Panificio Pasticceria Trevisan In Venezia

Given its location within the main island of Venice (also known as a giant historical and beautiful tourist theme park), the prices are extremely reasonable and many Italians grab a quick breakfast here. However very limited tables available and you probably will have to stand at the bar and eat like a local which I do not mind at all given how good the pastries are for the price. My piece of handmade chocolate pie was only 2.90 euros, and the coffee (macchiato) was around 1.30 euros each (i thjnk), it’s such a good price and good quality for being in the tourist land of Venice. Very wide selection of pastries too and prices clearly displayed. Clean toilet available for use too.

Lovely ladies, reasonable prices, and a wonderful atmosphere. The desserts, savory treats, and drinks are delicious. If you're passing through Venice, you absolutely must visit. Top breakfast.

I was there during Carnival. Honestly, it was the best fritter I've ever eaten. Exceptional dough, light and delicious cream.

Pasticceria Trevisan in Venice is a true gem for those who love quality artisanal desserts. The pastries are always fresh, meticulously crafted, and authentically flavored, with delicate creams, fragrant puff pastry, and select ingredients. The cookies and cakes are also excellent, perfect for any occasion. The welcoming atmosphere and friendly service make you feel right at home. A must-visit for breakfast or a sweet treat, where tradition and passion shine through in every bite.

A nice variety of boulangery, great espresso. Such a lovely place to visit - has it's charm and is very welcoming. Lovely!

Small, local pastry shop. I've had excellent tramezzini, fritelle, and spritz. I've been several times. They have a few tables outside. Very friendly and efficient.

The coffee is amazing as I was expecting 😌

Located in the city center near the train station, but not overly crowded with tourists—most of the customers seemed to be locals. The coffee was very good, and there’s a wide selection of sweet and savory pastries, as well as bread and focaccia. You can enjoy everything either at the counter or at the outdoor tables. The staff was smiling, welcoming and super friendly.

It's a shame we discovered it on the last day of our stay. The zabaglione cream was made to perfection. The staff were welcoming and kind, even though it was obvious we were just passing through Venice. We'll definitely be back (I don't remember the name, but we took a raisin cake with us on the way, which was divine!)

A historic local establishment, with a good but very expensive pastry shop. The service is rather slow, distracted, and at times listless. A fresh coat of paint wouldn't hurt, though. In the summer, they have a couple of tables outside.