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Venice Ristorante & Wine Bar
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Ratings and Reviews for Venice Ristorante & Wine Bar
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May 15 2012
Jared L. via Yelp
The management should be ashamed. The service is totally inexcusable and they place should be shut down. They made us wait for 20 minutes after our...read more
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May 03 2012
Sarah W. via Yelp
We went to Venice for a friend's birthday, not our typical style, but it was his choice and we are open to new places. Overall it was an underwhelming and...read more
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Apr 29 2012
Ciara M. via Yelp
Beautiful space, friendly & helpful staff. Great reviews from our table on the following: antipasto plate, shrimp ravioli, sausage ravioli, cioppino, salmon...read more
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Aug 10 2005
eatsoutoften via Citysearch
You will never in your life have an opportunity to pay so much for so little as you will in this way over-rated establishment. Re...read more
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Jun 02 2005
revenge via Citysearch
Let's get one thing out of the way...we expect to be treated with a reasonable degree of warmth by the matredee and the waitperson...read more
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May 02 2005
julietgray via Citysearch
I dined at Adega shortly after it opened and had a fabulous experience, so I returned with two friends last weekend. This time, ...read more
The Scene
A glass, temperature-controlled wine cellar, modern artwork depicting local scenes and an illuminated red bar perfectly complement the beautiful people dining on small plates in the bustling bar area. Deserving of a Manhattan address, this trendy eatery gives urban and modern a new definition in LoDo.
The Food
Adega's plates are all about presentation--refreshing, startling and beautiful works of art. Begin with onion consomme, poured tableside. It sinks under Parmesan foam with oxtail at the bottom of the dish. The king crab ''fish sticks'' are light, crunchy and addicting. For your meal, try the almond crusted squab (a sweet, sour, crumbly delight). The lingcod has a light truffle scent and a crispy skin, accompanied by delicate oyster mushrooms and diver scallops. From the tasting menu, the truffle foam will create waves of ecstasy--rich, decadent and otherworldy--it should win for the most creative plate in town.