Pizza & kebab Toletta (halal) — Restaurant in Venice

Had a very scary and unsafe experience at this place. I stopped by at this place with family to get some samosa however I was told they are out of them. As I started going out of the shop- the person working there started suggesting some random items from the menu.

I refused other items and at that time another worker there (person with a cap) walks in and again tries to sell other items. I refused and started walking away towards the door and at that time the guy with a cap shouts "get lost" at me and my family. When I challenged him on his comment he started hurling abuse at my family. At one point he started approaching and walking towards us.

To keep my family safe I walked out of the shop into public space and the same guys comes out of the shop following us into street (adding a pic of him).

This was the only bad experience we had in 3 week long trip to Europe. Met a wrong guy at a wrong place.

If you want to stay safe please do not visit this place. These guys are scammers as other...

I just bought a kebab wrap from here and the size was less than half of the size you would find when buying that from any other restaurant, there wasn’t enough meat in there as well and the taste wasn’t bad but wasn’t good, i finished it in just three minutes, that is how tiny tiny it was, he also didn’t use the kebab while it was fresh he had it in a ball and used some then heated everything in an oven, he was nice but he kept talking and over explaining and talking to me about the menu that i couldn’t focus on ordering, it is also mainly a take out restaurant so there are no places to sit, just some bars where you can eat standing up which for the size he offers kinda makes sense, overall i wouldn’t suggest someone eat from here due to the size of the food and how...

Information that I got directly from the owner:

The halaal certificate only applies to the doner. The beef is not halaal. There is ham (prosciutto) on the menu. The beef, ham and doner are all kept in the same glass display area.

In addition, the owner / man behind the counter did not use gloves, and prepared the halaal and non-halaal food with his bare hands.

If this is acceptable to you as halaal, enjoy. If contamination is an issue for you (as it is for me) then it is...