Ai 4 Feri Storti

Exceptional food, service and ambiance!! I was fortunate to stumble across this restaurant when I was doing some last minute shopping during my last evening in Venice. I was not disappointed!!! It is nestled in a quiet area of Venice overlooking a canal. The aromas and sounds from the kitchen made me feel like I was in someone's home instead of a restaurant. Their specialty "Uvetta" was quite the treat after a delicious meal of linguine with clams, sea bream and panna cotta paired with their house red wine. Expect to spend at least 1.5 to 2 hours there which is exactly what I needed to soak it all in before I had to say arrivederce to Venice.

- Sam T -

Hiden gem in Venice. It's very different from any other restaurant. It feels close and warming. The owner it's super nice, even if for some people may sound rough, it's a natural style. Go with a smile, and you will get one in return, and a top quality food. Greetings from 4 argentinian friends ????????

- Augusto Arias -

Thank you for a wonderful dinner on the first day of our visit to Venice! We've been there three times and will definitely be back again! Definitely the best and most heartwarming place!

- Maria Kryuchkova -

Delicious pasta with pork and pumpkin. She also recommended the fried seafood and it was lightly battered and fried where it wasn't too oily and very delicious! Note that bread is complimentary but olive oil is an additional charge

- G R A C E -

This is a must stop. Little local restaurant that makes killer dishes. This was the best food in our 12 day Europe trip. Get the grilled Octopus. Unbelievable! My wife has a gluten allergy and she got the smoked Mackerel. Both were perfect.

- Dean Carter -

I love this place. At the canal with very few people moving around, with the stunning view of the typical Venezian bridge. If you are looking for a quiet place Ai 4 Feri is for you. Great food and friendly service (local beer, great aperol and aircone inside :) )

- J Holliday -

A quiet little spot in the heart of lively Venice, just a step away from the busy tourist crowds yet wonderfully peaceful. We came here knowing about this place in advance and were delighted to try traditional Venetian cicchetti, freshly fried seafood, and local wine. The atmosphere is warm and homey, with a handwritten menu in Italian that adds so much charm and authenticity. We were welcomed by a very kind and friendly staff member who served us quickly and helped us choose dishes, even though we weren’t familiar with many of the names. It felt genuinely local and unpretentious — no plastic signs or glossy picture menus, just real Venetian hospitality and flavors. A hundred percent recommended if you want to experience the true spirit of Venice.

- Veronika Komolova -