Restaurant in Venice, Italy
Al Timon
100Pearl PointsFlexible Venice dinner

About Al Timon
Al Timon is worth considering for a casual Venice evening when flexibility matters more than a formal dining arc. Use it as a low-commitment canalside stop; for a more structured meal, compare Anice Stellato, Da Rioba, Dama Restaurant, or Alessandro Borghese first.
Al Timon is a Venice venue with a casual dress code and late opening hours on most operating days. Verified public details are limited, so it is best treated as a flexible Venice option rather than a page where cuisine, pricing, chef, menu format, or awards can be stated with confidence.
Use it for a low-commitment Venice night, not a destination meal
The verified case for Al Timon is direct: it is in Venice, the dress code is casual, it is open 4 PM to 1 AM on Monday and Wednesday through Saturday, 11 AM to 1 AM on Sunday, closed Tuesday. There is no verified chef, award, tasting-menu format, cuisine, or price tier in the available data, so the safest planning approach is to use it when those specifics are not the deciding factor. For other dining choices, compare it with Anice Stellato or Da Rioba.
That makes Al Timon most useful when the plan can stay simple. If the goal is a casual Venice stop during its posted hours, it may fit. If the goal is a structured meal with confirmed menu details, pricing, or a clearly documented culinary point of view, cross-shop first.
Where it sits in the Venice decision set
Choose Al Timon when a casual dress code and late operating hours are the most important verified details. Consider Dama Restaurant or Alessandro Borghese when you want to compare it with other named dining options before deciding.
For planning beyond this single choice, use our full Venice restaurants guide to compare Venice dining options. If the night is more about pacing the city than committing to one long meal, pair the restaurant search with our full Venice bars guide and keep the schedule loose.
Quick reference: Venice venue, casual dress code, open late on most operating days, closed Tuesday.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I order at Al Timon?
There is no verified dish, cuisine, or menu format available here, so do not plan around a specific order from this guide. Use the verified basics instead: Al Timon is in Venice, has a casual dress code, keeps late hours on most operating days. If you want to compare other options, Dama Restaurant is another named venue to consider.
Is lunch or dinner better at Al Timon?
Based on verified hours, Al Timon opens at 4 PM Monday and Wednesday through Saturday, is closed Tuesday, opens at 11 AM on Sunday. That means Sunday is the only verified day with an earlier opening; on the other operating days, plan for late afternoon or evening. Da Lorenzo – Al Giardino Segreto is another option to compare while planning.
How far ahead should I book Al Timon?
There is no verified booking policy or reservation difficulty data available here, so this guide cannot state how far ahead to book. Check directly with Al Timon for current availability, especially if your date is fixed. You can also compare plans with Alessandro Borghese or Dama Restaurant.
Can I eat at the bar at Al Timon?
Bar seating is not verified in the available data, so do not rely on it without checking directly with Al Timon. The confirmed details are that the venue is in Venice, the dress code is casual, it is open late on most operating days. If you want another dining option to compare, consider Anice Stellato.
What are alternatives to Al Timon?
Other named options to compare include Dama Restaurant, Da Lorenzo – Al Giardino Segreto, Da Rioba, Anice Stellato, Alessandro Borghese. Al Timon's verified planning details are its Venice location, casual dress code, Tuesday closure, late hours on most operating days.
Location
Fondamenta dei Ormesini, 2754, 30121 Venezia VE, Italy
Venice, Italy
Compare Al Timon
| Venue | Location | Cuisine | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Al Timon | Venice | , | , |
| Anice Stellato | Venice | Venetian | , |
| Da Lorenzo – Al Giardino Segreto | Venice | , | , |
| Da Rioba | Venice | , | , |
| Dama Restaurant | Venice | Modern Italian, Creative | €€€ |
| Alessandro Borghese | Venice | Venetian | €€€€ |
How Al Timon Venice compares with similar nearby venues.
Where to go if Al Timon is not the right fit
For a more complete Venetian meal, cross-shop Anice Stellato or Da Rioba. For a higher-budget, more composed night, look at Dama Restaurant or Alessandro Borghese.
How Al Timon compares in Venice
Al Timon is the easier, lower-commitment choice in this Venice set. Pick it when the plan is casual and timing needs to stay flexible. Anice Stellato is the stronger cross-shop for a Venetian meal with a clearer restaurant frame, while Da Rioba is the better fit when the evening calls for a fuller sit-down plan rather than a quick stop.
For spend and polish, Dama Restaurant sits in a different lane: modern Italian, creative, €€€. It is the better call when the group wants the meal to carry the night. Alessandro Borghese pushes further into €€€€ Venetian territory, so it makes sense for diners who want a higher-budget reservation rather than a casual Cannaregio plan.
Da Lorenzo – Al Giardino Segreto is the wildcard comparison here: useful if the priority is a quieter restaurant-style alternative, but less directly positioned from the available details. The practical read is simple: Al Timon for easygoing value and atmosphere, Dama Restaurant or Alessandro Borghese for a more deliberate spend, Anice Stellato or Da Rioba for a Venetian restaurant night.
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