Once a stop along the ancient spice route, the city of canals is distinctive for its cuisine. Between dazzling peeps of palazzos and galleries, bridges and waterways, and churches adorned with marble and frescoes, you'll want to seek sustenance in Venice’s many cozy osterias (casual eateries) or bacari (wine bars). Just consider yourself warned: the city is full of tourist traps, which means an uninformed choice could lead to a mediocre meal. Here, our guide to navigating the food scene in Venice — one unforgettable meal at a time.