Restaurants cuisine régionale Venice

A bacaro that is both an osteria, with its wooden tables close together and set up for about twenty diners, and a great restaurant thanks to its culinary offer. Fish, shellfish and crustaceans are the priority. They are the basis of good dishes such as tuna carpaccio, octopus gazpacho, or grilled fish. Tagliatelle with boletus or gnocchi with ragout do not leave indifferent either. What makes the little extra, it is the finesse and the creativity that the chef shows to deliver all these recipes.

This restaurant-bar is hidden in a very narrow street, right next to Rialto. The restaurant serves excellent authentic Venetian cuisine at the table, as well as tasty cicchetti to enjoy at the bar on the go. The collection of rums, wines and whiskies is impressive. Regular events are organized, from wine tastings to jazz concerts to the piano available to guests, making it a very lively place.

Restaurant with increasing potential, in a quiet alley of Castello, a few steps from the SS church. Giovanni and Paolo. From the warm room you can see the kitchens, while the pleasant summer terrace welcomes you on sunny days. In the plate to start antipasti of very fresh fish, seafood platter, followed by risotti tasty, delicious spaghetti prepared with care and succulent pizzas. Everything, watered with good wines from the region. And as a dessert, the house fire is necessary! A good address.

Nestled in a Venetian courtyard far from the tourist flow but close to Saint-Marc, the address plays the card of discretion. Formerly near the Rialto market (from which it takes its name), this gastronomic bistro, recently opened here, is modern and contemporary, with subdued lighting and a jazz background. Seafood and flavours from the nearby countryside share an inventive menu. As for the cellar, there is a vast selection of Italian wines but also beautiful French labels, all with a good sommelier always ready to advise you.