Eat & drink · Fine dining
Oro Restaurant
Opening hours
- Monday: Closed
- Tuesday: 7:30 – 10:30 PM
- Wednesday: 7:30 – 10:30 PM
- Thursday: 7:30 – 10:30 PM
- Friday: 7:30 – 10:30 PM
- Saturday: 7:30 – 10:30 PM
- Sunday: Closed
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Creative high-end Italian cuisine in the Hotel Cipriani's elegant restaurant with waterside terrace.via Google
The flagship restaurant of the Hotel Cipriani, offering refined, contemporary Mediterranean dishes under a gold-leaf ceiling.
- Signature
- Lagoon blue crab with citrus and wild fennel
Reviews from Google
The restaurant is beautiful and the service impeccable (probably the best we experienced in Italy). I did get eaten alive by mosquitos but that’s not necessarily something the restaurant can prevent. The food was good but portions were very small. The “lagoon” appetizer was my least favorite dish tasting very much what a swampy lagoon would but the seafood pasta was delicious. Maybe the new chef was just too avant garde for my taste. For €95 euros you can have one small lobster tail and €65 will get you 6 thinly sliced beef. I expected to pay a premium at a Michelin star restaurant of course but if you are wanting something more hearty this is not the place.
Overall the meal was enjoyable but we struggled to consider it a Michelin starred meal. Our reservation was booked by Hotel Cipriani’s concierge team for our honeymoon but at no time during our dinner did they even acknowledge our honeymoon. We also had an 8 PM reservation and the Guinea Fowl was already sold out. The restaurant opened just 30 minutes before we arrived. This was the dish I was hoping for so that was a bit disappointment. Overall the rest of the food was delicious with nice presentations, but overpriced and small portions.
This place saved our engagement evening. It was wonderful and a great journey with spectacular dishes and entertainment. Each dish has a story, you literally feel that they made this place only for you. Dear team, I'm so thankful for your hard work, please ignore stars that are less than 5, I was surprised that this place is not a two star Michelin.
Best dinner in Venice hands down! Lovely atmosphere, best food, and extensive wine list. Also big shout out to our polyglot waiter Samuel for conducting the dinner in Spanish. Truly remarkable!
Couldn't stay at the hotel as it was full, so decided to go for dinner. I might suggest that if you go, don't bother with a drink in the bar - disappointing. Don't be put off the rather circuitous route that you have to take to get to the restaurant, its worth it. Food excellent, service attentive but not crushing and excellent dinning room. Would highly recommend if you want to experience what could be called "fine dining"