Pizzeria Da Sandro

Good, cheap pizza and pasta in Venice

Pizzeria Da Sandro
Campiello dei Meloni 1473, San Polo (on the main drag linking the Rialto to Campo San Polo)
Vaporetto: San Silvestro
tel. +39-041-523-4894 or 041-523-4964
Closed Fridays

Sights nearby
*** Grand Canal [sight]
* I Frari [church]
** Scuola Grande di San Rocco [museum]
* Rialto [bridge & market]
Ca' Pesaro [museum]

Other places to eat nearby
Trattoria alla Madonna [meal]
*** Cantina Do Mori [snacks]
* Vini Da Pinto [meal]
** Cantina Do Spade [meal]
* Pizzeria Ae Oche [meal]

Hotels nearby
Reid Recommends Locanda Sturion [moderate]
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Da Sandro is a good choice if you’re looking for an inexpensive pizza-and-beer meal (which, believe it or not, is hard to come by in Venice). The pizzas are crisp, delicious, and so large they hang over the edges of the plates.

Like most pizzerie/trattorie, Da Sandro offers a dozen varieties of pizza as well as a full trattoria menu of pastas and entrees. The only odd thing is that these offerings are on opposite sides of the street.

Yep, Da Sandro has two locations—directly across the street from one another. One is more of a proper restaurants or trattoria, the other a smaller space and mainly a pizzeria. Never seen that before.

At any rate, both offer you a few tables outside for al fresco dining and people-watching—and so you can wave at the other Da Sandro patrons across the way.

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