Caffé Rosso

Wandering around Dorsoduro, you soon discover that the quarter is like a small village hidden within the larger city. Its beating heart is the Campo Santa Margherita (in Venice, with the sole exception of Piazza San Marco, a square is called a campo rather than a piazza). Dominating the wide, long square are leafy trees, a rarity in this city of stone and water, adding to the sense that you’re in a small village. Residents favor the Rosso when it comes to lingering over their morning cappuccinos.