What's great little Venetian find. This pastry shop and coffee bar opened in 1935. It's a locals…read moreexperience to be sure, and that's a great thing. It's a take away sorta place or a stand at the very small space inside or outside. The pastry selection is amazing and delicious. The service was prompt and efficient. While it was crowed it all seemed to work out just fine. When you travel, seek out authentic experiences- that's why you are traveling anyway, right. In any case we quite fancied this experience!

Very fresh pastries the croissant was amazing and the espresso was probably the best espresso that…read moreI've ever had. If you want something early this was the only place within/ near saint Marks square that was open at 6am.

An OG spot located in the central plaza. The ambience in the morning is immaculate with locals and…read moretourists enjoying pastries and coffee outdoors. Their sandwiches and pastries were delicious, one of my fave from the trip, as well as their cappucino.

Established in 1870, Andrea Rosa offered "home-delivered meals" for the Venetian palaces and…read morevillas. Today, spread across six generations, Rosa Salva is a renowned pastry shop situated near the Basilica dei Santi Giovanni e Paolo in the Castello district of Venice. This establishment offers a variety of traditional Venetian pastries, including bignè filled with zabaglione cream, Cannolo Siciliano, and pistachio croissants as well as homemade gelatos. My partner, our friends, family member, and I arrived in the mid-afternoon on a Sunday after our visit to Murano and the gondola ride nearby for some sweet treats. The outside terrasse was busy in the late morning and early afternoon, but beware of the pigeons. Some of us went inside and unfortunately didn't see much of a selection. Instead we opted for some gelatos such as mango & coconut , strawberry and lemon, and mango. All accompanied a nice wafer. They were good and fulfilled our needs. The price was comparable to the area. The staff was not welcoming as they need to be a bit motived. A real shame for a place that has a long tradition in Venice.

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.

Very much enjoyed an espresso and two pastries. One was filled with chantilly cream and the other…read morewas as mysterious as the dark side of the moon. And by mysterious, I simply mean i forgot what was in it. The store was pleasantly uncrowded at breakfast and I believe I will be back.

the service was quick and the caffe and pastries were delicious. The place was very nice and well…read moresuited for the foot traffic that it gets. Worth going back to it again.

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.

We loved Majer and the excellent service we received! They…read morehave a well stocked mini shop offering a lot of traditional Venetian baked goods at very reasonable prices, ideal also as gift ideas. Massimo was a delight to talk to. We will be back!

Amazing food! Great service! Beautiful restaurant. Walking distance to the Hilton. Modern. Great…read morewine selection. Great dessert.

Busy busy busy. We got lucky and got there at the right time. Ordered a bunch of sandwiches,…read moregrabbed our favorite San Carlo chips, and some drinks. The sandwiches took a few mins to prepare fresh in front of us. We then sat on the steps by the basilica to eat (and fight off the seagulls). Lots of patrons were coming and picking up orders while we waited so I assume you can call in an order to avoid waiting. The place was clean. There was a variety of sandwiches and smoothie options too. If you're in the area and need a snack stop by 60/40!

Perfect little Café away from the throngs of tourists. Excellent coffee, deserts, panini. Also…read morestocks beer, wine and snacks. It doesn't hurt that the owner and sole server is young and handsome. Speaks some English and helped me find a local market.

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!