Dal Mas Beniamino & C In Venezia

The restaurant is simple, the location is fantastic. The Aperol is the standard size and the price is extremely cheap (€5) compared to other restaurants, and it even comes with complimentary potato chips. The view is beautiful, and the waiters are friendly. A great stop for a snack/drinks, but perhaps for a full meal, other places might be better.

Good food, great flavor, and excellent service; the place feels very authentic.

I had lunch at Caffè Internazionale in Venice. The food and service were average — nothing particularly bad, but nothing outstanding either. Prices were reasonable for the area. Overall, it’s a decent spot if you’re looking for a quick, no-frills lunch while exploring the city.

The cappuccino was good, but that's not difficult in Italy. The service was very unfriendly and rude. We didn't really feel comfortable.

At the top. Aperol at 5 euros, which was excellent. All dishes are 11 euros and good quality. The waiter even spoke French and was very friendly. For those who say it's expensive, just go to Place St. Marc, 200 meters away. They'll see the prices and come back here. 😂😂😂

Very good for a light lunch, with no service charge and competitive prices. Great location, waiters very helpful.

Delicious autumn dishes with seafood, affordable prices

Delicious dishes, excellent service

If I see the cheapest prices beforehand, I can't expect a first-class restaurant. I wouldn't compare a sausage stand with a three-star restaurant either. Anyone who does that is just stupid, and unfortunately, there are far too many of them. We had pasta with pesto and garlic, very tasty. The service was friendly and quick. We had a great view, sat in the shade, and the prices were very reasonable for Venice.

Generally speaking, when it comes to drinks and service, it's super fast, you can grab a bite, strong drinks, and the service is lightning fast. There's a great little shop next door on the left. The Japanese woman makes good drinks, she knows how to pour them, so you can get a buzz in your head about how they drink sake in Japan. And the price is good: 5 Jurka for a bucket of Aperol. I'm writing this because it's nearby and the place isn't marked. I highly recommend it.