Wondering where to eat in Venice Italy? Famous for both its canals as well as its food, Venice has great places to eat hidden among a veritable sea of tourist traps.
To be clear – dining at Venetian restaurants isn’t cheap. The city’s restaurants skew high in price for Europe, and the city’s handful of Michelin-starred restaurants cost even more.
Acqua e Mais specializes in Venice street food. Owner/Chef Alvose Tiozzo channels tradition with both acqua (water) and mais (corn) but seafood is the star of the show here.
Crowds swarm Antico Forno to order thick pizzaccia and thin pizza slices all day every day. And who can blame them? Pizza is one of the most popular foods in Italy if not the world.