Ai Quattro Rusteghi

Located in a quiet square, is a retreat from the hustle and bustle seen elsewhere along the main pedestrian streets locally.
Famiglia Rossi is there working the coffee machine and the restaurant. Very nice folks, English spoken. Ordered the ham and cheese omelet for breakfast because I was tired of places only offering coffee and pastries for breakfast. For 7 euros, an omelet the size of the plate was served to me (big plate, too). It was delicious. Saved my morning. Got my protein for the six hours of walking Venice.
They had a full menu along with lots of daily specials and they are open for all meals, all day. Very nice interior and outdoor seating. A very popular local spot. Very good pricing and that is hard to find in Venice.
The restaurant is located in the Ghetto Nuovo (old Jewish Ghetto) which is a five minute walk from the Venice train station and the Grand Canal.