this texture so perfect but it might be one of the best focaccia's I've had in my entire life. We shared 3 slices between the 3 of us so we could try them all. The mushroom and proscuitto one was my favorite, but I also really liked the spicy salami one and the tomato pesto. All the ingredients tasted so fresh and paired so well together. I was so happy after this meal and would definitely recommend this spot for anyone in Venice!

Quick stop for a quick snack and this place did not disappoint. Fresh and hot these pizza was…read moredelicious with a crispy crust and an abundance of toppings. Service was fast and friendly.

We were at St Mark's Square and enjoying the evening. After spending enough time at the square we…read morewere on the way to Rialto Bridge through those narrow cobbled streets (oh what a feeling). We saw this pizza shop and though we were not much hungry pizza in Italy, who say no so we decided to try this. We did not order much, we asked for their specialty and their server said, chicken pizza is his favorite and we ordered the same. Yes, it was a great one. Small chicken pieces with onion on pizza and fresh tomato sauce as a base. Wow. Ambiance I like it pretty much. Graffiti of Venice on the wall, it was creative. Not a very popular joint, but I would say go and try their pizza and service.

Great price, great food, excellent service!!! Couldn't wait to eat, pic was midway through lol!read more

I had my first slice of pizza in Italy at Pizzeria L'Angelo, and it was so memorable that I had to…read morereturn. Throughout our three-week trip across Italy, this pizzeria remained one of the standouts -- I kept thinking about it no matter where we traveled. The spicy salami pizza is exceptional, topped with generous slices of salami. While the service can be a bit brusque, simply grab your pizza and find a nearby spot to enjoy it. I highly recommend this place for a delicious, quick meal in Venice. At €3 per slice, it's one of the best values you'll find in the city.

The pizza was amazing but the servers were not very nice…read more One said to me, just take it or don't take it. I was like what? Maybe he was having an off night The first server forgot my salad. But like I said the pizza is brilliant Good luck!

Well, the missus and the cousins have finally arrived from the South, and today marked their first…read morefull day in Italy. What better way to spend it than wandering around Venice and enjoying dinner at Rossopomodoro? They're still in the "Italy training program" and these menus tend to confuse them, so after three weeks here I felt obligated to guide them toward the promised land. After much studying, debating, and staring at menus, it was finally time to order. I went with the Tagliatelle alla Bolognese, and the wife and I shared a salad. When that salad hit the table, it nearly stole the entire show. We drizzled on a little balsamic vinaigrette, added a shake of salt and pepper, and suddenly we were ready to dance right there in the alley. Fresh tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, crisp greens--every ingredient tasted like it had been picked that morning. It was outstanding. The pasta was very good, but today the salad was the undisputed champion of the meal. Of course, dining outside along Venice's busy walkways only adds to the experience. Watching people pass by while enjoying great food is one of those simple pleasures that makes Venice such a special place. Rossopomodoro delivered a fantastic meal and a great evening. The newcomers survived their first full day in Italy, and I'd say they're off to a pretty good start.

Loved this place so much I ate there twice whil I was in Venice. The Tre pomodori e ricotta was SO…read moregood. And it was a great little place to sit and hang out. The people were nice and very accommodating. I highly recommend this place. !

The pizza was 4 euros a slice and was great. Fast service and very nice people. Pizza was amazingread more

Sansovino is one of the few takeout, pizza by the slice, places that we encountered in Venice. All…read moreI can say is good luck finding it because they literally have no sign on the front of the store. If you're searching, it is located near Hotel Ala. There's a small bridge on the side of the hotel. Take the bridge and walk down the road. If you reach another square, you've gone too far. We bought two slices and headed back to our hotel for the evening. The slices are good. They are reasonably priced. They also sell pizza by the pie. Not bad if you're looking to have a romantic evening inside or just to get away from the crowds.

Really great place for pizza in Venice. Will be coming back again while im here on vacation.read more

Horrific service, y'all. Overpriced, and rude folks. It's like they are upset about the fact that…read morethey have to serve the peasants who grace their presence. Hard, hard pass. At least they have free wifi.

The food is good but you can find better in area. The setting is nice particularly if you are…read moreeating outside. The older gentleman -- who I think is the owner -- can be prickly but otherwise the service is good.

Authentic Italian in a quiet area of Venice. Excellent service, everyone is SO ATTENTIVE and…read morewelcoming. All the food was incredible. We had a white lasagna which had a creamy meat sauce, I've never had a lasagna this good. The caprese salad, also the best I've had (I'm a huge fan of caprese salad). The dessert was nice, is wasn't an overwhelming chocolate.

Very fun place with delicious food! The tocino cheese appetizer was delicious, one of the best…read morethings I've had in Italy. Service was also great, got free limoncello shots at the end!

We got to this restaurant because of its high rating on Google Maps. And it turned out true. We got…read morethere on Sunday night, at about 8 o'clock or even later. That's why some of the dishes we initially wanted were out. However, what we got was wonderful. I had beef in red wine sauce, which was super juicy and delicious. My husband had fettuccine with duck and was extremely pleased with his choice. We ordered half a liter of house wine, which was very good and finished off with crème brûlée, which was prepared, literally at the table. And to make our evening even more pleasant, there was a live music with a nice guitar player singing crowd favorites. The overall check was on a high side (100€), but with music and all in al, the overall value was reasonable.

This is a place where the locals eat. It's a very small place but the service, value, and food are…read morephenomenal. It's rare to find a quiet place, out of the touristy path where you can get honest food for a great price. We ordered the wood fired pizza and weren't disappointed. We got the N'duja and pepperoni (*** warning, the N'duja is spicy hot***) and the seafood pizza (outstanding). Highly recommend, especially in the evening.

Date of visit: May 28, 2025…read more The rule for tourist towns such as Venice: Avoid any place that has pictures on the menu outside, folks waving you in, or giant signs outside. Al Garzoti doesn't have any of these things, with their name only appearing inside on the bar. Service is nothing to write home about; our waiter who looked like a young Nick Jonas, minus the charm, barely interacted with us, but the food he brought us was wonderful! If you've already had some pizza while in Italy, then go with a calzone instead. They are large and a great value, too. Note the ingredients first, though; Italians do not like substitutions. I tried a pezzo di pizze with ham and that too, was great!

Great creamy gelato! I was looking around for the gelato in tins rather than stacked up because…read morethat's what people say is best and it did not disappoint! The coffee, mango, and lemon were all great. We even went twice in one day :)

I've been in Italy for over a week and this is the best gelato we've had so far! Come here and it's…read moreright next to the gondola's that will take you through the Grant now and the Rialto Bridge