Excellent food. My wife has celiac Tagliolini (their gluten free pasta option) with five cheese…read moresauce and it was wonderful- very creamy and cheesy. I demolished her leftovers. I got the the Pasta di Gragnano con capesante e pomodorini secchi di Sicilia (substitute gluten free tagliolini). It was very tasty with a garlicky, buttery sauce that has a fresh scallop taste and savory flavor from the mushrooms. Both were 10/10 but very different delivery.

Service was amazing. Faruque was the best. My family has been in Italy for 8 days now and ate at…read morenumerous restaurants, this is by far the best hospitality we had our whole trip. The food was delicious!! Amazing. Everything did not miss. This feels like the best restaurant in Venice by far. I recommend this place to all who are here and save it for a must night out dinner. Enjoy!

Visiting from America-Tourist Warning. We came here for a…read moresit-down dinner and ordered two pizzas and two salads, which totaled €67. Unfortunately, the food was very average, nothing memorable, and the overall meal felt rushed and not worth the price. Service was ok for most of the meal, but the ending was uncomfortable. We were the only ones given a check holder stating that "tip was not included." And then being asked outright what amount to we were giving. For anyone visiting Italy tipping is not expected as service is usually included. Being put on the spot felt awkward and was wrong. And I definitely felt upset that we were being taken advantage of.

The ambiance was great. This little hole in the wall had great food and great service. The waiter…read morewas great with recommendations and very interactive. I would definitely recommend this restaurant.

I'm prompted with Food, Service, and Ambiance. This spot is…read moretucked around a corner and we stumbled upon it. The service was fantastic and our waiter had such a great sense of humor and command of English. His knowledge of our merlot was impressive. The food was top notch especially the Tira misu increbile! The ambiance was incredible. Again, we stumbled upon it... tucked in between alleys it was away from the Venice hustle and bustle and such a family atmosphere. Find it and go to it.

The food here was fabulous, but the service we received was even better. I'm sure the host heard me…read moredithering about vegetables, and suggested when we ordered to bring a salad for us to share to start. It was probably on the menu somewhere, but... The service overall was attentive but not crowding: I left feeling well cared for and well fed. A truly wonderful evening.

We bumped into this place by accident, and of course, with the help of yelp. The Service here was…read moreexcellent. The pasta was so fresh. So delicious. I swear I'm so full and it wasn't overbearing overseas or over salted. The drinks were great as well. We definitely come back. I would recommend this to anybody in the area. It's also very pretty and it has nice. Calming music. Very great ambience.

We checked into our hotel around 1:30pm when most restaurants were closing after the lunch hour. I…read moresaw that Dal Moro's was nearby, and pasta on-the-go sounded like a good option for a late lunch. My husband and I found the queue, which didn't appear to be that long of a wait. There were a lot of people, of course, but they were filling orders quickly. While waiting in line, you pass by the window into the kitchen where you can see staff members freshly making pasta. It was good to know that even pasta out of a box can be prepared with the freshest ingredients. I ordered the pesto with garlic and pecorino, and it was honestly one my favorite pastas I've had in Italy. My pasta came with rigatoni, which was perfectly al dente.

Every time when we're in Venice, All Arco is an absolute must. This time we've came here for lunch…read morethree times even. It's still the Gold standard for Cicchetti here in Venice. It's a cozy little bar. Staff is fantastic, friendly and helpful - despite being very very busy at all times. It's popular with both locals and tourists. And for good reason. They've got a huge range of fantastic cicchetti. And nice, affordable wine, prosecco and more. There are only four tables outside and limited space to stand inside. Most visitors just hang around in front of the Bar. We've managed to get a table each visit still. We've had some of our favorites again: Gorgonzola with anchovies, some with sardines, some with bacalau. Some with prosciutto or lardo. Smoked fish or salmon All great stuff. But also this time we've discovered some new ones: With crudo di mare (raw fish/seafood), shrimp and sour onions, mushroom cream topped with mushrooms, bacon and artichokes. They've also got other snacks like fried bacalau. Really: Every single item here was delicous. They are just the best at what they're doing. And that since a long time. It never disappoints and is well worth the money. Depending on the day and time they do not always have all and/or the same cicchetti. Even more reason to come back to get some more. And we will definitely be back.

