Venezia del Nord

Great location near the Anne Frank house. Easily accommodated a large group. Food was average, pizza was very good. Service excellent and fast. If you need a quick fill up in this neighborhood this fits the bill.

Came in after a long train ride in town from Paris. Very hungry and looking for a quick bite this was right across from our hotel. Pizza was mediocre at best, and the servers were just plain rude. They were more interested in trying to wrap up for the night and essentially kicked everyone out. The server even rudely told one couple that they needed to leave and they are not an Internet café. There is plenty of better options all over Amsterdam.

Surprisingly good. After a long flight we were craving something simple and filling. I loathed coming this far to eat Italian in the Netherlands, but left very full and satisfied.
The spaghetti was flavorful and well prepared. It was very tasty, and had a very nice blend of spice in the sauce. The pizza tasted great, was well cooked, and had a good crust with a brick oven taste. Would definitely eat here again.

This restaurant sits on the corner of Rozengracht and Prinsengracht. I live near here so I walk by often. There are always people there eating inside or at the outside tables. They’re frequently quite busy. It’s a fairly busy tourist area near the Anne Frank museum. Rozengracht is also quite active and it’s on the outskirts of de Negen Straatjes so there’s plenty of foot traffic providing plenty of hungry, thirsty people. The outside and inside is comfortable enough to spend some time eating and drinking while regaining your strength. I’m not sure how long they’ve been at this location but the walls are covered with business cards of people from all over the world as well as gifts of their currency, dollars, franks, rios, etc. It’s a proud testament that people from all over the world like this place.
The menu is standard pizza offerings, salads, pasta and meat. I can’t say that the food is tasty but what I can say is that it’s satisfying. I like the offerings of pasta, salads, pizza, etc. The portions are adequate. Sometimes, they’re more than adequate, substantial even. I had the lasagna and a pizza. I also had a few beers and a dessert. The service while not in your face nor absent without leave was adequate. I had to get someones attention before I got service which is fine to me since I get served when I want, mostly. What I like most was the server, who I’m sure is one of the owners, as the other server appeared to be his wife, treated me in a manner I found quite agreeable and comfortable as if we’d known each other for a while. I think it’s this personality and attitude that’s made many, customers here for many years. Bravo.

This place smells better than it tastes. We’ve eaten there twice and both times wasn’t too impressed. The pizza was soggy and the pasta wasn’t anything special. The only reason it gets a 3 is because the prices are reasonable.

After a long day of walking around the city and having some drinks at a pub across the way, we decided pasta and pizza would be a good dinner choice.
Venezia has no wow factor, but offered some solid food and friendly service. Plenty of outdoor tables as well. They did have some very good lemoncello. We sampled a few apps, a couple of pizzas and nothing was super note worthy, but still enjoyable.
One dish stood out on my pallet: one of our friends had a simple spaghetti bolognese and it was delicious, perfectly cooked al dente noodles and a well balanced meat sauce. Which leads me to believe that your best menu options here are the classics.

Very touristy but quite OK. Don’t expect haute cuisine here, it’s just for a quick pizza or pasta. I used to come here frequently because they were a 2 minute walk from my house and I love their mushroom soup and pasta carbonara. Friendly staff, outdoor seating.