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Enoteca do Colonne

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1814 Cannaregio
Venice
39-041/524-0453

Venetians have strong opinions when it comes to their favorite bacaro (wine bar), where the cicheti (small plates similar to tapas) can be an appetizer or a dinner. At Colonne you can easily make a meal of the tramezzini—sandwiches in soft bread, filled with pork or salami—museto (a fatty sausage), or sarde in saor (sardines marinated with onions and pine nuts).


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From Travel + Leisure, Oct 2005

“At a neighborhood wine and beer joint like Enoteca do Colonne, two or three tramezzini—sandwiches in soft dark bread, here filled with pork or salami—and perhaps a shared plate of such rough-hewn classics as musèto (a fatty sausage made mostly from pig's snout) or nervèti (boiled veal tendons with parsley and vinegar) would be dinner for a young working couple....” MORE>>

–Gael Greene, “Eat Like a Venetian”

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