Naranzaria

Located Right by the Rialto bridge on the San Polo side. When you are going away from San Marco, go over the bridge, and make right to hug the Gran Canal and it’s before the fish market. We came here for drinks at the end of our food tour. It’s a place to try the traditional Venetian Spritzi — Prosecco, sparkling water, and your choice of:
1. Amperol
2. Campari
3. Cynar
Drinks are great, service is less than par. We stayed pretty late chatting away and they pulled all the tables around us to let us know it was time to leave.
Two days later, we came to have out last Spritzi and they didn’t allow us to eat outside unless we ordered lunch. Bathrooms are upstairs. It’s really an after dinner drink place where you can view the Gran Canal, sit outside, and have bathroom a bathroom break.

This place feels less crowded then the places you will find on the busier side of the Rialto. The service was good but it is worth it because it sits right along the canal where the gondolas pass and pick up. Sitting in the canal and watching the canal traffic added to my Venetian experience. Prices are reasonable by Venice standards.

Great location, awesome atmosphere BUT the food is awful and overpriced.
Would not recommend!!!
Service was just Ok and the food tasted like canned food or even worse. You can find much better places for much less!!!

Perfect place for an afternoon drink and a small bite in Venezia. It’s right next to the Grand Canal so it’s a great place to relax and watch the gondolas ride by while enjoying some refreshments. They also have 20 minutes of free wifi, just ask your server for a code!

Excellent lasagna and fresh salad. Both a bit salty, great ambiance and the far, and more quiet, side of the Rialto bridge. Right on the Grand canal.

Also man sitzt hier traumhaft. Direkt neben der Rialto und nachts kann man am Wasser den Vaporetti zusehen. Service ist ein bisschen verpeilt. Cocktails am späten Abend sehr okay. Essen muss man hier nicht.

Essen direkt am Canal Grande! Mittags sind die Tische nur für Essen reserviert, also für die Hungrige gibt es genug Plätzchen.
Das Essen war untypisch eine Mischung aus italienische und japanische Küche (wir auch Sushi angeboten). Ich hatte Fenchelsalat mit Orangen und Oliven. Sehr kreative Die, die leider misslungen war, da es keine Komposition war, sondern nur die 3 Produkte, die im Teller angerichtet wurden. Auch der Parmaschinken mit Büffelmozarella war nicht besser. In dem Preis war die schöné Aussicht inbegriffen, der Coperto war separat aufgelistet.