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Where To Eat & Stay In Venice
The best places for cicchetti (small, savory bites) and spritzes, according to us.
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Where To Eat & Stay In Venice
The best places for cicchetti (small, savory bites) and spritzes, according to us.
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Locanda Cipriani
You’ll get to eat the freshest fish and cold plates of vitello tonnato in a lush garden at Locanda Cipriani on the island of Torcello.
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Trattoria da Romano
Come to Trattoria da Romano on Burano for seafood risotto and more fish from the lagoon.
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Gran Caffè Quadri
Gran Caffè Quadri is a historic spot in Piazza San Marco underneath the Procuratie Nuove.
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Caffè Florian
You should make time when you're in Venice to visit Caffè Florian, which opened in 1720 making it the oldest cafe in Italy.
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Sullaluna
Sullaluna is an independent bookstore cafe in Cannaregio where you can relax with a pot of tea and snack on some crostini.
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Farini Venezia
Pizza al taglio outside of Rome is not really a thing, except at Farini in San Polo.
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Rosticceria Gilson
Rosticceria Gilson in San Marco is a perfect stop for a quick snack of tramezzini and mozzarella in carrozza.
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Bacareto da Lele
There’s nothing over €2 at Bacareto da Lele, a great cicchetti spot in Santa Croce.
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Naranzaria
Naranzaria, located on the market side of Rialto Bridge, is a great place to eat some meat-heavy cicchetti.
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Il Paradiso Perduto
Order a plate of cicchetti inside Il Paradiso Perduto, and then find a spot to sit or stand next to the canal.
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Cà D'Oro alla Vedova
Cà D'Oro alla Vedova is a cozy trattoria right in Cannaregio that works for a full meal or some snacks.
