Alle Corone

We had an amazing meal here! Starting off with the Seared Swordfish, we split this and still was delicious in a great portion. Their Spaghetti with garlic and chili oil had the perfect flavor and spice to it. Lastly, their Rabbit with speck and beets was great. If we have one comment to make, we personally felt that although the Primi are delicious, €35 flat for all of them is a bit steep in price. Alas, service was attentive and friendly and the air conditioning and ambiance inside make for a nice getaway from the heat.

Enjoyed the 6 course tasting menu and wine pairing. My partner is gluten-free and the chef was amazing with accommodating that allergy (they note in the menu that all allergies will be considered). The presentation and flavors of each dish were beautifully done and offered a full range of flavors and textures. The wines were all regional if not "local" and fantastic - some varietals I wasn't even aware off. All perfectly paired with the food. The service was also exceptional. Our server was knowledgeable of the foods and wines and had a wonderful demenor and attentiveness. The restaurant decor was not as elaborate as many other places in Venice, but after the first bite you don't even notice your surroundings and get immersed in the food and experience.

Great restaurant with an amazing service and the food is very good! But, very expensive. 40 euros for a very small plate of ravioli. Moreover, we asked for one glass of wine, received two glasses and charged for two glasses. Also we asked for the bill and didn’t get it for 40 minutes. Had to get up and go to the waiter in order to get the bill. I didn’t feel well and therefore getting the bill fast was required.

We'd booked this as our last meal in Venice, so were hoping for something really special. Sadly, we were disappointed. We'd pointed out that one of us doesn't eat seafood in our reservation, and repeated this for the waiter who took our order (who seemed surprised). The amuse bouche included fish :-(. We'd been hoping to do a tasting menu, and the online menu showed that there might be an option without too much fish - but the one available on the day didn't have that option, so we settled for 2 a la carte courses instead. The starters were great. Two of the four wines were wonderful (the soave and a pinot noir). The primi courses were disappointing - a duck ragu with gnocchi tasted more like bistro food than Michelin quality. Portions for the tasting menu seemed to be the same as the a la carte menu, so we were glad we didn't try the former! There were long waits between courses. We asked for a wine pairing to accompany the dishes, so were surprised by a demand for "who ordered the Sauvignon Blanc?" The temperature reached uncomfortably high levels, so we took our escape after the second course, slightly surprising the staff. The after-meal surprises (mignardises) were amazing, but we had to ask for the chef's preferred order because it wasn't mentioned - and mattered. We chatted with the maitre'd afterwards, who was apologetic and friendly. But it was too late.

Tasty and well presented food, friendly and hospitable staff, lavish wine selection. It takes about one and a half up to two hours for a 6 course meal. The staff made us feel at home and had great ice breaker jokes. Really enjoyed the Barone Pizzini Franciacorta Golf 1927 bubbly wine they recommended.

Wonderful culinary experience! Recommend it in the Michelin guidebook, it didn’t disappoint at all! Perfect for special occasions. We selected the 6 course menu with the wine pairing and it was great! Service was exceptional, all dishes and wines were explained in detail for us upfront. Don’t hesitate to taste!

We celebrated our second anniversary at this very pleasant restaurant. This is an honest review of our experience. Service was excellent, from start to finish, our waiter Gianluca was personable and charming. The amuse bouche at the start was delightful. We thoroughly enjoyed the cod ball with wasabi. Appetisers were also excellent and well seasoned. Little disappointed with the octopus ragout, it was too salty for our personal liking (but apparently thats how it’s served traditionally!) The other mains were to a good standard, but not as mindblowing as the appetisers. However, they do have very good foccacia, we couldn’t get enough! and the wine recommendations were fantastic. Overall, the whole experience was very lovely. Highly recommend this place for special celebrations in Venice.

We were out on the streets of Venice looking for the perfect place to have the last dinner of our Italian honeymoon, and stumbled upon Alle Corone. We were holding out for the best risotto we could find, so after giving the menu a look we decided to go inside and see if we could get a table. Life-changing moment right there. Not only did the Maître D and the wonderful staff welcome us in, but we had the best dinner I have ever had, no questions. I honestly could have shed a tear on multiple occasions. This restaurant is truly worthy of its Michelin star ranking. The thought and care that is put into not only the food, but the service and the romantic, quiet atmosphere makes it a one of a kind dining experience - one worth traveling across the globe for. We will certainly be back in the future. Thank you so much to the Chef, and the wonderful staff at Alle Corone.

We stayed at the Hotel Ai Reali with family. At check in the attendant mentioned the in hotel restaurant being in the Michelin guide. We made reservations for our last night in Venice. It was an excellent last dinner for our vacation. Four of us had the 8 course tasting menu which was long and filling. The chef surprised us with a few different appetizers and surprise desserts as well. The entire experience was excellent. The few tables, dim lighting, and architectural character created an intimate setting. Servers were friendly and funny. The food was brilliant - beef tartare, fried sardine, ravioli, sea bass, quail, steak - all of it finely prepared and presented. I thought it was a good value compared to tasting menus at other Michelin guide restaurants.

