Rosticceria Teatro Goldoni

Fast food, Italian-style in Venice

Rosticceria Teatro Goldoni
Calle Teatro 4747, San Marco (Ponte dell'Ovo, a five-minute walk south of Rialto Bridge toward San Marco)
Vaporetto: Rialto
tel. +39-041-522-2446
Open daily (may close Wed out of season)

Sights nearby
* Rialto [bridge]
*** Grand Canal (sight)
*** Piazza San Marco (square)
Museo Civico Correr (museum)
Bacino Orseolo (gondola parking lot)
*** St. Mark's Basilica (church)
*** Palazzo Ducale (palace/museum)
* Campanile di San Marco (bell tower)

Other places to eat nearby
** Osteria La Campana [meal]
*** Bistrot de Venise [meal]

Hotels nearby
Hotel Palazzo La Scala [cheap]
Hotel alla Campana [cheap]
Residenza Ca' San Marco [cheap]
Reid Recommends * Hotel Ai Do Mori [moderate]
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A rosticceria is basically a tavola calda (literally "hot table,"a sort of cafeteria with excellent pre-prepared dishes) that also serves roast chicken. This joint behind plate glass windows near the Rialto may look modern, but it's been around since 1950, and really goes far above and beyond the call for a rosticceria with a vast array of choices and plenty of seating.

There's also a particularly ample tourist menu. It comes with half a dozen choices each for both primo and secondo—meat-filled cannelloni alla bolognese, pasta and beans, lasagne, one quarter of a roast chicken, breaded veal cutlet alla milanese, mixed fish fry, pork chop—along with a salad, fried potatoes, or veggies, bread and fruit or cheese, and coffee.

Also convenient: unlike traditional restaurants, it's open nonstop 9am to 9:30pm.

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