Walking around on Sunday we found this Great spot. The food and service was fantastic. To be such…read morea tucked away spot, most people there seemed to be locals and a family friendly restaurant for sure. We had pizza, pasta, salads and local beer. When you walk in, they are cooking right there in the entrance foyer. Everything looked and smelled amazing. Give it a try, I'm sure that you will enjoy this Hidden Gem.

Very tasty and authentic place. The seafood was unbelievable: simple and perfectly good. Great…read moreplace to eat in Chioggia. They also gave us as an appetizer blacksquid on potato puree and it was just delicious.

Another visit to Al Passo & as excellent as the previous visits. Massimo is always exceptional &…read morehospitable. A true restaurateur. If in the area make the trip here you will not regret it.

Wonderful restaurant close to Venice and close to the airport. Spider crab, lobsters, oysters,…read moregrilled polipo

The food is awful. The service is horrible. They had a special for €13 that wasn't worth five. They…read moresaid they served us a liter of wine and it was barely half a liter. They were rude. The service was slow. Don't bother with this place there are so many others

Just stopped by chance because we could not find the place we were looking for. What luck! Both of…read moreus had primi and secundi. Wild mushroom pasta, pasta with tomato, lamb cutlets, vegetable and goat cheese. Remarkably good. Add a carafe of house wine, eh buono!!! Oh, believe it or not the total was 67eu---BUT, the owner discounted it to 60eu " because we were 'gente simpatico' WOW

This place had a huge menu which included a seemingly endless list of really good pizza varieties…read moreand the house wine was actually pretty good for a casual house wine. I had the mushroom and prosciutto pizza. It was very good and better than what I had in Venice. The service was super friendly and the atmosphere was modern and clean. Additionally, I walked there from my hotel (which is located in a business/industrial park only a quarter mile away). It was dusk when I walked there; but fully dark when I was done eating. The street lights along the path back to the hotel don't work, and the area is desolate at night. A creepy guy in a van followed me and started catcalling me; so I ran back to the restaurant and tried to get an Uber since I was by myself. There were no Uber's in the area so I asked the owners of the restaurant to call me a cab. The male owner did not speak English, but his wife did. They insisted on driving me back to my hotel! They felt sorry for me and were so nice. I am very grateful for their hospitality....they went way beyond the call of duty!

We ate here a couple of days ago and the food was good. They didn't speak a lot of English but lets…read moreface it, a lot of people in Italy do not speak great english but they try. These folks have huge calzones and the restaurant is really nice, and it's close to the Quid Best Western Hotel.