Cantina Do Spade
Before becoming one of the city of Venice’s most beloved restaurants, the walls of Cantina Do Spade once housed a historic tavern. While times have changed, the tradition seems to have remained intact. Visitors come to enjoy the daily dishes at the table — pasta and a meat or fish course, depending on the chef’s inspiration — or for an aperitif. The selection of cicchetti (appetizer bites) is sure to delight. An ideal spot after visiting the Ca’ d’Oro, one of the city’s iconic palaces.
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