Birraria La Corte, Venice

If you're simply craving a pizza, this spacious and inviting bar-pizzeria-trattoria, located in a converted brewery on the north side of Saint Paul's Square ("Campo San Polo"), is a perfect choice. While the rest of the menu offers satisfying salads, pasta, and main dishes, the star of the show is undoubtedly the extensive selection of pizzas, complemented by a strong presence of beers on the drink list. Although the interior of the establishment is modern and expansive, the real treat lies in the outdoor seating, providing a prime vantage point to admire Campo San Polo, Venice's second-largest square.

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Sight Name: Birraria La Corte
Sight Location: Venice, Italy (See walking tours in Venice)
Sight Type: Food/Drink

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