The best cappuccino we had on our trip. We got there right after opening 2 days in a row. Maybe go…read morea little later so that they have more pastries out. They speak very little English and lots of locals. Service was good.

This place has some tasty baked pastry. We tried almond tart and hazelnut cookie; they are simply…read moredelicious. I promised myself to go back again the next morning for their coffee and more baked goods.

Great food, service and ambiance. We had our dinner in the…read moregarden area, Seafood pasta, tuna tartar , scallop pesto pasta. Etc with a complimentary wine

Too busy. Food is not bad, ambience I really like. It's just that it's way too busy. It was good…read morefor what we needed. I don't recommend unless you got a lot of time to kill. They didn't have the food we wanted. There is bathroom and waiter is nice. I felt like they weren't prepared for the amount of customers they get. If they prepared the plates and napkins before they open, they could save lots of time

Delicious pastries and coffee. Very local feel. Purveyor was kind though limited in English.read more

Amazing pastry shop, with all kinds of pastries to choose from. Just a short walk from the train…read morestation. I've been here several times and they never fail to impress.

Eventhough it was end of day and not much was left....our little selection of "sweet testers" were…read moreall GREAT! Will definitely be back!

We wanted to pistachio items but they were all sold out when we arrived :( We ended up getting a…read moretiramisu, but we thought it was too sweet and creamy.

I saw a YouTube video about I Tre Mercanti being the best tiramisu in Italy, so obviously I had to…read moresee what the hype was about. I found that I Tre Mercanti sold more than just tiramisu. They also sold cannoli and macarons, coffees, and jarred food items. We started our wait at the bridge, which didn't look too long from there. Once we reached the door, I saw that the queue continued to snake inside. I waited an hour to finally order. They make tiramisu freshly daily, including different flavors. I felt compelled to try all 3 that they had in stock at the moment. I noticed that the flavors did switch up while I was there as employees appeared to be making new batches with a pistachio colored cream. I tried the classic tradition, amaretto & almond milk, and hazelnut. Call me crazy but the the traditional one was my least favorite of the 3. Sure, it was a tasty tiramisu, but this is the best in all of Venice? The other 2, however, exceeded my expectations. The hazelnut tasted like a Ferrero Rocher, and the amaretto & almond milk was my favorite since I'm a huge fan of marzipan type of flavors.

good tiramisu, the cake was soggier than i wanted though. pistachio was good too. tiramisuread more

The only thing I can say about this pastry shop is wow. And wow again. This was highly recommended…read moreby the owners of the apartment that we rented when we were in Venice. Delicious fresh cannolis cookies pastries, we were very sad to leave them. Very convenient location with reasonable prices too.

Friendly staff and the price is reasonable. I ended up getting the croissant and latte. They don't…read moreaccept Amex but visa is accepted here. They just opened two months ago. My tip is to get here early as it can get crowded earlier in the day starting at 830 am. It was one of the few shops open at 730 am on a Sunday.

The hot chocolate was mediocre and the "milkshake" is a milky smoothie, we ordered a vanilla…read moremilkshake and our waitress said they don't have vanilla and then waited a few seconds to tell us what they did have. The bathroom was small with a loose seat and the toilet paper was worse than a napkin in a normal restaurant. The bathroom also has a window that goes straight onto a street and the only thing stopping people looking in is 2 plants and a box of candles. Their napkins felt like parchment paper. I don't speak Italian but I can understand enough to tell when the wait staff are making fun of me for being an American. ):

Nice place to pick up coffees and morning pastries. The proprietor and his wife are very friendly…read moreand helpful, even for an American who can't speak Italian. A basic selection of good pastries.

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.

meh. wanted to try but it was eh. first cookie was a rock. pistachio square had nice cream but very…read moredoughy.

The best bakery we went to in Venice. After an afternoon in the Jewish ghetto. Could not get enough…read moreof their pastries and managed to buy seemingly all of them. Their pistachio square! The jelly squares! The chocolate hamantaschen! Oh my gosh! This Kosher bakery outfit everybody and it's the first place I'd come back to. 5 stars!!!