Trattoria Chinellato In Venezia

We found it as we walked in, asking if we could eat there. It was a quiet, untouristy place. The owner, Ana, served us quickly and made everything easy. The set menu was €18, and the food was fabulous and full of flavor. It was very reasonably priced for two people.

Very helpful and friendly staff. I waited very little for my order. I chose spaghetti with clams: in my opinion, the pasta was more like tagliolini, but I was equally satisfied with both the quality and quantity. I would, however, suggest the sauce be free of tomato, as this would allow you to better appreciate the clams. I found the Venetian-style beef liver tender and appetizing; it would have been better if it had been accompanied by two slices of polenta instead of one. The bread provided on the table was also very good: typical Venetian bread! 😋 The side dish was mixed vegetables and French fries: good, well-stocked, and in just the right quantity. Congratulations to the owner and his talented staff. It's a small place that deserves a return visit.

A trattoria by name and by nature: tasty, simple, and excellent dishes, a family-friendly, no-frills atmosphere. Very centrally located.

We stopped at this trattoria for a quick lunch and were very satisfied. The set menu is very reasonably priced. The service is its real strength: the staff is extremely friendly and prompt, making it ideal for those short on time but still wanting a good meal. Highly recommended! If you want to try typical Venetian dishes like liver and fritto misto, I recommend this place.

Small, typical, simple, and welcoming restaurant. Close to St. Mark's Square, and the prices are significantly lower. For example, a Spritz aperitif is €5 and tastes just as good as in the main square. I recommend it.

We had breakfast. The hotel and the trattoria were next to each other. The owners were having breakfast at the next table. Everything was delicious.

We came with the offer, we ate very well, it was so good ❤️

One of the few restaurants run by Italians in Venice. They offer an à la carte menu and a set menu, which we ordered for €18 each. The dishes are well-cooked, and the owners are very friendly. It's just a few minutes' walk from St. Mark's Square.

A good place to have lunch. Good food and friendliness. Place where the gondoliers of San Marcos Square eat.

We went on the recommendation of the Marina guidebook. It's a bar where gondoliers, tour guides, and other locals eat. It has a very homey atmosphere, so you don't feel out of place. We went two days and ordered the set menu. It includes a starter, first and second courses, potatoes and salad, dessert, and a small glass of wine. Drinks and coffee are extra. We ordered spaghetti with clams and seafood rice as starters, and fried fish for our main courses. Everything is very good, but the portions are a bit small. Keep in mind that it's very well located, and you pay for that. The owner speaks Spanish, which makes things much easier.