The Locanda Montin is a restraurant mentioned in most guidebooks. Its food is outstanding, service friendly and courteous, and the ambiance is wonderful, whether eating in the outside garden or in the restaurant itself. It's renowned for its fish. It's in the Dorsoduro district, not far from the Accademia. If you're a tourist, you have to learn Venice's schedule for eating, or you'll be frustrated.
Lunch starts around noon, and by two the restaurants are almost all closed.
You can't get dinner till about seven. But then you can stretch that dinner for two or three hours, appetizers first, then pasta, then an entree, then dessert and coffee. Walking Before one trip, Lilli went through the guidebooks and made a list of churches we wanted to visit. We just wandered the city, and if we passed a church, and it was open, we visited. Every one was interesting and had its own special beauty.