Pizza at Gino’s Pizzeria in Venice
Venice may be over-touristed but there is one thing that has changed and that there are now plentiful options for food here in such a small town. It is probably a natural progression that Venice would end up this way. Even then it was already very well known in the medieval world, however, it still wasn’t that easy to get around. With the arrival of modern transportation, it has become even easier to be a tourist. Venice has countless restaurants to choose from. You can probably walk to some random alley and find a nice place to eat there. Actually, I was told that the cheaper eats would be found this way. If you insist on beautiful sea view and violins, then I think you need to prepare to pay through the nose.
Large Pizza at Gino’s Pizzeria
We eventually came to the area of the railway station. The railway station is naturally a very busy place, lots of people, will inevitably have a lot of shops near them. There were a few restaurants in this area but I didn’t really know what to choose. Almost everyone has a trip advisor sticker so that probably didn’t really mean anything anymore. We would be staying here for two nights so we would have time to select a few. One of my companions decided that we will be having pizza. After all, why go Italy if you are not having any pizza or pasta.
Someone was not in the Mood for Pizza
Actually, I don’t really have very high expectation about the pizza here. This whole place is probably all touristy food. I even saw one shop with Hawaiian pizza, no matter how much they claim it to be authentic, I’ll never believe it. Eventually, we settled on a place called Gino’s Pizzeria, which specializes in, guess what, pizza. Just how could could this be? I will find out soon.
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