The Gatto Nero — or ‘Black Cat’ — is in Burano, a tiny island in the Venetian lagoon. It is close to ‘haunted’ Torcello, with its ancient campanile and its branch of the Cipriani restaurant. (The only equivalent thing I can imagine is a branch of Soho House at Dracula’s castle, or possibly Chernobyl.)
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Trattoria al Gatto Nero, Fondamenta della Giudecca, Venice; tel: +39 041 730120. Trattoria da Remigio, Salizada dei Greci, Venice; tel: +39 041 523 0089.
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