Ristorante Paradise Beach - Spiaggia Paradiso In Venezia

A festival-style restaurant, in the sense that you shouldn't expect anything when your food is brought (for example, if they bring you an appetizer, they bring the next course before you finish it, or some of your guests don't get their courses at all). Decent, unpretentious food at a premium price. Overall, I don't think I'll be returning.

We stumbled upon it by chance, having walked our dog at the nearby dog beach. Very good food at a reasonable price. Pleasant atmosphere. Very friendly staff.

Very good pizza, dry and crunchy dough

Owner Marco prioritizes hospitality and professionalism. His wife, Silvia, behind a somewhat rough exterior, hides a genuine sense of sweetness and familiarity. Service is prompt and the overall quality is good. The seafood dishes, of course, stand out. On a day spent on Paradise Beach, lunch or dinner at this restaurant is the proverbial icing on the cake. Fabio and Claudio

Fair prices at €25 for two loungers and a parasol. The restaurant is also highly recommended.

Lovely spot with great pizza and satisfactory food. The service was excellent.

Very nice place by the beach. But most of all, the extremely helpful staff who served us even though they were already closing. Perfect service, excellent food and everything very quickly and with a smile. And very good coffee ☕🇮🇹💪🏻.

Exceptional location, always helpful and friendly staff, top prices Lido forever

The best beach on the Lido of Venice

I went there for a birthday dinner, as a vegetarian I opted for pizza given the limited choice as it is a predominantly fish restaurant. The pizza was reasonably good, the lack of seasoning could be improved and perhaps the excessive cooking which made it very difficult to cut especially once it reached the edges. The waiters were practically unavailable in fact to have the cake and coffee we had to wait a very long time. The location however wins over everything because it was truly a beautiful place with a sea view, lights, palm trees and a veranda covered with fruit vines.