da Celeste Pellestrina

"Venice's Best Fish “This family-run restaurant on the fishing island of Pellestrina is quite far out—probably 45 minutes by boat. But in the summer months, it’s a lovely ride, breezy and fresh. Once you’re at the restaurant, you sit on a pontoon and see nothing but the spread of la laguna and the occasional boat speeding past. They do wonderful fish here. It’s incredibly fresh and they’ll bring you an array of mixed antipasti to start. The oven-baked turbot on potatoes with baby artichokes and baby tomatoes is fantastic. So, so good.” —Skye McAlpine, cookbook author and Venice native. Read about more of McAlpine's Venice favorites here ."

"Venice's Best Fish “This family-run restaurant on the fishing island of Pellestrina is quite far out—probably 45 minutes by boat. But in the summer months, it’s a lovely ride, breezy and fresh. Once you’re at the restaurant, you sit on a pontoon and see nothing but the spread of la laguna and the occasional boat speeding past. They do wonderful fish here. It’s incredibly fresh and they’ll bring you an array of mixed antipasti to start. The oven-baked turbot on potatoes with baby artichokes and baby tomatoes is fantastic. So, so good.” —Skye McAlpine, cookbook author and Venice native. Read about more of McAlpine's Venice favorites here ."

Where Locals Eat in Venice - AFAR

"A family-run seafood restaurant on the fishing island of Pellestrina (about a 45-minute boat ride) where you sit on a pontoon with wide lagoon views; it’s known for extremely fresh fish, generous mixed antipasti and standout dishes such as oven-baked turbot on potatoes with baby artichokes and baby tomatoes." - Ashlea Halpern

7 hidden finds in Venice’s sister islands - SilverKris

"An acclaimed quayside seafood restaurant where diners can sit mere metres from the water and enjoy dishes like fried soft-shell crab while admiring stilted huts and a quintessentially maritime setting." - SilverKris