Pizzeria L'Angelo

Sitio pequeño con comida para llevar. Económico para lo que es Venecia y todo muy rico.

we were so pleased to discover a pizza takeway with vegan cheese on its pizzas and even though the pizza is made fresh to order its just average pizza that you'd find in any European city.

7.50 euros gets you a decent 12" pizza so that's good.

maybe our standard is too high after trying the greatest pizza on the planet in Rome but it could have been better.

Rude lady who works here she'll probably blank you and come back when you're still stood waiting however they have plenty of choices and it's one of the only it seems in Venice apart from going across the harbour to bio sound system which is a must for food!

This place gets major points for actually having good vegan options and actually being open during posted hours. Also our pizza was large and tasty.

friendly staff. great food. lovely to be able to enjoy the Italian cuisine. vegan cheese available on all the pizzas great prices - for venice. it is a takeaway place but there are lots of places you can sit at and watch the world go by. thanks to happy cow for advising about this place!

Since there aren't many completely vegan restaurant options in Venice, this pizzeria is a great find.
It is mostly meat-based but there are five vegan pizza options. The vegan pizzas are made with whole wheat crusts.
Some people have complained about the vegan cheese but I found it to be very creamy and went very well with the rest of the pizza. I think we tried the Sirio and Vega pizzas. It's great to have a cheese option instead of marinara pizzas all the time.
The staff was friendly and helpful. It is just for take-away but there are plenty of places to eat, nearby, such as Campo Sant'Anzolo, a large piazza just down the street.
I would definitely go back here... several times.

Vegan cheese was really good! Choice of 4 different vegan pizzas with vegan cheese and a selection of 5/6 vegan wraps and sandwiches. Also serves meat for non vegan friends/family. Very cheap too!!

they have four vegan pizza options, with a good price/value ratio. (7, 50 for a standard sized pizza, 15 for a family size)
it was clear that they used fresh ingredients and the taste was really nice. however, whatever they used instead of the cheese made everything rather liquid so eating by hand (it is a take away place, be aware of it) was quite difficult.
they also offered four vegan sandwiches (3, 50) with different fillings (lupine, ricetta, ...)

I'd recommend the place, but as said, it's a take away place, not a restaurant as such.

Lovely pizza. Staff very knowledgable about veganism with a choice of a few pizzas. Reasonable price, 1 standard sized pizza €7.50. Great to see vegan cheese and meats available in a takeaway!

I was so excited to go here, but the people working there were not very friendly and I did not like the pizza. The vegan cheese looked like very runny juice poured over my pizza. Such a shame :(

Being Venice, it's not the easiest to find - use a map, but once you do it's completely worth it. I had the tastiest vegan cheese, spinach and veg sandwich, for just three euros. The pizzas were also incredible and very affordable for the size. Nice and efficient staff.

Excellent, hot pizza served by the slice, great for a takeaway lunch to eat in the adjacent square. Also did a range of vegan sandwiches. Tiny takeaway, easy to miss but worth finding out. Staff were fully aware of what was vegan and what wasn't

I didn't realise "normale" meant an entire pizza- there's only one of me, it was way too much! Would have preferred one slice but it wasn't obvious that they had vegan pizza by the slice. But put off by the massive donor kebab turning on a spit behind the counter but it is a kebab shop after all.
The pizza was ok. I didn't really like the vegan mozzarella, it was really mushy. I had pizza with tomato, spinach, vegan mozzarella, olives & sundried tomatoes. I think it was a poor choice tbh maybe the other flavours would have been nicer. I ate it sitting in the nearby square where there was a crazy drunk man shouting and singing. Not my best Venice dining experience.

Cheap, very tasty vegan pizza. Different types available by slice or in a box. Takeaway only but you can eat on the square nearby.

Good pizza, reasonably priced and cooked to order. Menu clearly marked vegan and staff friendly. I have some great memories of sitting in the Square along from the shop eating huge slices of delicious pizza and watching gondalas go by

small but crowdy!! no store-name outside but we found it easily. They have posters from "le routard" (famous french guide book, as lonelyplanet) everywhere, that's a good sign..! A lot of choice for veggie/vegan very well indicated. Busy but friendly staff, and the food was really good and tasty!

This place is a great find for any vegan, especially those who are visiting with meat-eaters.

