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an impeccable atmosphere. a beautiful place very good meal ..

Had a great experience on the balcony here. Only two tables, so get your reservation. Very secluded and off the beaten path. Food was fantastic and service top notch.

Very interesting menu, and the location is in the historic Palazzetto Pisani. The only challenge could be for guests with mobility issues, as there are a number of stairs to climb in order to get upstairs.

We had a great dinner on the balcony. The food and drinks were perfect but our waiter was excellent throughout the whole night and really made us feel at home. You really feel you are in a Venetian Palazetto and you cant beat the view and ambiance.

Best restaurant ever, the ambiance is so private and luxurious you’ll feel like royalty. Amazing rooms and paintings from the 1800s which would probably belong to a museum if in the US. The staff is very attentive and professional and the food is perfect. 10/10.

posizione straordinaria, prezzi appena sopra la media di venezia ma giustificati dal panorama e dal servizio. porzione di capesante, ravioli, spaghetti gamberi e zucchine, bottiglia d'acqua, bottiglia di euro su un balcone sul grande canale. da non perdere per una serata romantica.

We made a on line reservation weeks before by TripAdvisor/Iens This was supposed to be the highlight of our Venice weekend. I planned to propose my partner. But when we finally found the restaurant the just told us very arrogant that the restaurant was closed for a private event. I showed my on line reservation but they did not care at all. They ruined our night and my proposal.

Pisanino is the hotel restaurant for the Pisani Palace and is most convenient for those staying there. As non residents we were made to feel slightly unwelcome. The food is traditional Venetian cuisine which, in our experience, doesn't measure up to the food from other regions. For us, Emilia-Romagna has the best food in Italy. Prices were about right and the service was old fashioned but good.

One of the most remarkable environments for a romantic dinner: the front dining room of the restaurant, with just three or four tables, a few couches, and a grand piano, all looking out via two 15 foot sets of doors onto terraces and the Grand Canal. As a former concert pianist, I was able to play the ivory-keyed Yamaha between courses, much to my wife's delight. The service was impeccable and the food somewhat exotic and delicious. If there is any complaint, anything preventig that fifth circle excellent rating, is that the menu is quite limited. Perhaps three or four appetizers, primi and secondi. And the wine list, also was limited, although one can find an excellent Barolo for not too ou...