Dolce Vita Venezia
Venice
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We had such a wonderful experience at Dolce Vita! The espresso martini was hands down the best I’ve had in Italy perfectly balanced, smooth, and absolutely delicious made by Robel. The food was incredible, with every bite full of flavor and made with care. What truly made our visit unforgettable, though, was the staff. Robel and PRI were so welcoming, attentive, and genuinely kind, making us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. If you’re looking for amazing drinks, delicious cicchetti, and exceptional service, this place is an absolute must-visit. We can’t wait to come back!
Wow! What an amazing place. The ladies behind the counter (black hair, braid and ponytail) were so friendly. They helped me try my order in Italian, gave the best advice and let’s not forget the drinks & food are amazing. Spritz + 2 cicchetti for 7,50 euro is a great deal. Thanks!
I love the place and the atmosphere, but the cappuccino was just okay (too much milk for my taste) and the croissant is one of those unfrozen that you put in the oven and they filled in with the topping you choose. Not very Venetian.
It’s difficult to classify this place as a full‑service restaurant—it feels more like a bakery that also offers an impressive range of savory dishes. Located along the busy Sestiere Dorsoduro, it serves pastries, excellent desserts and cakes, and a great selection of traditional cicchetti (pronounced chi-KET-tee). These classic Venetian bites—small slices of toasted baguette or crusty bread topped with local ingredients—are an absolute must‑try here. You won’t find anything quite like them anywhere else in Venice. The menu also includes coffee, mixed drinks, wine, Aperol, and other beverages. Indoor seating is limited, and the outdoor tables tend to fill up quickly. We ordered three cicchetti—one with octopus and ham, another with artichokes and salmon, and a third with pecorino and dried peppers (€7.70). All three were delicious. We also ordered a Ham & chesse, croissant tried a salata brioche filled with prosciutto, goat cheese, pistachios, cream, and pepper marmalade—an amazing combination of flavors (€3.50). To finish, we enjoyed a cappuccino (€6), the perfect end to the experience. I would absolutely love to return to this place again!
Loved it here ! Kind staff & good vibes. I found a lovely mix of what appeared to be locals and tourists. Nothing felt pretentious or exclusive. It was just the right Sunday vibe. from the looks it’s great for pairs, groups, or solo travelers like myself. they have a great spritz & ciccheti deal and each are delicious. there’s wifi available too!
