Halal Restaurants in Venice
The Venice halal restaurant guide prioritizes records with stronger halal, source, and location signals. Unverified records remain clearly marked in the confidence card.
Venice
Stella Sahaba Kebab
Address: Campo Sestiere Santa Croce, 182, Venice, Italy 30125 Cuisine: Middle Eastern A halal certificate is displayed in the restaurant as proof. Hours: from ten in the morning to eleven in the evening Telephone: 0418105730 Mobile: 00393294534726 Email: [email protected]
Venice
Al Paradiso
The owner of this eatery, Giordano welcomes all diners personally and makes sure their needs are catered to. Operating in a small dining room with a cheerful and simple décor this place is always busy so a reservation is essential. The food here is exceptionally good and the chef is creative and gives dishes a unique twist. The Pappardelle "al Paradiso" is a pasta with seafood sauce and risotto with shrimp and grapefruit are the specialties. The entrées are also very tasty and well presented. The ‘panna cotta’ is the most celebrated dessert here.
Venice
Antiche Carampane
This restaurant serves most of the classic fish dishes Venice is known for. These include mixed seafood antipasto to fish soups, pasta, and fish grilled to perfection. New additions like seafood and fruit salads for starters and entrées like turbot with citrus sauce are also very popular. Desserts are also magnificent here. The owners, Franco and Piera’s son Francesco has turned some family recipes into classics by adding and subtracting a few ingredients and greatly improved the presentation of this elegant restaurant.
Venice
Antico Martini
This restaurant was initially a café when it was initiated way back in 1720. Owned by the Baldi family, they have maintained the restaurant as a vivacious and cheerful eatery especially at the outdoor tables in summertime. Their most famous dishes include risotto di frutti di mare and fegato alla Veneziana which are prepared to perfection. It is very conveniently located right across the opera house. The prices here are a little steep.
Venice
Avogaria
Avogaria is one of the most modern and fashionable restaurants of Venice. The food and the architecture and décor are very contemporary. The décor of the dining room and the garden is simple yet very elegant. The predominant cuisine here is Pugliese, a region in the south of Italy. Most in demand from among the primi include orecchiette (small, round pasta) with turnip tops, and zucchini involtini (roll-ups) made with fresh stracciatella cheese. Pugliese cuisine also lays great emphasis on fresh seafood.
Venice
Do Forni
This is a very busy restaurant that serves superb Venetian cuisine. The large menu greatly emphasizes on sea food with some continental dishes. Do Forni is very well decorated and posh. The dining rooms have been divided into two design themes, the main room is decorated country-style and the front room décor emulates an Orient Express car, which makes the area very unique and charming. Cuisine Venetian, International Hours Daily noon-3pm and 7-11pm
Venice
Ristorante Riva Rosa
A very elegantly decorated restaurant, Riva Rosa is located next to a canal in Burano and has beautiful views. The clientele is mostly tourists. The decor and menu are both contemporary and the quality of the food and service is superb. The staff are helpful and accommodating. The restaurant specializes in seafood and, if you ask, the chef is happy to create a vegetarian or low fat dish to suit your taste. Being served outside the restaurant veranda is excellent if you want to enjoy the view while you eat. Timings: Closed Wednesdays, and Monday and Tuesday evenings. Address: Via San Mauro 296, Burano. Telephone: 041 730850.
Venice
Anice Stellato
A family run eatery located on a fondamente or a canal-side street of Cannaregio has a great romantic ambience and reasonably priced superb food. The place has an interesting architecture with narrow columns dividing the dining room into different sections. In addition to traditional Venetian cuisine, innovative dishes have also been introduced, such as carpacci di pesce which is thin slices of raw tuna, swordfish, or salmon dressed with olive oil and fragrant herbs, tagliatelle with king prawns and zucchini flowers, and many appetizing fish stews. Many meat dishes are also served here.
Venice
La Bitta
Finally, a restaurant with a non fish menu! Nicely decorated, the restaurant has longer dining hours and the management is efficient and helpful. The restaurant is not open for lunch but serves continuously from 6.30 to 11 pm. Their popular dishes include the Treviso radicchio and crispy bacon salad, smoked-beef carpaccio or small marinated gnocchi with Montasio cheese, lamb chops with thyme, anatra in pevarada or duck in a pepper sauce and the Irish Angus fillet steak.
