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Paradiso Perduto

At a glance

Paradiso Perduto is an informal Venetian osteria on Fondamenta della Misericordia in Cannaregio. Its longstanding identity centres on fish-market cooking and gran fritoin, fried fish with white polenta. It suits readers looking for that traditional approach rather than a fixed contemporary tasting sequence.

Seafood antipasto at Paradiso Perduto in Cannaregio, Venice

A fish-market approach

The restaurant’s own description says its dishes change with the Venice fish market. That gives the menu a different planning logic from a restaurant advertising a fixed course sequence: choose it for the style of cooking and ask what is available for your date. Gran fritoin is the named speciality on the operator’s site; the older description does not establish a current priced menu or guarantee any particular daily catch.

Sources: Paradiso Perduto — osteria and seafood tradition

Dinner and music are separate arrangements

Music is part of Paradiso Perduto’s history, but its visible event archive leads with a January 2018 listing. It is not a current performance calendar. If live music is the reason for visiting, arrange the date and dinner reservation separately. The operator gives +39 041 720581 for table enquiries. Ask about the day’s menu, table arrangements and current meal times in the same enquiry.

Sources: Paradiso Perduto — osteria and seafood tradition, Paradiso Perduto — event archive

Practical details

Address
Fondamenta della Misericordia, Cannaregio 2540, 30121 Venice, Italy
Published reservation telephone
+39 041 720581
Operator description
Operator description — Older operator page; not a current priced menu or concert schedule.

Planning questions

What is gran fritoin at Paradiso Perduto?

The operator describes it as fried fish served with white polenta, a speciality of the osteria.

Sources: Paradiso Perduto — osteria and seafood tradition

Will my dinner include live music?

Do not assume a performance is included. Obtain the current event date and make the meal arrangement separately; the historic archive does not confirm today’s programme.

Sources: Paradiso Perduto — event archive

Compare nearby seafood choices

Compare Paradiso Perduto’s fish-market osteria style with nearby seafood options, sharing dishes and special-dinner formats in our Cannaregio guide.

Best seafood restaurants in Cannaregio, Venice

Sources and menu check

Menu examples and prices reflect the sources checked on 16 October 2026 and may change before your visit.

About this profile

Sarah Haddad is the responsible author. This profile was researched from published sources checked on 16 October 2026; no firsthand visit is claimed.

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