Ristorante Adriatica - Il Palazzo Experimental
Restaurant · Dorsoduro ·
Venetian tradition meets innovation with bold flavors and local ingredients
Venetian tradition meets innovation with bold flavors and local ingredients
"Housed in the Palazzo Experimental hotel in a tourist-lite corner of south-western Venice, this chic hangout pairs candy-striped Belle Époque–style decor and one of Venice’s trendiest cocktail bars with a restaurant drawing inspiration from ingredients across the Adriatic coastline; dishes include chilled bell pepper soup with green beans and goat cheese, and seabass with stuffed zucchinis, mussels and saffron sauce, and the venue is an all-day kind of place serving enticing snacks outside standard meal times." - Anne Hanley
"Set in a Renaissance-era palace, the restaurant fuses modern Italian cuisine with Venetian tradition through locally sourced lagoon ingredients and bold Mediterranean flavors—Chef Denis Begiqi brings a bright, contemporary flair to the historic setting that makes it feel both rooted and innovative." - Jenn Rice
"Canal‑side and very much the heart of the property, this restaurant nods to the Adriatic with top‑quality seasonal produce from the coastal areas of Friuli, Emilia Romagna, Marche, Abruzzo, Molise, Apulia, and Veneto, serving locally sourced Venetian food with a twist. I’d start with the cicchetti mix—a small selection of traditional Venetian bites—paired with the Italian white wine Borgo Paglianetto, or go for the citrus‑marinated ombrina with herbs, grapefruit, chicory, and tarragon yogurt, a modern interpretation that combines the flavors of the Veneto interior with the salinity of raw seafood and the fresh notes of grapefruit." - Maria Belen Archetto
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