Editorial place profile
Trattoria Da Nino
At a glance
Trattoria da Nino is the Venetian restaurant in Campo San Provolo, at Castello 4668. The operator describes Adriatic fish, traditional Venetian dishes, pizza and meat or fish fixed menus, with indoor seating and a covered terrace. Pet access needs the restaurant’s confirmation.
Practical details
- Choose it for
- Venetian dishes and group meals in Campo San Provolo
- Menu distinction
- Published fixed menus add 12% service
- Pet access
- Unverified; ask the exact Castello restaurant
Venetian dishes in Campo San Provolo
The operator places Trattoria da Nino between Campo San Zaccaria and Riva degli Schiavoni, near Piazza San Marco. Its menu examples include sarde in saor, spaghetti alla vedova, bigoli in salsa and Venetian liver with polenta, alongside Adriatic fish and pizza.
It describes 35 indoor places and 65 on a covered outdoor terrace, heated during the winter period. Stated seating and a terrace do not guarantee a particular table, a group reservation or permission to bring a pet.
Sources: Trattoria da Nino: directly linked restaurant operator, Trattoria da Nino: cuisine and group arrangements
Fixed menus, service charge and groups
The currently linked, undated menu page advertises a meat fixed menu at €17.50 and a fish fixed menu at €19.70, each plus 12% service. The listed dishes and layout do not establish an unambiguous course combination or every inclusion; confirm the selected menu and total with the restaurant.
Groups can request à-la-carte or an agreed fixed menu, with particular offers arranged directly. The operator also advertises gluten-free pasta, pizza and desserts. Discuss the actual preparation and any trace-related requirements; the description is not an independent kitchen test.
Sources: Trattoria da Nino: currently linked published menus, Trattoria da Nino: cuisine and group arrangements
Opening and seasonal closure need the actual date
The contact page publishes 11:30–22:30, while the homepage gives 11:30–22:45. Both describe Thursday as the weekly closing day and a seasonal closure from 15 November to 1 February. Confirm the actual date and final kitchen order rather than relying on the later closing time.
Sources: Trattoria da Nino: directly linked restaurant operator, Trattoria da Nino: exact current contact
Use the Castello contact and ask about pet access
Use Sestiere Castello 4668, 30122 Venezia, +39 041 523 5886 and info@trattoriadanino.com for this restaurant. The current operator has not established a pet policy in the reviewed pages. Ask specifically about indoor or terrace access, the animal and the intended service before bringing a pet.
A terrace, a restaurant name or a rating on a different listing does not establish permission for this exact venue. No current customer-rating score or pet-friendly status is asserted here.
Sources: Trattoria da Nino: exact current contact, Trattoria da Nino: directly linked restaurant operator
Contact and published information
- Exact restaurant operator and published information
- Published menu
- Call Trattoria Da Nino: +39 041 523 5886
- info@trattoriadanino.com
- Address: Campo San Provolo, Sestiere Castello 4668, 30122 Venezia, Italy
Where this place fits
Sources and review dates
- Trattoria da Nino: directly linked restaurant operator — Operator website — checked 2026-10-19. Campo San Provolo / Castello restaurant, Venetian food, seating, group formats and published seasonal closure. Homepage closing time differs from contact page.
- Trattoria da Nino: cuisine and group arrangements — Operator website — checked 2026-10-19. Venetian dishes, meat/fish fixed menus, pizza, advertised gluten-free preparations and group à-la-carte or agreed fixed-menu choices.
- Trattoria da Nino: exact current contact — Operator website — checked 2026-10-19. Castello 4668, 30122 Venice; 041 523 5886; info@trattoriadanino.com. Contact page 11:30–22:30 versus homepage 22:45; Thursday and 15 November–1 February closure published.
Author and corrections
Sarah Haddad is responsible for this profile. It is based on the published sources cited here; no firsthand visit or independent service test is claimed.