The tasting menu is a long but delicious meal (as they generally are). The plating and actual serving dishes were unique. I enjoyed many of the dishes but in particular was a bold and spicy shrimp and spaghetti dish that lingers in my mind. Our table location was not great but I will over look it in service of the food and healthy wine pours.

This was our last nite in Venice , my husband made the perfect reservation . Walking into the restaurant we were greeted by the hotels staff that led us to the restaurant. We were greeted by the server , and led to our table . It was a nice intimate dim setting that had about 8 tables for seating ! The server offered an à la cart 8 corse meal . I had a pistachio crust fish that was made to perfection , we had some really cool tasty bites complemented by the chef ! My husband pared the wines perfectly with our dinner . I had my favorite dessert which is a cream brûlée. I recommend this place if your looking for a nice calm dinner nite out .

The perfect ending to our vacation in Venice. The food was out of this world. Course after course of perfection. Albeit, we didn't do the courses since we didn't want to be limited; just a cornucopia of excellence. Service was impeccable; highly accommodating and polished. Ambiance was elegant and refined- reminiscent of Daniel. Out the door bill of 700+ euros but well worth it; but then again who is counting?

Amazing food and service. This is a dining experience, not just food. Our experience was for a special Valentine's meal created by the chef. It is my birthday and dining here was a surprise. The mall was 4.5 and was one of the most incredible experiences I've ever had. Every single course was visually stunning and tasted amazing. I can't even describe how good it was, you have to try it if you are in Venice. I know I'll be going again when I visit Venice again

Ristorante Alle Corone - world-class mastery of flavor and cooking technique for all Recently (29/6/2023), my wife and I and two other couples dined at Ristorante Alle Carone, located in the exclusive Hotel Ai Reali in Castello. The ambience is contemporary, relaxed, and intimate, limited to about 6 tables. We savored the six-course tasting menu. Highlights included an eclectic collection of cicchetti (dabs of whipped pecorino and fig on crunchy polenta chips; tasty cheese sculpted as a bright red tomato on a bed of polenta; cuttlefish crudo); tender, seared swordfish marinated in spices, sour cream, and pomegranate; fresh, whole squid stuffed with cod, creamed potatoes, and carletti (sweet, mild and fruity); hearty spaghetti with octopus ragù, garlic and chili pepper; delectable steamed turbot fillet, covered in a Cantabrian anchovy mayonnaise (dreamy umami flavor), garnished with radish and tatsoi; and tender, roasted pork belly with snow peas, kumquats and chives mayonnaise, which lent a sweet, salty, and citrusy flavor. Kudos to Chef Mauro Catiello, who graciously visited our table, and his dedicated staff. With his culinary artistry, mastery of flavor and cooking technique, I envision a Michelin star in his future. We look forward to our next visit.

We stayed at the hotel from 27-29 April. We had complimentary welcome drinks (on day 2 instead of day 1) in the bar at 6.30pm. We allowed these from 6 to 7pm. The bar was empty, but it was a lovely place to sit and relax. Our view was of the canal and gondolas passing by. The barman was friendly. We were served prosecco and some bar snacks. On certain days, I think Monday's, Thursday's and another day they have entertainment in the form of a pianist. Luckily it was Thursday so at 7pm we had the company of a talented Italian pianist. He played some classic songs I knew and some other Italian songs. By this time there were a few more guests seated in the bar. It was not considered peak time for a lot of visitors in Venice. The batman said in a few more weeks time, the hotel would be busier. When we walked past the bar after dinner, we heard the pianist singing whilst he played, but we were too tired to sit and enjoy. On our last day, we waited in the hotel lobby for a while before leaving. We had been out the whole day walking and ran out of water. We went to the bar and asked for tap water, which he was happy to serve with ice, which was 'just the ticket' and we also helped ourselves to the bar snacks which consisted of olives, peanuts and corn kettle.

This restaurant was inside a very nice hotel. It's a smaller restaurant so make sure to you make a reservation. If you are staying at a hotel, definitely have your hotel make the reservation for you, as the self option via their website was not as trust worthy. Dinner was great! You do not get large portions here please see my tips below regarding this as I do not judge European restaurants on portion size. Their portions are different, I'm just telling you for basis on how hungry you may be! Often you will see first and second courses on Italian menus. This would be a place to do a couple courses to feed your soul. I had the ravioli with broccoli and anchovies. It was just the best! The broccoli sauce was magnificent. My pallet was thoroughly pleased! Cost of dinner here was a bit ore expensive. We also ordered a bottle of red wine which was perfect. Not bitter, not dry and just a touch of sweet. In all we spent around 100 euros and we only had one dinner selection a piece. It could become more costly depending on what you order. Also feel free to dress up a bit! It's classy. Few tips to keep in mind: 1. This was a nice little restaurant with smaller portion size. (I say that because portion sizes are often different in each country, so if you are coming from the states, do not expect large portion sizes as we often see in restaurants from the US. Judging it based on that would be unfair). 2. Something else to consider, in Italy, you cannot judge service on speed. You are not rushed in restaurants to order, eat and pay. Often they will not ask if you ready for your check until you ask. They also do not check on tables as frequently as seen in the US. Judging the restaurant on that aspect would also be unfair. Enjoy the experience! 3. A service charge for each restaurant is automatically added.

