The best Italian pizzerias and restaurants Venice

This family-run restaurant, located on the road to the Arsenale, offers good risotti alla marinara, spaghetti at dry, bigoli, Sardinian in saor, etc. In sum, the whole range of typical Venetian dishes but at very affordable prices. There is not much room, but in summer you can be served in the small interior garden.

A trattoria pizzeria of good quality. Here you will find typical dishes of Italian and Venetian cuisine. Good pizzas. For lunch, do not hesitate to choose the generally rich and cheap «turistico menu». In the beautiful days you can enjoy the terrace.

One of the city's oldest osterie, this little neighborhood canteen is in the pure Venetian culinary tradition. It's best to reserve in the evening, as the three charming little indoor rooms fill up quickly. No terrace in summer. Follow your desires and affinities and let yourself be carried away. It's a sure bet for quality and authenticity. And if you've never tried baccala (salt cod in cream sauce), you can go there with your eyes closed. Ciccheti are also very popular.

"No pizzas, no lasagnas, no tourist menus". The sign on the door announces the color right away... Not far from the Pescheria but off the beaten track, this restaurant claims to be different and functions above all by word of mouth. It is very popular with Venetians who like to meet there on Saturday evenings to enjoy a traditional cuisine made with fish and vegetables from the lagoon and its estuary. The interior of the trattoria is sober, with wooden chairs and white cotton tablecloths. Notice to the gourmets.

Typical restaurant and official representative of Venetian charm 50 m from St. Mark's Square. Its interior with its apparent th century beams and its historical decor will take you to the heart of the romantic city of the ancient city. The restaurant has several rooms which each have their own ambiance and even offer couples a small intimate room, ideal for a meal in mind. The chef surprises each day with his simple and creative cuisine combining subtle and improbable flavours that will not cease to amaze you. Fresh daily products on your plate, meat and fish directly from the Venice market and homemade pasta. The service is excellent and the servers speak French. The map is obviously translated.

This pretty tavern welcomes you with warmth and a real quality of service, under its ceiling illuminated by a dozen lanterns. The menu offers a wide selection of traditional dishes such as gnocchi, tagliatelle, ravioli, pizzas, lamb chops and beef filet with green pepper. Vegetarian guests can also choose from a wide range of gluten-free dishes, based on vegetables or fish. For dessert, let yourself be tempted by the panna cotta with forest fruits or the lemon sorbet.

On the Campo San Tomà, just a few steps from the Dei Frari Basilica in the quiet neighborhood of San Polo, there is a small family trattoria. All in length, it welcomes you in a warm, wooden decor with pictorial touches, including reproductions of vedut (views) from the City of Doges and a famous Van Gogh painting. À la carte, wide choice of pizze, meat, fish but also for small faims, entries such as zuppa di pesce (fish) or greenery (of vegetables, i. e. minestrone). Good address, quality and light price. Welcome to the smile. In the beautiful season, the small garden in the back of the restaurant is very pleasant.

A few steps from the Rialto, which does not go in summer without its tourist foultitude, you will take as a blessing this retired trattoria and its terrace of 7 or 8 tables deliciously shaded by a green roof. We can see what happens in the kitchen, the door being always open, and follow the lively discussions of the staff, surprisingly many. There's a big room inside, if by chance it rains. The map offers a wide choice of meat and fish (cuttlefish à la Vénitienne, gambas de, roasted seabream) or, more simply, the usual range of pizzas, including one of the seafood.

At Bruno, the pasta is made home, the fish is fresh (the soup of fish is delicious) and the meat is tender. Only criticism: It's so good that sometimes we would have liked to have a bit more… The server is nice. All this at a "low" price!

Far from the beaten track, here is an address as we like them, discreet and picturesque at the same time. From the terrace to the interior room, everything is meticulously small and terribly pretty. So small that the chef Virgilio only proposes in his menu the arrivals of the market, for lack of having the place for too important reserves in his kitchen. His wife Larisa will serve you, depending on the ingredients of the day, a golden fritto misto overflowing from her dish, a delicious seafood risotto or scallops with asparagus.

