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Cuisine |
Venetian |
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Hours |
Tues-Sat noon-3pm and 7-10pm; Sun 7-10pm |
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Address |
Cannaregio 5906 |
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Location |
On Salizzada San Cazian, In Cannaregio |
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Transportation |
Vaporetto: Rialto (on San Marco side of bridge, walk straight ahead to Campo San Bartolomeo and take a left, passing post office, Coin department store, and San Crisostomo; cross 1st bridge after church, turn right at toy store onto Salizzada San Cazian) |
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Reservations |
Reservations not accepted |
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Phone |
041-520-8035 |
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Prices |
Primi 8€-11€ ($10-$14); secondi 14€-24€ ($18-$31) |
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Credit Cards |
AE, MC, V |
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Season |
Closed July 20-Aug 10 |
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Frommer's Review
Once upon a time, Venetians brought their visiting friends here to make a bella figura (good impression) without breaking the bank, and then swore them to secrecy. Well, the secret is out, and the prices have surely crept up, roughly coinciding with a change in ownership in 2006. Still, it is a very pleasant setting and the meal is just as appetizing as ever in this small, casually elegant trattoria with great, fresh fish. (When a restaurant is filled exclusively with French tourists, you know the cuisine can't be bad.) Try the traditional bisato in umido con polenta (braised eel), or, for a less-daring but excellent choice, you can't go wrong with the grilled orata (John Dory). This and Trattoria da Fiore are the most reasonable choices for an authentic Venetian dinner of fresh fish; careful ordering needn't mean much of a splurge either.
Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without
notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before
planning your trip.