Stepped into this tiny bar connected to the Hotel Ai Reali, where I am staying, for tea and cookies. Great service, simplistic yet stylish, dimly lit - perfect place to hide from the rain and crowds by yourself to relax and rehydrate.

One of the worst dining experiences we had while we were in Venice. It's not that someone else won't love this restaurant, but our server was truly mediocre and the food we ordered was merely good. My spouse thought the decor was stiff, and while it the interior was certainly high-quality, it lacked visual warmth.

I came here for my husband's birthday. Service was pretty bad for a luxurious place like this. Food was okay, there really was nothing special. I did expect more since there were good reviews, but other smaller restaurants in Venice was much better food and service wise. I don't recommend this place for a special occasion.

My partner had booked a table in this restaurant for my 70th birthday treat, and what a treat it turned out to be. I had read up on websites about this restaurant and decided it needed a suit and tie because it was CLASS. Having just about got into my suit after Italian dining of the previous nights, that was an enormous task, we wandered through the streets of Venice to arrive at the hotel in which the restaurant resided. Deciding to have a drink before dinner we entered the bar to be greeted by the barman. Ordering a martini and a caiprinha it arrived a few minutes later with small nibbles of smoked salmon and cream cheese. Perfect. The bar bill needs to be paid as the bar is not part of the restaurant. but with the hotel. No problem. Entering the restaurant we were shown to a table by the windows overlooking the canal with gondolas passing by frequently. The menu is easy to read with a selection which is 'small' but adequate. This is necessary because of the quality of the food. No way could you reach the high quality with a larger menu. The food was exquisite, but I do wonder how Italians can get through four courses, we only managed two. The wine list is extensive and the prices vary from reasonable to expensive. It oozed, as I have said, Class. Service was professional but unintrusive. It seemed as if those guys were in your head and read what you needed. Loved the place. Finally, thank you all for making my 70th Birthday something really special.

While on vacation, food is very important. After reading several reviews for this restaurant, we made it a point to go to this restaurant. The venue is very nice and upscale which was inviting. However, the service was not up to par. They were short staffed, wine glasses has left of smudge, our food was presented to the table next to us(they were finishing their last drink and had already paid. Food was presented nicely however taste did not live up to the presentation. Instead of the tasting menu, we decided to do a la carte, four courses each. While ordering, assuming small portions, the waiter never mentioned that perhaps that would be too much food as full size items were served. Due to lack of staff, it took up almost 3.5 hours of our evening for mediocre food. We almost wanted to cancel the last two courses however thought it might improve. Go for the ambience, not for the food. I would like to hope they were having a bad evening.

We had a magical afternoon on Christmas Day! They seated our party of 14 in the wine cellar. We had the 5 course dinner with wine pairing. They were able to alter the dishes to accomodate our Gluten Free & Vegetarian members. The food, wine & service was absolutely amazing. Truly memorable! Thank you!

We ate Xmas eve dinner here. I saw the menu on-line and appreciated the choices, so made a reservation. What I wasn't expecting was the best meal of my life. Although they don't (????) mention it they are MIchelin rated and absolutely deserve it.

My mom and I had dinner here to celebrate my birthday. Food was of excellent quality and service was mostly good. The selection of house made breads was delicious. We ordered the following: appetizer of "Pumpkin pie with mountain cheese fondue and fried sage", pasta courses of "Lemon-scented linguine with prawns and zucchini flowers" and "Homemade ravioli stuffed with duck and ricotta cheese, chestnut sauce and black truffle", main course of "Pistachio-crusted turbot fillet with cauliflower cream and sauteed baby spinach", and a tiramisu for dessert. All of the dishes were fantastic with the exception of the tiramisu, which came served in a martini class and was mostly whipped cream. Even so, this place would rate 5 stars if not for the service aspect. Our waiter copped an attitude and acted snooty when we indicated we would be sharing our appetizer and main course. He reluctantly brought a plate so that we could do so. I'm just saying we are 2 women, we can only eat so much, and we wanted to sample as mush as we could from the menu. Prices were high but in accordance with the quality and presentation of the meal. Definitely worth a stop on your trip to Venice!