Rossopomodoro Venezia Stazione — Restaurant in Venice

Food was good but our experience was tarnished by the horrible service by the short waitress with put up hair and many earrings. She was unnecessarily rude when the restaurant was not even crowded. She was throwing the plates and dishes on our table while serving and spoke to us so rudely. She did not bring us the basic condiments or plates. We also bought coffee from the cafe nearby of the same restaurant, but she rudely asked us to not drink the coffee at the restaurant. Later her colleague explained that there is a rule to not allow plastic cups in restaurants, which we understand but she could have explained it better instead of scolding us. We were allowed to keep our suitcases on the side, which was great as our train was 1.5 hours later. Our experience just before leaving the beautiful city of Venice was dampened by this...

Came in for a party of 2 and were seated by waitress. After 10-15mins waiting no one came to us asking what we would like to order. Waitress was busy serving another table wine and tending other customers. The other waitress with glasses was running around different directions and ignoring us. Another party sat next to us after we were seated. They grew impatient and left. We spoke to the waitress and she said she will be there soon. Still did not come to us after a few minutes. For a train station restaurant, you would expect service to be a lot faster. Since no one came to us still after we told them we were ready to order. We got up and left as well. As we were leaving, the woman with the glasses still had the nerve to thank us thinking we had just ate there. Terrible...

Came here after arriving in the morning. After an odyssey, since FlixBus let us down (the Bus just got cancelled). So after a night in several trains, several train stations (in one from 1am to 4.30am) we finally made it to Venice, getting on a cruise in the afternoon.

This place here was one of the closest after getting out of the train. Offereing sweet and savory food this was a good choice. They had tasty looking pizze but we went for some pastry, a tea and coffee.

Tea was ok, but the coffe really nice (typical Italian). The vanilla-filled pastry was nice and fresh and a real treat to our empty stomachs.

Even though right in the middle of the action of the train station, this place isn't just a tourist trap, but a nice place to grab...