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Best restaurants in Martellago

2 guide-listed restaurants — Michelin, Bib Gourmand, Black Pearl, Must-Eat List, World's 50 Best and more. Reference quality signals; never ranked by commission, no in-app checkout.

Other guide picks 2

Al Segnavento

€€€Venetian, Seasonal Cuisine

An elegant restaurant run by an entire family, whose philosophy could be summed up in the phrase “from farm to fork”. Fruit, vegetables, mutton, lamb, pork, plus a delicious breed of duck are all showcased in this zero-kilometre restaurant. If you’re looking for simpler fare and wine by the carafe, the restaurant also has a more informal bistro nearby. Charming guestrooms also available for visitors wanting to prolong their stay.

TripAdvisor review sample · 3.7/5 · 80 reviews

Al Segnavento, nestled in the Venetian countryside, offers seasonal cuisine praised for its high-quality ingredients and expert preparation, particularly risotto and lamb. The elegant setting makes it suitable for weddings and special events. However, reviews highlight inconsistent service, with some guests experiencing slow attention, cold dishes, or unfriendly staff. While the atmosphere is generally described as warm and welcoming, a minority find it impersonal or cold. Despite occasional complaints about value and management during large groups, the restaurant remains a notable destination for those seeking authentic, beautifully presented meals in a scenic location.

Ideal for diners seeking high-quality seasonal cuisine and an elegant setting, though verifying service details in advance is advisable.

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I Savi

€€italian

Situated in a small rural hamlet, this restaurant is one of the best in the Venetian hinterland for top-quality fish. Served in welcoming dining rooms, the fish and seafood dishes here are traditional and unfussy in style, and full of natural flavour.

TripAdvisor review sample · 4.1/5 · 80 reviews

Located in Vigonovo, I Savi specializes in seafood. Positive reviews highlight fresh ingredients, precise cooking (e.g., baked turbot), and a cozy, elegant atmosphere with friendly staff. However, negative feedback reveals significant inconsistencies: extremely slow service, missing dishes (e.g., absent mussels), poor quality control (frozen fillings, raw potatoes, sand in shellfish), and even warm wine. While the average rating is 4.1/5, experiences vary widely, suggesting potential issues with operational efficiency and consistency.

Suitable for diners seeking high-quality seafood who can tolerate occasional service inconsistencies.

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