Al Vecio Marangon

Venice


It may sit on a backstreet, but snug Al Vecio Marangon is one of Dorsoduro's worst-kept secrets. Head in early or book ahead for one of the handful of tables, then tackle the polpette (meatballs), ossobucco di vitello (braised veal shank) or one of the various pasta dishes.


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