Italian

Bar Rialto da Lollo

Italian · Cafe · Street Food · Venezia · Italia

Local SpotNo Frills
4.4Google (650)
1creator review

The story

Tucked into the Ruga dei Spezieri near the Rialto Bridge, Bar Rialto da Lollo is the kind of no-frills Venetian local that rewards a detour from the tourist trail. With a solid 4.4-star consensus, this coffee shop earns its keep as a street-food pit stop. Franchino Er Criminale, in his *Tramezzini criminali* video, calls it a "local bar" with cheap, generously filled tramezzini, though he notes the bread is "rolled rather than crafted." The standout is the Tramezzino Tonno e Cipolline—simple, honest, and satisfying.

It’s not trying to be a destination, which is exactly its charm. The vibe is unpretentious, the service brisk, and the sandwich-to-price ratio hard to beat for a quick bite in the San Polo neighborhood. If you’re craving a taste of everyday Venice—no frills, just good fillings and a coffee—this is your spot.

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Reviewers rave about the Tramezzino tonno e cipolline, a simple yet sublime tuna sandwich. The overall vibe is warm, unpretentious, and deeply satisfying.

This tramezzino is made with a single rolled piece of bread, no craft at all — the bread is just a soft roll filled with stuff. But the filling is good, a lot of it, and the pickled onions from Ponti are nice. It's not even a small bite because if you spread it out it would be a big tramezzino. Compared to all the tramezzini I've eaten in my life, this is good.
Franchino Er Criminale👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Bar Rialto da Lollo. Most active: Franchino Er Criminale

  • Franchino Er Criminale
    Franchino Er Criminale

    Tramezzini criminali VENEZIA San Polo e Castello · @ 3:52

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    A local bar near Rialto with cheap, generously filled tramezzini, though the bread is rolled rather than crafted.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Tramezzino Tonno e Cipolline

      This tramezzino is made with a single rolled piece of bread, no craft at all — the bread is just a soft roll filled with stuff. But the filling is good, a lot of it, and the pickled onions from Ponti are nice. It's not even a small bite because if you spread it out it would be a big tramezzino. Compared to all the tramezzini I've eaten in my life, this is good.

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