Enoteca al Volto In Venezia

Can’t recommend this place enough! Every dish was delicious, and the servers were so friendly and inviting. The explained what dishes were and spoke perfect English, and they even suggested a great nearby gelateria. The complimentary limoncello after dinner was the icing the cake.

Stopped off a couple of evenings for light dinner and wine. Great vibe with good music, food, wine

Nice old style venetian wine bar right on the bridge and easy to miss. Cicchetti ok the meatballs seem to be their speciality. If your doing the stop drink and eat at intervals kind of meandering this is worth a go

Great selection of fish cicchetti, meatballs, and more. A wide selection of wine, too. Everything was delicious!

Classy Venetian inn Nice experience

The food is good, and it's Venetian. A very quaint, off-the-beaten-path restaurant. A friendly atmosphere and excellent service.

I arrived a little after 5 PM and ordered a Prosecco and fried seafood skewers. I'd heard they had squid ink risotto, but they didn't have it. Pasta isn't available until 6 PM, so I left. The Prosecco was 4 euros, and the skewers were 6 euros, for a total of 10 euros. I returned a little after 7 PM and ordered squid ink pasta and a Prosecco. My only experience with squid ink in Japan was at Saizeriya, but this was amazing! It was like half squid and half pasta, with a lot of squid guts, and it was incredibly flavorful! The squid ink pasta was 18 euros. The Prosecco was 4 euros, and there was a 3 euro table charge. My total was 25 euros. Apparently, the table charge includes French bread. Of course, I could use credit card payment.

We went there based on reviews of wine bars. It's not a wine bar, it's a tapas bar. The waitress didn't serve us the correct wine, and I didn't even know what wine she charged us for; 6.5 euros a glass is all I know. The tapas were quite ordinary. I wouldn't include it on a wine tour, but rather as a casual bar for a drink.

While visiting Venice, I had squid ink pasta at this restaurant. It had a very mild flavor and was delicious. It stayed hot until the end, which warmed me up. The atmosphere was nice, and I was able to relax and unwind. There was no mobile signal at the seats in the back, so I was having trouble choosing a menu item, but the staff kindly asked, "Spaghetti?" which was very helpful.

A quaint bacaro, good wine and cicchetti. Outdoor seating in a secluded street.