Venice - Restaurants?
Mar 24, 2015, 9:04 pm
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In addition to Perche's fine recommendations, I would also add Restaurant Wildner at the Hotel Wildner. It is a 3-4 minute walk from the Bisanzio. Also, I think an easier table to get as it is a hotel restaurant.
Mar 25, 2015, 7:40 pm
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Thanks for the tips
Thank you for your insights. We will be in Venice w my daughter and her 11 year old son: we are booked into Al Covo, and Alle Testiere and Corte Sconta!!! Staying quite close
Looking forward to it. Have been to Alle Testiere and Al Covo before and really enjoyed them both. Will report back
Looking forward to it. Have been to Alle Testiere and Al Covo before and really enjoyed them both. Will report back
Mar 25, 2015, 9:25 pm
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Thank you for your insights. We will be in Venice w my daughter and her 11 year old son: we are booked into Al Covo, and Alle Testiere and Corte Sconta!!! Staying quite close
Looking forward to it. Have been to Alle Testiere and Al Covo before and really enjoyed them both. Will report back
Looking forward to it. Have been to Alle Testiere and Al Covo before and really enjoyed them both. Will report back
Sit downstairs and ask for Roberto. Split an order of gnocchi (the sauce is based on the seasons), if you love seafood, take a look at the case as you walk in. The grilled shrimp are the best in the world. Have homemade apple cake for dessert. Trust Roberto's wine recommendations. Fiaschetteria Toscana is reputed to have best wine cellar in VCE.
Apr 7, 2015, 1:41 pm
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Having said that, if you're looking for restaurant names there is a fantastic one near a tiny bridge, I'll have to dig out the business card. It wasn't fancy, but it was pure comfort food, it was cozy inside and more importantly there was a line of locals eating there- well worth it.