Awesomeness! That’s what I felt every time I get invited in a gathering of selected shops offering only the best food!
Venice Piazza at Mckinely Hill in Fort Bonifacio presents The Venetian Market, an extravagant showcase of flavors from Spain, Italy and the Mediterranean. A one of a kind marketplace that will let foodies experience several sections of culinary paradise.
Bearing the Media Seal, I was given the privilege to taste some of the foods in the seven section of the Venetian Market.
The Cold Cuts Section, which includes Deli Meats, Cheeses and Seafood’s (Belcap | Dinelli Gourmet | Red Crab | Mac’s Deli). Frying, Grilling and Rotisserie where located at the Savory Section. This includes Old Vine, Greeks Shawarma, Reyes Barbecue, Cheese Steak Shop, Carlo’s Kitchen, Sauceria Restaurant, Wursty Wursty, Chef Resty’s Roast Beef Carving Station, Isa’s Mongolian and Manang’s Chicken.
The Pizza and Pasta section fills my stomach with the likes of Cucina Rusticana, Focaccia Restaurant, Sauceria Restaurant, House of Lasagna and Chicago Pizza.
For health conscious and vegetarian the Organic Produce Section is perfect for you (Salad Staples & Gourmet Farms)
For desserts, the Sweets section is for you.(Yo Swirls, Sol Gelato, Dolcellatte)
Gelato Ice cream is becoming a new craze in the high end ice cream market. And when we talk about authenticity and taste, Sol Gelato can be consider as one of the top competitors. The owner, Mr. Kennent Lim have been very accommodative to entertain media and tell his story behind this delicious Gelato’s. Thou operating Sol Gelato have always been a sideline for him, his passion in creating ice cream could be credited to the business upcoming success.
For light and easy meals the Gourmet Snacks Section could be the perfect place for you. (Dolors Kakanin, Thai at Silk, Ramen Bar, East 38)
And to Beverage Section which includes wines and other fruit shakes (Tea Farm, Wine Depot, Bottella, The Juice Bar, Booze on Line, Sauceria Restaurant, Fruitshakers)
You’ll definitely have a full stomach roaming around the area. Even though it was an air-conditioned place, we could still feel the heat, as the organizers didn’t really expect the bulk numbers of visitors wanting to experience eating the European style. I’ve even heard that some of the storeowners already refilled their food trays as early as 9 in the evening. It was really a busy night!
Don’t you worry; there will be more upcoming schedules. The Venetian Market will open from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. on the following dates:
- May 25 & 26
- June 1 & 2
- June 22 & 23
- July 20 & 21
Food + Ambiance = great experience! And the best of all, there’s no entrance fee! Dine and enjoy in European Style!
Please leave your comments in this post on your dinning experience when you visited the place. Share to us what you have tried and enjoyed. Bon appetit!
How to go to Venice Piazza? Click here
