The wine list is solid, and the staff knows their pairings. Service was a little slow, but the food was worth the wait.

Stopped here for a coffee while walking down the main strip. The espresso was strong and smooth, just what I needed. Sat outside watching people go by. A nice little spot for a quick break.

The owners are so warm and really make you feel at home. Perfect spot to catch up with friends.

The orange juice was fresh and tasty. I also appreciated the early opening hours, very handy after arriving by vaporetto.

Gigi&#39;s a riot, always good for a laugh. Had the chicken cotoleta again, still nice and crispy. The black spaghetti with calamari was the real winner for me this time. Solid spot.

A solid lunch spot in the mall. The wine list was surprisingly decent for a cafeteria-style place.

The staff were so helpful when I asked about vegetarian options. They even suggested a few off-menu dishes, which was a nice touch.

The Easter dove cake was a standout. Texture was soft, flavor balanced. Their seasonal menu is consistently reliable. Good option for a holiday meal.

The breakfast selection was nice, especially the fresh fruit and yogurt. I really appreciate when the ingredients feel so crisp and natural. The staff were very pleasant.

The savory pancake here is the only thing I care about. It&#39;s fluffy but has a crisp edge, and the herb butter on top soaks in just right. Not too heavy for brunch. That&#39;s it.

The fried seafood was fresh, crispy, and worth the wait on a busy Sunday. I just loved the vibe&mdash;the warm lighting made everything feel cozy. A nice spot for a relaxed evening.

The spaghetti carbonara was so good! Creamy, with just the right amount of crispy pancetta. The live music was a nice touch for a Friday night. Portion was decent for the price, too.

Came for the pizza and an Aperol Spritz. The pizza was good, but honestly, for the price I was expecting a larger portion. It&#39;s a nice spot to unwind, though.

While Osteriva delivered on food, presentation, service and ambiance we must point out that their new pet policy makes a return for us questionable. After several visits during which our small and well behaved dog was never an issue (in fact, the staff know and even adore it), we have been informed that dogs cannot be allowed into the restaurant in the future. We would like to petition against this policy and ask management to rethink it. Thank you taking this petition into consideration.

Right by the vaporetto stop, so easy to find. Sat outside with an Aperol Spritz, just watching the boats go by. The light on the water was lovely. A nice, simple spot for that.

The pistachio McFlurry was a nice surprise. I paired it with a simple espresso after dinner, and the nutty flavor really came through. A solid choice for a casual sweet finish.

Came for the mussels, they were incredible. The quiet alley location was a nice find. Service was friendly, but the portions felt a bit small for the price. The real star was the house white wine they suggested - it cut through the richness of the broth perfectly.

Came here with a couple friends for a chill Italian dinner. The vibe was just right&mdash;cozy, not trying too hard. We shared a few pizzas and pastas, perfect for catching up. It got a bit loud later, but that&#39;s fine when you&#39;re with friends. Good spot for a relaxed group hangout.

The martini here is the real deal. Crisp, ice-cold, and perfectly balanced. The bartender clearly knows his stuff. The Aperol spritz was also solid, not too sweet. That&#39;s all I really care about when I&#39;m at the bar.

The fried pizza was the star, crispy outside with a soft, airy dough. The regular pizza was solid too. Grabbed a homemade cookie for breakfast the next day, still warm and chewy.

Ate here a few times while camping. The steaks and pasta were solid. It&#39;s a nice spot to grab a table with friends after a day outdoors.

The tuna tataki was delicious and looked like a painting. My peach millefeuille was a light, delicate treat. The waitress was very friendly, and the cool air inside was a welcome relief from the summer heat.

The croissants are fantastic. They paired perfectly with my morning coffee, a great start to the day.

A nice, spacious spot that works well for groups. The owner and staff are friendly and attentive. Food was pretty good, though the pasta was a touch overdone for my taste. Decent overall.

Came back with friends and got the grilled seafood platter again. It&#39;s huge, we couldn&#39;t finish it! Perfect for sharing. The vibe is always good for catching up.

Stopped by for a quick breakfast. The vegetarian toast was really nice, and the fresh juice was great. Cappuccino was good too. Eggs were a bit runny for me, but it hit the spot.

The service at Niro was so welcoming. We had a quick bite before catching our train, and the staff&#39;s friendliness really made it a pleasant stop. The view of the canal was a nice bonus.

The sunset over the canal was beautiful. A lovely spot for a meal.

After a long walk, we grabbed a table outside. The Campari Spritz was just right. The bartender was so friendly, we ended up chatting for a bit. It felt really welcoming, a nice, easy way to recharge.

Loved the cozy vibe here while wandering the canals. The service was so friendly and it felt authentically Italian.

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