Frary's In Venezia

Friendly staff, relax atmosphere, light and good food, reasonable price. All good!

Friendly staff and pleasant atmosphere. Dolma, falafel, hummus and veggie tajin were tasty. A reminder for those who are halal-sensitive: ask before ordering.

Delicious Middle Eastern and Greek food. Most items on the menu are Gluten Free and every item on the menu is marked with allergy information. Amazing. Ans the staff were friendly and helpful. They even have gluten free beer. The feta and olives is to die for - simple but delicious

We ate at Frary's twice in three days because we really enjoyed the personal atmosphere and the food. The people are very friendly and accommodating. The vegan and vegetarian dishes are so delicious!

Very good food, decent selection for vegetarians and vegans, too. Friendly staff.

Very tasty food. It isn't what you are in Venice for, but if you've been here several days, and want some high quality food that's different from all the other Venetian restaurants, this us a very good option.

Unfortunately, rose water isn't to my taste, but I found everything super good and the girls in the dining room were really kind.

Quaint little restaurant in Venice offering flavorful and delicious gluten free food. The rose coconut pudding dessert (can't remember the name) was absolutely phenomenal. We went at night and had a lovely quiet candlelit atmosphere.

A unique experience! This small restaurant located in the heart of Venice offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for a romantic dinner. Flavorful and delicious cuisine, with a wide selection, complemented by friendly and attentive service. I'll be back

During our stay in Venice this year, we ate at Frary's. When making the reservation, we were told we only had 75 minutes, as the table would be booked again afterward. This wouldn't have been a problem in itself; we arrived on time, but the restaurant was still closed. Taking our order then took a while, even though we were the only guests at that point. As a result, with our three-course meal, we were about 15 minutes overdue, but we weren't pressured to hurry or pay. Perhaps they should consider extending the waiting time to 90 minutes? The restaurant seemed cozy, but the tables were very close together. You had to be careful not to knock anything off the table. Most of our dishes were delicious and tasty. Unfortunately, my wife, being vegetarian, couldn't choose one of the few vegetarian main courses (the vegetarian tagine) that evening. The restaurant is definitely a good option if you want to eat something other than the usual pasta/pizza in Venice, but there is still room for improvement.