Our Strenght
Having mastered the classic Italian cuisine and the Venetian one, for five generations now, Rosa Salva has also been taking on the innovations of taste at an international level for their guests. The common denominator is always the quality of ingredients and their preparation, supervised throughout the entire process by the Rosa Salva chefs.
For a luxury style event, the traditional dishes are prepared by Rosa Salva with the same care as when they use to “cook for the royal house” and from which they are the holders of awards, precious ancient books, sample menus used for major events, historic utensils, correspondences with masters such as Escoffier and long-standing important families, all protectively preserved by Rosa Salva.
Our Strenght
Having mastered the classic Italian cuisine and the Venetian one, for five generations now, Rosa Salva has also been taking on the innovations of taste at an international level for their guests. The common denominator is always the quality of ingredients and their preparation, supervised throughout the entire process by the Rosa Salva chefs.
For a luxury style event, the traditional dishes are prepared by Rosa Salva with the same care as when they use to “cook for the royal house” and from which they are the holders of awards, precious ancient books, sample menus used for major events, historic utensils, correspondences with masters such as Escoffier and long-standing important families, all protectively preserved by Rosa Salva.
Our dishes
The Venetian Cuisine
For those who want to immerse themselves in the flavors of Venetian cuisine, to celebrate with desserts and the dolzetti (sweets) loved by Goldoni, Rosa Salva offers all its natural wisdom because Rosa Salva and Venetian tradition are one in the same.
The large kitchens, pastry shops and all their services have always been based in the heart of Venice – as well as Mestre – and it is from this center where Rosa Salva prepares desserts, cicchetti (finger foods), catering and banquets for Venetians since the 1800s.