SEPA

Venice



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Try the cicchetti for an authentic taste of Venetian culinary tradition.

SEPA, located on Calle de la Bissa in Venice, offers a distinctive culinary experience that authentically combines passion, quality, and the essence of Venetian culture. As an osteria, vineria, and gastronomic venue, it provides a welcoming environment where both traditional dishes and contemporary culinary ideas are showcased. The menu features a range of Venetian cicchetti, risottos, fried specialties, and both fish and meat dishes crafted with selective ingredients. The atmosphere at SEPA is relaxed and convivial, making it an ideal place for those who appreciate high-quality food in an informal setting. Dining here is intended to be both a serious and enjoyable experience, focusing on simplicity and taste without the use of industrial flavor enhancers. Additionally, SEPA emphasizes ecological responsibility, utilizing 100% compostable tableware made from corn-derived materials and avoiding the sale of plastic water bottles. The drink selection complements the food offerings, featuring wine by the jug, prosecco, and artisanal beers sourced from the Veneto and Friuli regions, reflecting the local terroir. SEPA appeals to anyone looking to explore Veneto's rich gastronomic heritage while enjoying a casual and environmentally friendly dining experience.

Reviews

Nananana Nananana Jun 2026

Probably one of the best bacaro (if not the best one) in Venezia hands down. Their risotto-of-the-day are to die for, and they conveniently offer a half size option for those who want to try their cicchetteria menu as well. In the pictures you can see me and my friend D and L had a Risotto rosmarino e pescheria, three Crocchette di baccalà, a Rosa di Cipolla (my absolute favourite!!) and a Tortino di patate e carote with Mascarpone and Gorgonzola cheese sauce. Their menu is always so creative and their options are genuinely the most unique I've seen so far in Venezia. And if you've got a sweet tooth like me, you can't miss their Tiramisù al pistacchio. One of the few places I go back to again and again.

Luciano Bongiorni Luciano Bongiorni May 2026

A pleasant surprise in the streets of Venezia. I was treated very well by the owner, after asking to use the bathroom for my gf and try out some chichetti and wine of the house. You have to eat ahile standing, in side tables, but still it was enjoyable. I'll come back when staying in Venezia.

Jesse Chow Jesse Chow Apr 2026

The best thing I got was the meatball. Get it, you won’t be disappointed. I also ordered the squid ink pasta, and the cod paste thing that’s very common, forgot what it’s called. It was all fine, but just fine, uninspired if I can say so. I’m not usually a seafood pasta guy, but the shrimp pasta is supposed to be the bees knees.. didn’t get it, kinda regret it cuz it was served to the table next to me, I could see why it’s their signature. Big, I mean BIG shrimp. Wouldn’t come back, wasn’t that busy, better choosing another spot.

Αχμάντ σε όλο τον κόσμο Αχμάντ σε όλο τον κόσμο Jan 2026

This place is an absolute hidden gem! The decor is stunning and instantly pulls you in, the food is ridiculously delicious, the service is top-notch and super smooth, and the staff? They make you feel like you’ve just walked into a friend’s home. You don’t stumble across spots like this every day… but once you find it, you’ll feel like you’ve discovered a little treasure right in the heart of Venice 🥰✨🍴

Sally Sally Dec 2025

a nice authentic experience! nice atmosphere and very friendly staff to guide you into ordering traditional venetian food. my only qualm was that the food was cold and they’d microwave to reheat it, so some fried items are soggy. still a good introduction to authentic food though! i liked the flavours. it’s standing spaces all around with hooks to hang your coats and bags.

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Frequently Asked Questions

SEPA is located at Calle de la Bissa, 5482, 30124 Venezia VE, Italy, near the Rialto Bridge.
SEPA offers Venetian and Veneto cuisine, including cicchetti, risottos, fried dishes, and both fish and meat options.
Yes, SEPA uses 100% compostable tableware and avoids selling plastic water bottles.
Yes, reservations can be made by contacting them directly.
SEPA is open from 11:00 to 22:00 from Sunday to Thursday, and from 11:00 to 23:00 on Friday and Saturday.
While specific dietary options aren't mentioned, SEPA focuses on high-quality ingredients, so it's advisable to inquire directly.
Yes, the relaxed and informal setting of SEPA makes it suitable for groups and families.
The description does not specify outdoor seating, it's best to check directly with the venue.
SEPA offers wine by the jug, prosecco, and locally sourced artisanal beers.
SEPA is conveniently located near the Rialto Bridge in Venice.

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