Where should I eat dinner in Venice?
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I would suggest following the locals into the resturaunts they go to. Someone always knew enough English or we knew enough Italian to communicate what we wanted. The food was the best I have ever had in my life and very inexspensive compared to what the nicer tourist resturaunts will charge.
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For a gastronomic experience you will never forget go to Al Fontayne. Tried to get into Vini da Gigio on a Saturday night, but was "complet." They are both owned by the same people, and are right across a canal from each other and from what I hear, Vini is also superb!!
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I highly recommend a restaurant called La Columba. It is a close walk to San Marco. It is actually owned by a hotel in Venice, but it is located as a seperate entity, around 5 blocks away. This was not just the best restaurant we indulged in while in Venice, but one of the best we encountered in all of Italy (with the exception of all the mom and pop local rest's in Tuscan villages). This was a fine dining experience, but at significantly lower prices than you would pay anywhere else. we ate at Harry's Bar the night before and spent 6 times the amount, and the food at La Columba was 6 times better. I found an e-mail for you to get more info if interested: [email protected]<BR><BR>Enjoy!
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We just got back two weeks ago. If money is no object, I'd recommend Da Ivo. Wondeful food, great service, warm cozy atmosphere. But you could be talking as much as $300 for two people for a three-to-four-course meal with wine (that also includes a 16% cover charge). Meanwhile, Il Sole Sulla Vecia Cavana is relatively new restaurant in Venice, but a real gem. They served the best food we had in Venice all week at less than half the price of Da Ivo, with friendly staff and relaxing atmosphere in a former boathouse. It's not that easy to find, so get good directions.
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Previously posted:<BR><BR>Author: Rex ([email protected]) <BR>Date: 4/13/2000, 10:15 am ET <BR><BR>Al Peoceto Risorto - no website presence that I know, but you can find it just about three "blocks" north (? - or is that west - head towards the direction of the train station) from Ponte Rialto. You can pick up the business card for this restaurant (with nice clear picture directions) at Hotel Marconi, which you can't miss - - right on the Grand Canal near Ponte Rialto itself, opposite side from the vaporetto stop. <BR><BR>I also recommend www.anticomartini.com<BR><BR>Best wishes,<BR><BR>Rex<BR>
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We enoyed Al Covo very much, but were surprised that they didn't take credit cards. A little restaurant right in front of the Zattere vaporetto stop on Giuidecca, Gianni's, had the best pizza and frito misto! I have also heard that Da Fiore is good, although I have not been there myself.