I began my day walking through San Marco. It was partialin Venice. Unfortunately, part of the area was undergoing repairs, which added a unique dynamic to the bustling streets.
During my exploration, I came across SOCIETAS MDCCXCII, renowned for its intricate carvings and stunning architecture.
The craftsmanship is truly impressive, showcasing the rich artistic heritage of Venice.
Canal. While I didn’t get a chance to ride a gondola, walking along the canals provided a serene and picturesque experience.
The charming buildings lining the canals added to the quintessential Venetian atmosphere.
Cute buildings.
Even everyday items like posts and doorbells take on a unique character here.
After my morning stroll, I headed to Piccolo Martini for lunch. Honestly, I had initially planned to dine at another restaurant, but since Piccolo Martini opens at 12 p.m. and it was already 11:30 a.m., I couldn’t wait any longer due to my hunger.
I ordered Spaghetti with Squid Ink, a specialty of Venice. The dish was exactly what I hoped for—rich, flavorful, and beautifully presented.
Despite the bar area being packed since it was only 11:30 a.m., the restaurant itself was still relatively quiet, allowing me to enjoy my meal in a calm environment.
I was able to savor my spaghetti in a relaxed setting, away from the bustling bar area. It was a perfect way to end my visit to San Marco.
Reflecting on the day, I realized that next time I visit Venice, I should plan my schedule better to experience all the restaurants I wish to try. Nevertheless, my visit to Piccolo Martini was a delightful experience that added to the charm of Venice.
About Piccolo Martini
Open Lunch, Dinner
Reservation Available
Credit card Available
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Oh, memories ! I also had dinner at Piccolo Martini.
What a coincidence ! I want to stay Venice and enjoy dinner next time !