You are in one of the last authentic trattorie of Venice. A historical address, well known and appreciated by the locals. Old wooden chairs and tables, a few paintings here and there... a 1950s tavern atmosphere. Here you can enjoy polpette (meatballs) alone or with spaghetti in tomato sauce and cicchetti to die for. However, the portions are not very copious. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed, the Venetians speak loudly, the service is fast and friendly!

Franco Barbato's little shop is full of best pizza diplomas. This time, unlike all competitors, the pizza share is not triangular but square, with genovese paste (very thick, soft and crispy, underneath) and beautifully gardened with imagination and originality. To complete the table: It costs three times nothing. The passage in this ankle of the pizza is unavoidable!

To dine in this small, quiet trattoria on the island of Giudecca, you need to get off du at the Palanca stop. Make 20 m on your left and you are there. It serves typical dishes and Venetian specialities. The piatti piatti (pasta, gnocchis, risotti, fagottini, e quanti!) with fish are fabulous. Meat is also very well prepared. Beautiful view on the Canal della Giudecca.

Looking for an original pizza at a low price? Want to eat it quietly on the terrace? One solution: an unpretentious restaurant where the service is pleasant and where you will be offered to choose between… 85 pizzas, but also Antipasti, pasta and meat. No service to add (and therefore no bad surprise) at the time of addition, rare phenomenon in the heart of the Sérenissime.

A small, eye-catching restaurant with a mural of Venice, old French advertising posters and red and white checked paper tablecloths. Generous pizzas, but also good pastas and salads prepared with daily products are the main dishes served in this popular atmosphere. Simple, efficient and cheap, that's the secret of this address. The service is fast and the staff is smiling.

In front of the lagoon of the Grand Canal, this elegant bar-restaurant bears its name in Principessa (or, Princess, in Italian!). Ladies and gentlemen, you will be comfortable in this famous address of Castello, located a few meters from the Doges Palace. On the map side, a wide selection of Venetian specialties including the essential pasta dishes for seafood, pizzas and fish. Attentive and attentive service at your disposal. The class, Italian! In summer, we like to be on the terrace and see. Notice to small budgets, you can just sit outside or inside, to drink a cocktail or take a coffee. Chic and charming so!

What a guy Nono is! He will always amaze us with his generous pizzas and tasty fish dishes such as this famous bacala (cod) nicely spiced with garlic sauce. The atmosphere here is definitely local: hot and noisy. However, for romantic meals, we can guarantee you a quiet corner. In the summer, in the garden, you can sit almost like at home, enjoying your meal in the sun. A very nice address in short, where chess players like to meet on Tuesday afternoon between the two services.

A few steps away from the Rialto, this trattoria trattoria, with its terrace of 7 or 8 tables deliciously shaded by a green roof, is a boon. There is a large room inside. The map offers a good choice of meat and fish or, more simply, the usual range of pizzas, one of which is seafood.

Here's a typical Venetian trattoria, without the fuss, with terrace tables lining the lagoon. Very pleasant in spring and summer, you'll enjoy a dream view. The produce is fresh, and the recipes focus on the flavors of the sea (ravioli with fish, pasta with clams, scallops with pumpkin...), but meat dishes are also well represented. As for desserts, we're particularly partial to the mandarin crème brûlée. Cheese lovers can try the 24-month Parmesan. The owner speaks French.

Located at the entrance of Venice, near Piazzale Roma, Osteria km0 Venezia welcomes you in the dining room or on the terrace with its wide choice of dishes: meat cooked Florentine style, but also the classic antipasti, tasty pizzas served on wooden boards, not to mention many Venetian specialties. The ingredients are of high quality. Everything is cooked with simplicity, care and generosity. The waiters are very friendly. In short, you have every reason to spend a delicious moment at the table.