Italian
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Has vegan pizza marinara and a vegan croissant. English speaking helpful staff. Ask for any vegetarian pizza with no cheese. Other items clearly marked on menu. Try the salad specialty. NOTE: Reported July 2023 to have limited vegan options – please send updates to HappyCow. Open Mon-Sun 10:00-23:00.
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19 Reviews
First Review by Geet Shroff
Annsku
Points +87
No vegan main dishes - Edit
We were disappointed since there was nothing vegan about this restaurant! Maybe they've changed the menu? We ordered pizza without cheese with some vegetables. Nothing special about the pizza. 12% service fee...
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-Toni-
Points +36
Delicious gluten-free vegan pizza and salat - Edit
The service was really nice and we joked a lot. The menu has vegan and vegetarian options and the staff is helping you to adjust the menu to your diet.
Read moreWe had the Greek salad (me vegan and my mom with feta) and a gluten-free pizza as side dish. So far it has been the best gluten-free pizza in Venice and one of a few places to eat a good an fair portioned salad. We really liked it.
Pros: Vegan and veganizable options , Gluten-free options , Fair prices
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AidanRyan
Points +22
Went for dinner there and waiter was very helpful and understanding. - Edit
Got a mushroom risotto and a selection of bread starters
Read morePros: A selection of vegan options
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cecile_b
Points +2671
Good pizza - Edit
The only vegan pizza by default is the marinara, it's good but like in many other places in Italy.
Read moreFor two pizza, we waited quite a long time.
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EmilyClark26
Points +59
Not the best - Edit
Owner spoke great English and was very friendly (maybe too friendly if you are a solo female or group of females only, as saw him making a couple of females uncomfortable, as well as a mother with her two young daughters)
Read moreI ordered a vegetarian pizza and asked for it without the cheese, and had to specify twice that I did not want the mozzarella as the owner kept telling me it was great and I should try it. Only when my partner called him over the check that they knew I was vegan did he go back into the kitchen to tell them (and based on how much longer my food took than his, I presume they made it non-vegan and had to start again)
That said, when the food arrived it was delicious, prices are reasonable for the location but given the choice I probably wouldn't come back
Pros: English spoken by all staff
Cons: Make sure to specify you are vegan!
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Paukor
Points +48
Good food but no vegan cheese - Edit
No vegan options. I had a “pizza” without cheese, only tomato sauce and vegetables on top. It was good (the tomato sauce was delicious), but other than that not wow. We also took a Greek salad with no cheese and it didn’t have dressing, so it was simply vegetables that I added olive oil and salt.
Read morePros: Very good service , Tomato sauce was delicious , Great location
Cons: No vegan cheese or alternative
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BlancaRodriguez
Points +30
La mejor pizza - Edit
Solo dos opciones veganas. Los ingredientes muy escasos pero tan buenos, que aún así ha pasado a ser la mejor pizza que he probado
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RyanDeBoer
Points +145
Fantastic staff - Edit
Had a great meal here as the last stop on our journey. The staff was willing to make any pizza vegan by not adding cheese. We had a pizza with mushrooms. While it lacked substance, the crust was amazing, and finding vegan options in Venice is nearly impossible. Really happy to have found Gino’s for a quick bite.
Read morePros: Fun and accommodating staff, Delicious crust, Quick meal
Cons: No vegan cheese , No vegan menu
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ASierra
Points +698
Flexible kitchen - Edit
We came here to have a light dinner, as our accommodation was nearby. When we asked the waiter for vegan options, he looked somehow ‘lost’ and ‘surprised’. Once we explained the concept, he was able to offer us two vegan pizzas from the menu (cheese free) and added extra vegetables to it (artichokes, olives and capers). The food was brilliant and the waiter really pleasant throughout the night. Good atmosphere, small restaurant founded in 1972 with lots of Italians eating here. Worth trying if you are around the area!
