Loved the QR code menu! Made ordering with friends so easy, and we didn&#39;t have to wait for a waiter. The sea view from the bathroom is a fun little bonus 😊

Solid seafood lunch. Spaghetti allo scoglio was on point, fresh clams and mussels. Fried fish was crispy, house-made. Fair price for what you get.

Grilled fish was spot on. Fresh, flaky, with a nice char. Pizza looked solid too, saw a few go by. Decent value.

The raw fish appetizer was really fresh. The whole place has this calm, minimalist vibe with soft lighting. It&#39;s just a nice spot to sit and enjoy a meal without any fuss.

Great spot for a quick bite. Their Italian IPA is solid, and the bruschetta came out fast. Just what I needed on a busy day.

The ossobuco was just perfect. So tender, falling off the bone, with that rich, slow-cooked flavor. A real taste of tradition. The mixed roast was good too, generous portions. That ossobuco though... it&#39;s the one I&#39;ll remember.

The rib-eye was so tender. Cooked just right. Sat near the fireplace, the red tablecloths made it feel warm and lived-in. A nice, simple spot.

Seafood risotto was spot on. Fresh, creamy, just right. The place itself has a cool, old-school vibe. A bit pricey, but the food delivers.

The tagliatelle with mushrooms was the highlight. Generous portion for the price, pasta cooked right. Service was efficient, got me in and out for a quick business lunch.

Izet was super friendly and attentive. The seafood pasta was so fresh, and honestly, the price felt reasonable for Venice.

Came back a few times on my trip. Donald the waiter was so nice, he even remembered what I ordered last time. Two pizzas and a couple of drinks for 28&euro; is pretty solid.

The pizza was huge, easily enough for two. I ended up taking half of it home. For the price, the portion size really stood out. The pasta was also a decent size. It&#39;s nice when you don&#39;t leave feeling like you need a snack right after.

Nice spot with a cozy feel. The sandwiches are fresh and well-made, though a bit on the pricier side.

Reliable spot right by the metro. Grabbed a casual bite and a drink. The house red was surprisingly decent for the price, a nice little find. Clean and straightforward.

Been coming here for years. The coffee&#39;s always strong and hot, just how I like it. A solid spot for a quick morning fix. Sometimes the music&#39;s a bit loud, but that&#39;s a small thing.

The wine list is solid, and the staff knows their pairings. Service was a little slow, but the food was worth the wait.

The orange juice was fresh and tasty. I also appreciated the early opening hours, very handy after arriving by vaporetto.

Gigi&#39;s a riot, always good for a laugh. Had the chicken cotoleta again, still nice and crispy. The black spaghetti with calamari was the real winner for me this time. Solid spot.

The breakfast selection was nice, especially the fresh fruit and yogurt. I really appreciate when the ingredients feel so crisp and natural. The staff were very pleasant.

Came for the pizza and an Aperol Spritz. The pizza was good, but honestly, for the price I was expecting a larger portion. It&#39;s a nice spot to unwind, though.

While Osteriva delivered on food, presentation, service and ambiance we must point out that their new pet policy makes a return for us questionable. After several visits during which our small and well behaved dog was never an issue (in fact, the staff know and even adore it), we have been informed that dogs cannot be allowed into the restaurant in the future. We would like to petition against this policy and ask management to rethink it. Thank you taking this petition into consideration.

Right by the vaporetto stop, so easy to find. Sat outside with an Aperol Spritz, just watching the boats go by. The light on the water was lovely. A nice, simple spot for that.

The cappuccino here is so good! Creamy foam, just the right temperature. I ended up ordering a second one. The Aperol Spritz was also nice and refreshing. Friendly staff too.

The mozzarella in carrozza was the highlight. Went for the ham option, and it arrived piping hot. The cheese pull was perfect, crispy outside, gooey inside. At &euro;1.40, it&#39;s a steal.

Came here for a quick coffee with a friend. The late macchiato and biscotti were just right for catching up. Prices are super reasonable, which is a plus when you&#39;re just hanging out.

The pistachio McFlurry was a nice surprise. I paired it with a simple espresso after dinner, and the nutty flavor really came through. A solid choice for a casual sweet finish.

Came for the mussels, they were incredible. The quiet alley location was a nice find. Service was friendly, but the portions felt a bit small for the price. The real star was the house white wine they suggested - it cut through the richness of the broth perfectly.

The fried pizza was the star, crispy outside with a soft, airy dough. The regular pizza was solid too. Grabbed a homemade cookie for breakfast the next day, still warm and chewy.

Ate here a few times while camping. The steaks and pasta were solid. It&#39;s a nice spot to grab a table with friends after a day outdoors.

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