Venice's food section covers 2 curated guides. The restaurants guide holds 12 verified entries, the cafes guide another 12. Both sit at our per-guide cap of 12, and they're split deliberately. A sit-down dinner and a late-morning coffee are different planning decisions in a city built on water, and 2 focused guides serve that better than one long list.
Open the restaurants guide first if your main question is where to eat dinner. Its 12 entries give you enough range for several nights without repeating. The cafes guide, also at 12 entries, is the slower browse, better for a morning coffee or an afternoon pause. The 2 guides together cover the full arc of a Venice eating day, from sit-down meals to the stops between them.
August in Venice averages 29°C with 8 rain days, warm enough that outdoor tables stay appealing when the sky cooperates. By September, the average high drops to 24°C across 9 rain days.
August in Venice averages 29°C with 8 rain days, warm enough to eat outdoors most evenings but with enough wet days to keep an indoor option in mind.