Read morePros: Flexible kitchen, 2 vegan pizzas from the menu
Cons: No vegan pasta (all egg-based)
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emily_r0ach
Points +761
Vegan pizza - Edit
Any of the veggie pizzas can be made vegan with no cheese, good choice of different pizzas. Quick and friendly service
Read moreCons: Bit expensive (might just be Venice though)
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Mbrock
Points +132
Okay, but not much more... - Edit
I had the Pizza Siciliana (see the picture), and for 6,90€ ( 12% in gratuity) it’s hard to complain in Venice. That said: the crust was a bit disappointing, so if you can make it closer to the center there are other and better options available.
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mahimx
Points +50
Good, close to station - Edit
Pizza tastes good - only con they put a ton of olive oil on there. It was all dripping in oil.
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IsaTeglund
Points +309
Okay place - Edit
They offer only one vegan pizza, that is the pizza marinara, but they also had some basic pasta dishes. The pizza marinara tasted quite good.
Read moreCons: A bit expensive
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FrejaTheHuman
Points +76
Not many vegan options - Edit
Gino's didn't have many vegan options or any vegan cheese, but the pizza I had was very tasty. If you're in the area it's an okay option but not the most exciting for vegan food!
Read morePros: Tasty pizza
Cons: Not many vegan options
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BethanyWatts
Points +44
Good! - Edit
This is a good place to go if you are travelling with non-vegans. I ordered the marinara pizza and it was very good.
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reissausta ja ruokaa
Points +1897
Marinara pizza near railway station - Edit
There are many restaurants in Venice that sell marinara pizza, but I went to Gino´s because it was mentioned here in Happy Cow. The pizza was okay, it had enough of garlic and oil on it. Good marinaras don´t need olives or other extras, if the dough and tomato sauce are great. Gino´s is located by a busy shopping street near the railway station, so it´s practical to go there when you arrive in Venice hungry.
Read morePeople have recommended La Zucca restaurant a lot, but when I tried to go there in June, they had siesta during the day and told that they are fully booked for the next couple of days.
And anyway, when you visit Italy you need to test different marinara pizzas (though Napoli area has the best ones...).
Pros: Near railway station, Easy to find, Easy to order marinara because it´s vegan
Guest
Ffion89
Points +647
Plenty of vegan options, but none are labelled - Edit
Gino's was the first place I ate during my short trip to Venice as it was close to my hotel; it was OK. It had two vegan pizzas on the menu, plus pasta and salad options.
Read moreI went for the Siciliana because it had no cheese but also had olives and capers. It smelt lovely, and the flavours were nice but it was extremely garlicky and a bit too crispy. It was the only pizza I ate during my visit so nothing to compare it with, but I've had much better in the UK so I'm assuming it's not the best Venice has to offer, however it's a pleasant place to visit for a quick bite to eat.
Pros: Location, Vegan pizza
Cons: Nothing marked as vegan, Not great quality
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Tigra220
Points +10644
Ok - Edit
I knew ahead of time that being vegan in Venice would be a challenge, so my expectations were low. A simple pizza marinara & french fries kept me going. Decent. The place was very nice, inside & out, and it was around the corner from my hotel, so...
Read morePros: 1 vegan pizza, Friendly staff
Cons: Only 1 vegan item
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Geet Shroff
Points +21
Enjoyed the meal! - Edit
Gino's is colorful, much like the Venice Carnival. They have a collection of old ad's as their decor and worked very well for us!
Read moreThe pizza was baked fresh, the staff was friendly and when asked for vegetarian food, they showed me a separate section on the menu with Lasagna etc and also a section of pizza's. I picked Pizza Marinara, Vegan pizza and I am certain that the staff could bake another pizza from the veg menu without cheese if told to. The pizza I ordered was super delicious, the best I ate in my week at Italy. The place was reasonable and the ambiance cozy.
Pros: Veg selection, Good food, Nice ambiance
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