Now that the Venice Biennale is opening, the big question is: Where to eat and drink? We crowdsourced answers from the art world:
“If I write this, it will be too crowded when I go! But, I would say a very good local place, slightly off the beaten path, is
, in Santa Croce. Every time I go to Venice I eat here, as I have a good friend who lives nearby and this is his neighborhood favorite. Excellent, inventive [seafood] dishes.”Venice’s Rialto fish market. Photo: Simone Padovani/Awakening/Getty Images.by the Rialto fish market, and the best dish there is the octopus with artichokes. It’s delicious.
“I also love to go to the fish market itself, where they sell risottos prepackaged, very inexpensive, with different recipes: [squid] ink, truffle, saffron. I always buy a selection to bring back home.”Paulina Bebecka, Gallerist “This is not a place to eat everyday unless you want to roll out of Venice instead of walking upright. It is a simple trattoria, located at the edge of the city, and far away from all the noise and bustle. Go there hungry, because they will stuff you silly. When you sit down, you don’t have any choices to make—they will start bringing everything they have prepared for the day. After the appetizers you will think it’s all over, but the fun has only begun.
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