Bacareto da Morgan In Chioggia

Nice, small but clean place... crostini for a very tasty aperitif. I ordered a sparkling white wine at very reasonable prices, 1 liter for 14 euros, and a plate of clams for 18 euros, so very reasonable prices. Service by the very friendly guys from Chioggia. The only negative note is that they didn't have desserts that day.

Strolling through Chioggia, you'll come across this restaurant with a romantic view of the canal. We had lunch in the heated and very welcoming outdoor tent. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the food, including seafood specialties, was excellent. Good value. If you're passing through Chioggia, it's worth stopping here for lunch.

Overrated. We arrived early Sunday afternoon (2:30 PM) and stopped for a bite to eat. Famous for its cicchetti, we were thinking of having an aperitif with a mix of crostini and meatballs, but we were surprised to note that they weren't available from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. We settled for an appetizer of scallops and prawns (five pieces in total), a lagoon fried fish, and a plate of polenta and schie. The portions weren't generous. With half a glass of prosecco and two coffees, we ended up spending 92 euros. Since it's not a seafood restaurant, there's no value for money.

Excellent restaurant in the central area of ​​Chioggia, the staff made us feel at ease, outdoor seating along the canal with umbrellas to shelter from the sun, excellent and quick food, I think we waited 10 minutes, the price was fair for the location, congratulations

Great spot for some tapas style food and an afternoon drinking in the sun!

We ordered their signature dish, the seafood catalana for two, and after waiting an hour, the plate arrived with razor clams and scallops full of sand, half a lobster per person, and the cuttlefish and scampi were so small you could make sauce with them, let alone put them in a catalana... the base was also made of lettuce and a few slices of pineapple. In short, for the price asked, it was certainly a low-quality and overpriced dish.

Excellent food, polite staff, generous portions, we had a very, very good time, I won't add any photos, thanks for your availability

We had dinner here on Saturday evening, and we can only speak highly of it and recommend it. Despite the large crowd, the staff was attentive and very friendly. We had the bigoli allo scoglio, which was highly recommended, full of fresh fish and very tasty. Another very positive note was the attention and courtesy shown to a person with us who has specific allergies. They offered equally good alternatives, also full of fresh fish.

I've been to Morgan's three times, the first time I happened to pass by, and the second and third time on purpose. The first two times I was happy, but the third, a little less so; in fact, I was disappointed. The third time we ordered fried fish for €25, which was, to say the least, very modest (though it was still good, and came with polenta). While we were waiting, we ordered four crostini with creamed cod for €15 (the bread wasn't heated on the grill, which wasn't exactly good, but the creamed cod was good). 0.75 liters of water and, if I remember correctly, two coffees plus a €6 service charge, we paid €52. Now, that's all well and good, but it seemed a bit high, especially considering I have a pretty good idea of ​​how much fish costs. In short: I definitely recommend it for the quality of the ingredients and the skill of the chef, but please don't treat people like tourists to be fleeced because then you'll get it all back with interest! ☹️

A quaint restaurant located along the canal, offering a fantastic view. The fish is incredibly fresh and the food is excellent. We'll be back as soon as we can.