When I was in Venice and looking for food recommendations, many places online suggested Bar…read moreAll'Arco as a restaurant to check out for cichetti. Since it was in walkable distance from where I was staying, I decided to check it out for lunch. The bar is pretty small, so I think taking it to go is usually what many people do. I got there close to when it opened so it wasn't crowded and I was able to order right away. I decided to try a few of their cichetti that had seafood on it like fish and fried squid. These are all bite-sized so I would definitely recommend getting multiple to try out the different flavors, especially with the different cheeses/creams they add. The food here was very fresh, and I liked the flavors a lot so I'm glad that I went to try it out. Overall, if you're in Venice then this is a good spot to check out!

We had no idea that this was a chain until later, but in retrospect, I can see the signs now…read more Regardless, this location had a lot in common with the other places we ate in Venice. The pizza here is the highlight, and indeed, it was pretty excellent, though I would say in general, we had nothing but excellent pizza while anywhere in Italy. The pasta we had was... just ok, and the very large salad we all split was really good. The best part of this place, and dining in Venice generally, is taking in all the sights and sounds while eating streetside. It's such a unique place to be, and without the sound of cars everywhere, still give you a little bit of that old world feel... speaking of Venice of course, because other than this being in an old building, everything inside Rossopomodoro was pretty modern. Sorry I don't have much more to say about the food at this place. We had a lot of memorable meals while in Italy, and this one just didn't stick out like the others, though it was perfectly fine.

The tell of how good Rossopomodora was immediately apparent when I got a text message saying my…read morecard was charged to McDonalds....yep...owned by the same folks that own the Mickey D's down the block. Really Mediocre luke warm food that was really meh. The Arancini was almost cold. Pizza was greasy and cold. Okay the Bombolina was not cold....but that's a donut...da. It was probably the best thing. Walk farther and avoid this place...there are too many places that serve better food.

Delightful tiny restaurant, with kind service. Had a few spritzes, a cheese plate and they gave me…read morea warm GF roll when my family had regular breads with olive oil. It was very good. We also got the cicchetti plate GF, and it was very good. My family who is not GF also agreed! Would highly recommend, but not good for large groups- mainly 2 to 4 people. Also the GF tiramisu was incredible!!!

Food was ok, house white was BLA, bass was ok, in the end $200 bill no way go somewhere else trust…read moreme

I went to this location today. The staff wasn't friendly at all. But what got me was when I ordered…read moremy bill it was 24.60 euro. I told the lady at the counter I was going to pay with cash and I gave her 50 euro. She asked if I had change and I told no and and apologized. She gave me 25 euro back and said nothing. I guess she thought I didn't speak Italian since I was American and she had told me the price in Italian. I asked her where was the rest of my change and she told me well she didn't have change so that was it. Now she could have given me an extra cicchetti but she didn't. I looked at her and said well if you need that 2 euro so bad keep it. I wonder how many tourist have they stolen from. But yeah they don't care because people will still flock to them but not me. That was my first and last time going there. LADRI!!

We really enjoyed our dinner of cichetti here on a rainy June night. Very casual pub style…read moreatmosphere. Ordered by walk up to the counter and then pick up after they were plated and heated if needed.

It's a gluten free products store. Cookies, savory and lots of other ready and to cook pasta etc…read more It should be your first stop in Venice. Azurra is also a treasure trove of info about restaurants that serve gluten free with care. Right address is in the photos too 3763 Calle de la Racheta

The real reason to come here is to get suggestions on Gluten Free dining throughout Venice. Bring a…read moremap so they can mark down where the restaurants are. The people we met there were extremely friendly, and were excited to tell us their restaurant recommendations and even took us through the store showing us their favorite local GF pastries. They told us the owner trains and tests the restaurants regularly, so you can trust their recommendations to be well vetted. The most unique thing we saw while there was pre-made ice cream in a gluten free cone. There were also baking supplies, candy, and lots of interesting pasta shapes that are difficult to find GF in the US -- it's just sad pasta is difficult to put in a suitcase without crushing. Overall the selection was slim. Of course; this is from the perspective of someone living in SF who has lots of access to GF items; so take that in context.

Not a good experience. As soon as we sat down, our waiter asked if he could pick out the wine for…read moreus and he selected one of the most expensive bottle on the menu that cost over 100 Euro. He started rubbing and pinching my back to try to get me to agree to it. Which was really uncomfortable and inappropriate. I declined and he became visible upset. We should have left then, but instead we stayed for dinner. Their food was underwhelming. The pasta noodles were good, but the sauces were below average. They have live music at dinner which consisted of a very elderly lady trying to sing Brittany Spears and Lady Gaga songs in her unique style. I would definitely avoid this restaurant.

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!