Restaurant in Jesolo, Italy
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Al Torcio is a neighbourhood restaurant on Via Silvio Trentin in Jesolo, best suited to an unhurried local dinner rather than a high-stakes occasion. Booking is rated easy, though confirmed details on cuisine, price, and hours are limited — contact the venue directly before visiting. Works well as one stop in a multi-night Jesolo dining rotation alongside peers like Al Traghetto and Alla Grigliata.
Seat availability at Al Torcio is the first thing to factor into your planning. Located on Via Silvio Trentin in Jesolo, this is not a large-format resort dining room, and that physical constraint shapes the entire experience: smaller rooms in Jesolo's restaurant scene tend to fill faster during summer months, when the Adriatic coast draws the bulk of its annual visitors. If you are planning a special occasion dinner or a date-night meal, book well ahead rather than assuming walk-in availability.
The address puts Al Torcio within Jesolo's residential and local dining fabric rather than on the main tourist strip, which changes the spatial character of the visit. Expect a room that reads as a neighbourhood restaurant first, and a holiday venue second. For a celebration or a meal where the setting needs to carry some weight, that lower-key intimacy can work in your favour — there is no lobby-bar noise bleeding through, no poolside soundtrack, no rotation of resort guests moving tables. What you get is a contained dining room where a table for two or four can feel genuinely private.
Because verified details on cuisine type, pricing, and hours are not currently in our database, we cannot give you a precise cost-per-head figure or confirm seasonal kitchen hours. That means one practical step before booking: call ahead or check directly with the venue to confirm opening times, particularly outside peak summer season when Jesolo's restaurant circuit contracts. The booking difficulty rating here is easy, which suggests reservations should not require the three-to-four-week lead time you would need at a destination like Uliassi in Senigallia or Dal Pescatore in Runate. That said, easy does not mean last-minute in August on the Venetian coast.
If you are staying in Jesolo for more than a few nights, Al Torcio works well as one anchor point in a broader local dining rotation rather than your only reservation. On a first visit, use the meal to get a read on the kitchen's strengths and the room's pace. A second visit, if the first lands well, is where you can afford to order more adventurously or linger longer without the pressure of first-impression calibration. Pair it across a stay with something more casual, like Bigoleria Pizzeria San Marco for an informal lunch, and contrast it with a grilled-focused option at Alla Grigliata to cover different formats across your trip. That rotation gives you a fuller picture of what Jesolo's local dining offers without over-relying on any single venue.
For a broader view of where Al Torcio sits in the local context, see our full Jesolo restaurants guide. If you are building a longer itinerary around the Veneto and want to benchmark the region's ceiling, Atelier Moessmer Norbert Niederkofler in Brunico and Piazza Duomo in Alba set the reference point for what formal Italian dining looks like at the highest level. Al Torcio operates in a different register entirely, which is precisely the point: it is a local dinner, not a destination meal, and it should be evaluated on those terms.
Al Torcio is at Via Silvio Trentin, 80, 30016 Jesolo VE, Italy. Phone, website, and confirmed hours are not currently available in our database — contact the venue directly before visiting, especially outside July and August when hours may be reduced. Booking difficulty is rated easy. For accommodation planning, see our full Jesolo hotels guide, and for a wider picture of the area's food and drink scene, browse our Jesolo bars guide, our Jesolo wineries guide, and our Jesolo experiences guide.
Go in with calibrated expectations: this is a neighbourhood restaurant in Jesolo, not a destination dining room. Confirmed details on cuisine, price, and hours are limited in our current data, so verify opening times directly before arriving. Booking is rated easy, but in peak summer season, securing a table in advance is still the sensible move. For context on how it fits into the wider local scene, see our full Jesolo restaurants guide.
Possibly, depending on what the occasion needs. The smaller, neighbourhood-scale setting can deliver the intimacy a celebration requires, without the noise of a larger resort venue. That said, if you need a confirmed track record , awards, a well-documented kitchen, a clear price point , the data available on Al Torcio is thin. For a special occasion where the stakes are higher, Quattro Passi in Marina del Cantone or Reale in Castel di Sangro offer more verifiable credentials if you are willing to travel.
Solo dining at a small neighbourhood restaurant in an Italian coastal town is generally comfortable , the format suits a single diner better than a large group table does. Without confirmed seating layout or bar information, we cannot say whether Al Torcio has counter seating. If solo dining is a priority, call ahead to confirm what the room offers.
Bar seating is not confirmed in our current data. Contact the venue directly to ask , this is especially worth checking if you are a solo diner or arriving without a reservation.
Group bookings at smaller Jesolo restaurants require advance coordination. With no confirmed seat count in our database, we cannot tell you whether Al Torcio has the capacity for a large party. Phone ahead , particularly for groups of six or more , and confirm whether a private or semi-private arrangement is possible.
No specific dietary accommodation information is available in our database. Contact the restaurant directly before booking if allergies or dietary needs are a factor. Italian coastal kitchens typically work around seafood, dairy, and gluten as core ingredients, so if any of those are a concern, a conversation with the kitchen before arrival is practical rather than optional.
No dress code is confirmed in our data. For a neighbourhood restaurant in Jesolo , a beach resort town , smart-casual is a reasonable default: neat but not formal. If you are coming from the beach, change first.
For seafood with a more documented track record, Al Traghetto and Bucintoro are worth comparing. For a grilled-focused option, Alla Grigliata covers a different format. For a lighter, more casual lunch, Bigoleria Pizzeria San Marco is the low-friction choice. See the full comparison in our Jesolo restaurants guide.
| Venue | Cuisine | Price | Awards | Booking Difficulty | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Al Torcio | Easy | — | |||
| Da Guido | Seafood | €€€ | Unknown | — | |
| Al Traghetto | Unknown | — | |||
| Alla Grigliata | Unknown | — | |||
| Bigoleria Pizzeria San Marco | Unknown | — | |||
| Bucintoro | Unknown | — |
Key differences to consider before you reserve.
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