Hello everyone! Today I'm sharing a review of a dinner in Venice. My friends and I dined at this restaurant a month ago. It has a diverse menu, but their highlight is the steak, with various types of high-quality meat to choose from.
The restaurant is called Ristorante La Feluca The atmosphere inside is warm and friendly, and the decor is relaxed and comfortable.
That evening, we made a reservation. This restaurant belongs to an acquaintance of one of our friends.
When we arrived, there were already customers, but we had reserved a table. After that, we found a seat and chose from the menu. We opted for a sharing platter, consisting of various appetizers and steak.
There were five of us. I didn't order because I wanted the locals to recommend something – this place is known for its delicious steak.
Afterward, they chose their steaks, and the staff brought out the options, explaining the choices in Italian. I didn't understand much of it, and while we waited, we ordered red wine, which paired well with the steak.
Before the steaks arrived, we received appetizers. These included Cicchetto, small pieces of bread to be enjoyed with the wine.
We chose some of the restaurant's recommended dishes and shared them. Besides that, there were Western-style appetizers and grilled skewers served before the main courses arrived.
Then, the main courses were served: Costata/Fiorentina steak – a large T-bone or sirloin cut with the bone still attached, and another sirloin cut with the bone still attached.
Both were beautifully cooked and ordered medium rare. The meat was still very fresh, and the price differed depending on the weight. Seeing the meat made me very hungry. Normally, I prefer steak well-done. I can eat rare steak like this, but I don't usually like it as much.
We shared and enjoyed the tender, flavorful meat; it was well worth the price. We paired the steak with the delicious clams, which we ordered additionally that day. It was a great way to meet up with friends and chat.
Next came the Sgropino, a delicious cold drink. It tasted similar to lemon ice cream mixed with vodka and Prosecco – incredibly refreshing and perfect as the final drink of the meal.
There were two versions; the first was a plain white cocktail, I can't remember the name, but I think it's a popular Venetian drink.
And that concluded our special dinner in Venice at this restaurant. I hope you enjoyed the photos of the atmosphere and the food. Thank you for following and have a great day!