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L'Anice
Stellato...
This
nice and cosy place is well away from the tourist trails,
on the backstreet of Cannaregio, at
the back of the Jewish Ghetto. Very quiet and peaceful
area both in winter and summer. This is another restaurant
which specialises in Venetian typical dishes, above all
fish ones, using all sorts of spices. You must try the
spaghetti with the squid ink or the oven baked sea-bass,
typical fish of the Venetian lagoon and the mixed fried
fish and vegetable plate. The pasta most of the time is
home-made. The place is pretty small (as most of restaurants
in Venice) so I recommend you book a table first. An average
meal will cost around 35 Euros per person. Address: Fondamenta
de la Sensa, Cannaregio Tel: 041 72 07 44
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Da Rioba...
This
is another one of those places where many Venetians like
to eat. Cute,
young, informal but very well maintained place, it is
located in the district of Canareggio, Fondamenta de la
Misericordia, overlooking the canal, a really nice area,
even for a walk in the evening and much quieter than the
usual overcrowded calli. Here you must try the polenta
con schie (typical small fried prawns) or the home made
spaghetti alla busara, or even better the baccala mantecato,
you will just love it. Prices are as usual around 35 Euros
per person. Address: Fondamenta della Miseriacordia, Cannaregio
Tel: 041 52 44 379
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Al Nono
Risorto...
A
short walk from the Rialto Fish Market, another restaurant,
with rustic décor, it is characterized especially
by the striking pergola that shades the garden, where
in summer eating lunch and dinner becomes a moment of
relaxation and vacation. The name of the restaurant derives
from a type of fish. The name 'risorto' seems to have
been added because the restaurant was reopened after a
long time (resurrected). The kitchen serves traditional
Venetian dishes following the seasonality of ingredients,
but also many other specialities of our lagoon. Always
listen to the suggestions of the staff, they know best,
believe me! They also offer a wide selection of pizzas
and a fixed menu for around 17 Euros. The staff is always
very attentive and kind. You should make reservations,
especially during the summer because Al Nono is always
full of Venetians. Address: Santa Croce 2337, Calle della
Regina, Venezia. Tel: 041 524 1169. No credit cards.
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I sincerely hope that these suggestions will be
of some help to other JourneyWomen on their next trip to Venice.
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Womens
words on eating...
'Eating
is never so simple as hunger.' (Erica Jong, 1991)
'Intemperance
in eating is one of the most fruitful
of all causes of disease and death.' (Harriet Beecher
Stowe, 1869)
'The
interest in good meals is universal.' (Louise Neuschutz,
1948)
'When
we eat we are like everybody else.' (Marcelene Cox,
1943)
'I'm
inclined to think that eating is a private thing and should
be
done alone, like other bodily functions.' (Sylvia
Ashton-Warner, 1967)
'Everything
you see, I owe to spaghetti.' (Sophia Laren, 1979)
'There
is no harm in eating corn off the cob, the impoliteness
consists of looking at the person who is doing it.' (Mary
Wilson Little, 1904)
'A
waist is a terrible thing to mind.' (Jane Caminos,
1992)
'Noodles
are not only amusing but delicious.' (Julia Child,
1978)
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