Antica Sacrestia | Where to Eat in Venice, Italy
My name is Shannon Kennedy and I'm the language lover,…
When I was in Venice, Italy, I quickly learned a very important lesson.
If we wanted to know where the good local restaurants were, we needed to ask the receptionist at our hotel. Her first recommendation to us was excellent and on our last night in the city, we knew she’d have an equally excellent suggestion for us.
This lead us to Ristorante Antica Sacrestia.
We followed her directions down back alleys, constantly thinking we were lost, before we stumbled upon the gate that led us into the restaurant.
After the endless stone walls and the imposing gate, we were a little nervous, but upon peering in, we were greeted by an adorable courtyard with outdoor seating. We knew we had found the right place.
We entered and were brought to a small room that made me think of something that might belong in a medieval castle. They brought us an aperitif on the house (an Aperol Spritz), grissini (Italian breadsticks), and a pair of menus.
There were tons of delicious items on the menu, so it was rather difficult to choose, but M and I finally both settled for individual pizzas. And after devouring my entire mushroom pizza, I had no regrets. Not a one.
If you ever make it out to Venice, Italy, I absolutely recommend this restaurant. The ambiance is fantastic, the food is excellent and the drinks are definitely a bonus.
Ristorante Antica Sacrestia
Sestiere di Castello, 4463
30122 Venezia
Tel. 041.52.30.749
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Have you ever been to Venice or Italy? If you have what are some of the restaurants you enjoyed while you were there?
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My name is Shannon Kennedy and I'm the language lover, traveler, and foodie behind Eurolinguiste. I'm also the Head Coach of the Fluent in 3 Months Bootcamp, co-founder of Women in Language, and former Resident Polyglot at Drops.