Venice
La Zucca
This is an essentially vegetarian restaurant with a simple décor, lattice-wood walls and windows overlooking the canal. Meat dishes are also served here but are not their specialty. The expertise here is produce from the garden. A must eat is the radicchio di Treviso con funghi e scaglie di Montasio, a dish with mushrooms and shavings of Montasio cheese and the finocchi piccanti con olive or fennel in a spicy tomato-olive sauce. Reservations are required..
Venice
Ostaria al Garanghelo
A very popular restaurant of Venice, which serves exceptionally good food, offers quality service, reasonable prices, and provides a magnificent ambience. This place is packed during lunch time and after work as Venetians come here to relax. Located close to the Rialto market ensures a fresh supply of ingredients. Chef Renato bakes bread himself and likes steaming food. His specialties include the fagioli al uciletto a perfect match to a plate of fresh pasta amongst several other dishes.
Venice
Ai 4 Feri
This charming little restaurant has a very relaxed atmosphere with paper tablecloths and comfortable lounge chairs. The menu changes daily to incorporate fresh ingredients. The chef creates very unusual combinations of ingredients to make very tasty dishes like herring and sweet peppers, salmon and radicchio, giant shrimp and broccoli with pumpkin gnocchi. This is a great choice if looking for a good quality budget restaurant.
Venice
Alla Basilica
A new restaurant located right behind St. Mark's and the Ducal Palace, serves low cost food. A complete 3 course meal will set you back €13. The menu is not extensive and not very vegetarian friendly. This place is very popular with tourists and pilgrims. This eatery is perhaps the cheapest in this location. “Alla Basilica”, which literally means “at the basilica”, was initiated and is run by the church administrative council. Open 11am to 4pm Address: Calle degli Albanesi.
Venice
Alla Vedova
This is a very old restaurant with a very warm and friendly atmosphere. It is also known as Trattoria Ca' d'Oro. The décor is very classy with a Venetian terrazzo floor, old marble counter, and country style furnishings. The food and service is very genuinely Italian. The specialties include tender seppie roste or grilled cuttlefish, polpette or meatballs, and baccalà mantecato or cod creamed with milk and olive oil. Good quality food available in a budget.
Venice
Brek self-service restaurant
An excellent choice for families and travelers on a budget. Brek is a convenient self-service restaurant close to the railway station in Cannaregio. This cafeteria style eatery is part of a reliable Italian chain which is very popular with tourists. Prices start at just under €4 for a bowl of pasta or a salad. Food is cooked live in front of customers. The restaurant also serves American style breakfast.
Venice
Enoteca al Volto
Set up in 1936, this restaurant is only a few minutes away from the Rialto Bridge. It serves very fine quality Italian snacks like cicchetti and primi, which the eatery is very famous for. The sandwiches here are also very good here. The décor is very basic and simple with wooden tables and chairs in the dining room. A nice place to have great Italian snacks.
Venice
Spizzico
Spizzico is an Italian fast-food chain and is a quick and low cost place to grab a bite while sightseeing. The place is stocked with fresh slices of pizza, salad and desserts as well as chips and soft drinks and offers many meal deals. The Bufalina pizza made with tomatoes, bufala mozzarella cheese and basil is very popular. The Venice branch is in Campo San Luca near St. Mark's and the Rialto. Location: Campo San Luca.
Venice
Taverna del Campiello Remer
Located in a courtyard near the Rialto Bridge, this attractive restaurant is very popular among Venetians. It has recently started offering a buffet between 5:30pm and 7:30pm every day. The dishes served include varied nibbles as well as big bowls of pasta and risotto. The food is excellent and frequently replenished. Address Cannaregio 5701, campiello Remer Telephone mobile 349 336 5168 Open 10.30am-3.30pm, 5.30pm-1am Mon, Tue, Thur-Sun.
Venice
Ristorante Frary's
In Italy you can get tired of eating pizza and pasta very quickly. Because of limited Halal restaurants in Venice, you sometimes crave for some Middle Eastern food. While it is not a full Halal restaurant, according to their manager, Federica Lazzara, Frary’s restaurant in Venice serves several halal dishes with chicken and can also provide Halal lamb or beef dishes for groups if they are contacted a few days in advance. The restaurant can accommodate a maximum of 35 guests.