Service was top notch, the people are the heart of this place. Locals and tourist were coming and…read morethey have options on the patio (street side) or inside. There is a cheap take away next door over pouring into the streets so we went inside. I didn't feel like it had ambiance of a romantic place. It was more of a nieghborhood restaurant comparable to an Applebee's. We got house wine from tap and from bottle. Tried the red beer of Venice. My husband likes his beer. I thought both beer and wine was "oke" but nothing to have again. We enjoyed the tortellini the most! The spinach and mozzarella stuff ravioli in a salmon cream sauce was delightful and should be tried. Presentation was on point. The pizza was ok. I didn't care for the crust after trying so many in Venice. The menu said spicy and I was expecting the heat but it never came, just grease. Bread for table was without taste. The salad was fresh! It was very sweet the serve offered us lemonchello and I will say it was the best we have had so far in vience. We would go back for that to go. In all it costs us 50 Euro for the date.

I saw this place on TripAdvisor. I thought the setting was interesting in the pictures, but when I…read morewent there it was charming. The waiter and staff were all kind and very helpful when recommending dishes. Seafood pasta is a must, quite filling, it could serve 2. Everything here is good.

Stunning view...sub-par food. That pretty much sums it up for me. I would go back for the view…read moreand some wine, but take my business elsewhere for dinner. My husband and I ordered the following and shared all 3 dishes - caprese salad, salad with prosciutto and Parmesan, and green risotto. All I can really say about all 3 is..not terrible but definitely not amazing. Flavors were bland compared to other similar dishes we had at other Venetian restaurants. The mozzarella cheese was cold and firm...not the delicious creamy burrata I was expecting. Wine was good....we got a Sangiovese blend on the cheaper end and it was great. See pic for label. The view was fantastic - the best we've seen in Venice so far when it comes to sunset dinner views. Attached a picture. The view made it all worth it.

We stopped here on a whim for a light lunch. My daughter and I shared the ravioli. It was great,…read moredefinitely recommend getting out of the tourist area and stopping by this place for lunch or dinner. The view is great as well. Our wine was pretty terrible, but I think it is because we got the last two glasses out of the bottle.

Stopped in after walking San Marco Square. Food was good, portions are decent. 3€ cover charge…read morethough.

Amazing food and service. The map is so wrong. Look it up in google maps. The location is across…read morethe Rialto bridge.

There is no shortage of rotten meals in the culinary wasteland that is Venice, but this place is…read moreone of the worst offenders. They do just about everything wrong and nothing right. As with most restaurants in town, they cater to tourists -- which means that don't CARE if they have good service or good food because most of their guests are one-time visitors. If you go here, order the pasta not the pizza, not the salads, not anything else. It's not that the pasta is incredible, but at least it's made fresh in house and it's the least odious thing you can order. We had two different pizzas, pesto pasta, and a shrimp salad. The pasta was the only thing that was semi-decent. The shrimp salad was truly disgusting, with a gross mix of "wild" greens, shredded carrots, a mealy tomato, canned corn and what appeared to be tinned shrimp (not fresh). It was actually insulting to be served something like this. The four cheese pizza was covered with the most foul smelling and rancid tasting cheeses ever -- and I LOVE stinky cheese. I swear something was wrong with that pizza. The kitchen even messed up a classic salami pie. The pasta was the star but that's not saying much. Be aware that this place will do anything to overcharge you. They tried to sneak in an extra glass of wine charge (we only ordered 2 glasses but they tried to charge us for 3 on the check) but when we caught them and called them on it, the waiter got downright abusive about it. They already pad the bill with a ridiculous water charge (no tap water allowed although it's completely safe to drink) and a stupid cover charge for every single diner. The menu even warns that they may use frozen ingredients in their dishes, which tells you all you need to know.

Trying to get in for an early dinner, as we had show tickets, we arrived just as they opened. The…read morechef was running late...but that didn't stop our server!!! We were sat in the dining room to the right (simple and elegant), and ordered a bottle of wine (Langhe Nebbiolo). The wine was excellent, and the wait was short. We shared a fish appetizer with delicious tuna, herring, baccalau, shrimp, and an octopus salad. For mains, we enjoyed the fried fish dinner, and sword fish (with olives and tomatoes). I'm sure dessert would have been awesome - but we had to run.

We loved this restaurant! The food was delicious and beautifully served. The place is an old house…read moreremodeled and has a magical vibe. Our server was a rock star. She recommended food pairings, wine and dessert. She deserves six stars!

It was a beyond restaurant, the manager was very good, and the atmosphere was fantastic. That being…read moresaid, the food was unfortunately not worth the price. It is very expensive and it was the worst of the meals that we had in Venice. Even the things we did enjoy, such as the plate of regional cheeses, was only 6 pieces of cheese and some honey for 20 euros. For that price we expected a little more than we got. Also, the king crap appetizer was very small and bland, and it was 24 euros. We would go back for drinks, bread, and some starters, but it is far to expensive and the food is mediocre.

Great place to eat while you're in Venice! Part 2 of my Italian trip was Venice (for obvious…read morereasons!). We came here on the recommendation of a local who befriended us while we were having cicchetti at a small place in Giudecca. He said this is where he would come to eat for dinner, and when an Italian local tells you this, you take his recommendation. We ordered the bass carpaccio, and it was spectacular! It is prepared tableside in a very impressive manner, and then doused in fresh lemon juice, olive oil, and champagne. A really unique dish, and very tasty too. We also had the squid ink pasta, a Venetian specialty, which we enjoyed. I would definitely come back next time I am in Venice!

Amazing. Best place we are in Venice. Get the crab and the whole fish and watch Stefano filet it in…read morefront of you!

We went here based on good yelp reviews, and it did not disappoint. They took us in even though it…read morewas a few minutes before closing time for lunch. We had the octopus salad, the fried calamari, and the seafood pasta, and everything was absolutely delicious and fresh. If this was in Venice where we were staying for the night, I would've gone back for dinner!

I really recommend this restaurant if you are visiting Venice and especially if you are doing a…read moreDIY-tour visiting Murano and Burano. I found it hard to find a nice quiet spot on the Murano and Burano islands except on this small Mazzorbo island next to Burano, connected by a bridge The restaurant is one where locals escape to in their weekends. They hop on the boat, jump off at the Mazzorbo stop, have lunch and go back to Venice. It has a nice garden with tables both in the sun and in the shadow. They have a daily menu, but not the typical tourist menu, which is nice and really value for money. The food and wine is good, prices OK, coffee excellent, the location excellent.

Date of visit: May 29, 2025…read more Our last official meal in Venice was this charming, canal-side restaurant in Murano. Outside of restaurants and places selling glass, there really isn't all that much here on Murano, but maybe that's just me. Thankfully we had a great meal with a very lively server whom my mom just adored. Unfortunately his name was not on the receipt or I would name check him here too as we really enjoyed himm. My spaghetti with meat sauce was great and being able to dine outside near the water was a nice touch. If you find yourself wandering Murano, you should be obliged to dine at Marlin.

After walking around for almost an hour looking for lunch, we found the perfect spot! Excellent…read morepizza & service, plus a table by the canal. We split the Della Casa pizza & it was a perfect choice! Add 2 drafts and we were set! Yum!!!