Trattoria da'a Marisa

For me the pasta with ragu was too oily. The pasta was literally floating in oil. The meat texture was tough and the taste was bland. Here there are not many options to choose from and for us it was between three types of pasta: pasta with ragu, pasta with tuna, and pasta with tomato sauce. It seems like a family business and there were 5 people all cramped up inside the kitchen and it was so crowded that for a bottle of water we had to wait a long time and repeat it and after when we wanted to take a coffee they completely forgot about us and only remembered when we decided to leave without the coffee and they decided they wanted to make money on that coffee and in a sloppy move they offered us the coffee on the counter which was rude. Not recommend.

Local fixed menu restaurant that everyone should take the opportunity to experience. All locals and university conference goers hoping to get a seat for lunch, but our party of 21 had a long anticipated reservation. We are so glad we booked that lunch. The pasta was fresh and the sauces were exquisite. The meat options were varied and all were delicious.

Great local restaurant right next to the water. Away from the commotion at the city center. Was recommended to me by my local friend who lives in Venice. Food was amazing.

I have the fish menu. Everything is great. Food is delicious and the view is great. People are nice, too. I believe that price is also reasonable, compared to so many things that they offer. My only complaint is that... please have a print-out of the menu. I didn't expect the fried fish was coming and I was so full!!! If the logistics is slightly better, the experience will be amazing. With that said, they did help me pack the fried fish so I guess I'll 5-star them anyway.

The second to seventh photo is only starters for 5 people. My family and my friends ordered fish fixed menu, it is 45€ for every person. Each of the starters were unique. The octopus was soft with tomato sauce. The fish’s are cold but tasted fishy. Clams were quite good, and the tuna and mayonnaise were very good. Then, we have fish lasagna. Cheesy and creamy. I had a lot of very delicious dishes. recommended but not the best.

Don’t eat here. I was recommended by a friend who lived locally, but as so many reviews warn, this place is a disappointment. It may once have had charm, but that’s long gone. The food is cold, bland, and completely uninspired, while the service is careless, rude, and painfully slow. The wine selection is laughable, apparently the only option is terrible Prosecco, and don’t expect wine glasses unless you specifically ask. Want seasoning for your tasteless food? Good luck, most staff will tell you they only have pepper, and only one particular person seems to know otherwise. The rudeness when attempting to pay was the final straw. I couldn’t pay without a receipt, and thankfully I didn’t - when finally given a card reader, the total was more than my bill, and they tried to overcharge me. Miserable food. Miserable service (apart from the one female staff member who was actually trying to be helpful and smiley - Thank you!). Overall a miserable experience. Don’t waste your time or money here.

This casual hole-in-the-wall eatery is named for Madama Marisa, a well-known 1930s prostitute (and sporting some of her advertising as decoration). A tiny out-of-the-way spot simply serving antipasto then a limited spoken menu of pasta and secondi, finishing with whatever dolci they have. A true Venetian cheap eat, great value and a great experience!

Fresh seafoods was delicious. Seafood appetizers was excellent. As main courses, fish lasagna and seafood fries were amazing. We tried the mascarpone dessert, don't miss it either. For dinner a fixed menu was served respectively and the portions were extremely large. It was the freshest and most delicious seafood I have ever eaten. A very friendly family business..