Osteria ai cacciatori
Venice
Reviews
They don’t have a table for one. I was hoping to have everything before my flight arrives. The first time I was refused a table for one in Italy, and twice within 15 minutes right here on this island. I’ve probably spent the most money here on glass jewelry, and it makes me wonder if one person is somehow not meant to travel, eat, or drink. Only from two people onward are you allowed to eat, drink, and breathe? My very first bad experience here. I really don’t understand why one person can’t simply have food. Treating everyone fairly is one of the most basic forms of humanity on earth. It is your choice whether to support this business or not, but here is someone who was refused service simply because of the number of people in their party On Burano yesterday, I was given a table. The waiters were so kind and made sure I had a pleasant lunch, even during the busiest hour. That’s why I still don’t understand why one person can’t eat in a restaurant. If it wasn’t discrimination, then what was it?
The food is excellent but the service is the worst I had experienced in Murano. The staff threw the credit card machine on the table when we would like to pay by card. It seemed that they do not welcome paying by card. And obviously the staff treated us worse than others even we already spoke in Italian. Sadly, the food is so good but we stopped going there for breakfast. There are way better choices for breakfast with great services.
Service is fast and cichetti are good. Plenty of options for a quick bite. Not much waiting and plenty of room inside, the few tables outside get busy quickly
