Get ready to eat your way through Venice with a delicious food tour in Cannaregio and the historic Jewish Ghetto! This progressive lunch or dinner takes you off the tourist track and into the heart of real Venetian life, where locals sip, snack, and savor every bite.
Kick things off with a classic Venetian tramezzino at a historic bakery, then dive into cicchetti culture with a glass of Prosecco col fondo and a tasty bite at a cozy bacaro. Next, enjoy a traditional Venetian main dish at a family-run trattoria, paired with a crisp white wine from Veneto.
No Venetian food tour is complete without a spritz! Learn how to make this iconic drink before pairing it with two must-try cicchetti—baccalà mantecato and saor. Finally, end on a sweet note with your choice of creamy tiramisù, a festive frittella, or artisanal gelato.
Wander through charming alleys, taste your way through centuries of tradition, and experience Venice like a true foodie!
Please meet your guide by the well.
Our meeting point. Surrounded by historic buildings and charming cafés, it's a perfect spot to soak in the city's atmosphere.
Rizzo Pane Pasticceria is a historic Venetian bakery and street food shop, serving locals since 1905. Here, we’ll taste a classic Tramezzino, a soft, crustless sandwich filled with delicious local ingredients.
Reach a Bacaro (Venetian tavern) and taste a typical Venice cicchetto with a glass of “prosecco col fondo” or other wine strictly from Veneto region (closed on Monday mornings).
Cozy Venetian bacaro where you will enjoy a spritz-making demo, learning about its history from the owner or guide. Sip on a classic spritz and taste two traditional cicchetti, baccalà mantecato and saor
At this stop get ready for his majesty the Tiramisù, the most famous Italian Dessert.
Enjoy a typical and seasonal Venetian main dish paired with a glass of white wine from Veneto region (closed on Wednesday mornings).
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