OT: Restaurants in Italy?
#17
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I don't recall the names of any of the places we ate, but most were very good. The places right in San Marcos square are very expensive. We found good pizza off the beaten path as we walked around. Dinner on the Grand Canal by Per Rialto is quite nice and very romantic.
Enjoy! one of my coworkers went to Italy last thursday with his new GF. I love Italy!
too bad you aren't going to Cinque Terre, Monterossa and Vernazza are wonderful!
Enjoy! one of my coworkers went to Italy last thursday with his new GF. I love Italy!
too bad you aren't going to Cinque Terre, Monterossa and Vernazza are wonderful!
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In venice walk to castillio ( from san marcos) and go to Il nuvo de gallion-off beat great seafood and very local-I am spelling it wrong but everyone localknows it and loves it. If you have the money stay at Hotel Danieli .Their are better hotels but none more classic than this. They treat you great and everything is close by. Restaurant is -look at the gondolas(from san marcos) and go left two minutes till you get to a fork and go left to castillo(old part of venice), gallion is on the right. A 5 to 10 minute walk.Have fun
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Okay, separate the comment above from the one below. Why? Because I'm about to recommend a McDonalds
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No, no, not for the food, for the experience. Perhaps the most aesthetically appealing McDonald's in the world exists at the bottom of the Spanish Steps. The entire thing is carved out of marble. Worth a walk through just to check it out. Definitely don't recommend the food there.
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just down the street is Via Conditti, which is where Gucci, Prada etc....are.