Danubio’s Restaurant

Enjoy lunch or dinner in a friendly family atmosphere at the Danubio, a typical Venetian lagoon trattoriajust a stone’s throw from the sea, along the longest promenade in Europe. The restaurant has recently been renovated, but still preserves its traditional, family ambience.

At the entrance you will be welcomed by a giant knife and fork, announcing immediately that here quality and flavour are to the fore. Sit in the indoor dining room or on the patio: the Danubio Ristorante e Pizzeria will win you over with simple dishes from the Veneto culinary tradition, interpreted in a modern key.

You will be spoilt for choice by the appetizers, especially those made with fish; then don’t miss the infinite variety of large fresh salads, also enhanced with fruit and served with a selection of original sauces and dressings. Fish and meat delicacies matched with typical local wines make up mouth-watering first and main courses that will delight you with special meat dishes and gourmet wonders of fresh fish and seafood. If you prefer, you can also be enticed by our selection of over 50 pizzas cooked in a wood-fired oven and watch the pizzaiolo as he creates your pizza...

Every one of the modern reinterpretations of local Venetian cuisine and typical dishes “taken” from granny’s secret recipe book, is prepared with care, using wholesome, extremely fresh ingredients, and prime choice fruit and vegetables, to ensure you get only the utmost in quality and flavour.

Call in on us and start with a glass of excellent local wine from our well-stocked wine cellar: it has a good number of quality local Veneto and national labels to complement your lunch or evening meal.

Why wait: a cosy renovated family environment, closeness to the sea and a central position right on Via Bafile come together to create the atmosphere that unfailingly attracts people from the four corners of the earth. Top quality cuisine, caring, discreet service and the right value for money will help you spend pleasant hours in good company as you observe holiday-makers strolling along the longest pedestrian area in Europe.