Ca' de Vèn, Italian restaurant in Via Corrado Ricci, Ravenna, Italy.
Ca' de Vèn is a restaurant housed in a fifteenth-century building near Dante's tomb in Ravenna. The dining space displays an extensive collection of Romagna wines on wooden shelves and original barrel displays.
The restaurant opened in 1975 and has maintained its original nineteenth-century interior design since then. Wooden panels and antique wine barrel displays continue to define the space.
The kitchen serves regional dishes from Romagna, including piadina, cappelletti, and handmade pasta with ingredients sourced from nearby farms. These preparations reflect how local people cook and eat in this area.
The restaurant operates Tuesday through Sunday with separate lunch and dinner service times. Visitors should expect to share communal tables as this is how the dining space is arranged.
The restaurant keeps a collection of books about local traditions and customs on display throughout the space. These volumes offer guests reading material while telling the area's story in written form.
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