I visited this place with my boyfriend during a short stay in Venice. It was busy when we arrived, and I could clearly see lots of options marked as 'Vegan' or 'Vegane'. There were also lots of options for my boyfriend who is a meat-eater but allergic to tomatoes, which can be difficult in Italy. We bought a sandwich each to take-away (costing only €6 for both!) and enjoyed them in the nearby square next to a canal. They were delicious, and the vegan cheese was really nice, however there were also options without vegan cheese which is good.

We liked it so much we went back the next day before heading to the airport and bought two each (one for the journey).

I would advise visiting L'Angelo's for early lunch, as that's when they have the most variety of vegan options available.

There is also another café at the other end of the street (on the corner of Campo San Angelo) which advertises a vegan sandwich. I didn't try it out, and the café didn't have a name on the front, but may be worth a visit!

Went in the afternoon, there were maybe 5 options to choose from. Maybe they cook all their veg options early and could run out. Fun vibe and nice people working counter and kitchen. They all seemed to understand what "veg" means, including the "Vegan Friendly" sticker on the door.

Cute little pizza shop, friendly staff, quick service, I asked for a vegan margherita with basil, it was fresh and the rice mozzarella is the best fake cheese I've ever had. The base was also wholemeal which was a bonus for me. Cheap as well.

Located down a little street - and easy to miss due to no signage - Pizzeria L'Angelo was an amazing place to discover in Venice. The staff were polite and happy to help in English - there were some things she couldn't translate but she was more than polite about it - and the prices are very reasonable. There were 5 or 6 choices of vegan wrap/sandwich - all very clearly labelled vegan - and they heat them up for you. There will be a lot more choice if you go earlier in the day. I tried the pumpkin and walnut, and also vegan mozzarella with spinach and vegetables. Very interesting combinations and all delicious, my non-vegan boyfriend even chose the vegan options over the vegetarian. We went back twice because it was so good and cheap. Around €4 for a wrap and cheap drinks too. Definitely recommend to everyone.

This was our best find in Venice. There's three vegan pizzas to choose from which come with a rice milk based mozzarella. The first time we got sausage and mushroom and the second time a spinach and olive. We also added a different vegan sandwich each time. The sandwiches were behind the glass and marked. They were heated up when we ordered them. The pizza came out very quickly and only seven euro for a normal size. Each time we had dinner, it was only 15 euros for the both us with a pizza, sandwich and two drinks. The lady behind the counter was very efficient, but didn't talk much. We took our stuff to go back to our hotel's courtyard and were grateful for a good filling inexpensive meal in Venice.

This hole-in-the-wall is located on a relatively busy commercial street so it is not really hard to find. There was a line but it went quickly, and they made our vegan pizza to order in 10 minutes! The premade sandwiches are also really delicious! Their fake cheese is made from rice and does not have an aftertaste--very good. There is nowhere to sit, but we took the pizza to the plaza and ate there. Fed the whole family of four for 20 euros, which in Venice is a bargain. Gelato stand with two fruit sorbets right next door to this place. Located very close to Piazza San Marco, 5 min walk.

This place is great. I've been in Italy looking for a decent vegan pizza (not just a pizza with cheese removed!) for 4 days. I had almost given up hope. That is until I came across this place on happy cow with the caption "might of closed down" I thought I'd go and have a look. I arrived and actually walked past at first. From the outside it's a very unassuming pizza/ kebab place. It wasn't until further inspection I saw they were selling a fine selection of clearly labeled vegan sandwiches. Then I looked at the pizza menu to discover 3 choices of vegan pizza. I asked the lady behind the counter who pointed to a poster and told me they use "mozzarisella" vegan mozzarella. I ordered one and when I tried it I couldn't believe how good it was. Fresh ingredients, good size and only €7 for a whole pizza. The only drawbacks were that they sold meat and had no seating. I would defiantly go back if I didn't have to catch a train

This place is not to hard to find. It's on a pretty busy street but there is no storefront sign. So just be on the lookout for a display case full of goodies. When I went they had five different vegan sandwiches in the case. I was very hungry so I bought two. One had spinach, tomatoes and vegan mozzarella (all cooked and heated through). The other had carrots, green beans, spinach, tomato, and some sort of polenta type thing along with vegan mozzarella (also cooked). They were both on a focaccia type bread. Very filling so I ate one and saved the other for later xP. They were pretty tasty. A little under seasoned but nice to have something different. My mom who is not vegan got a slice of mushroom pizza and she said it was delicious. The place also seemed to offer a menu containing 3 different types of vegan pasta. They do not have seating. The two sandwiches, a drink, and a slice of pizza was only 10 euros :)