Do We REGRET Moving To Venice Florida? Pros & Cons
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2021
- After living in Venice Florida for a year we're breaking down the pro and cons of living in the area, and if we ultimately regret making the move.
We hope this gives you some insight into what it's like living in the area and if it's the right fit for you!
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Great video. Thank you
No problem and thank you!
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Thank you so much! 😊
Thanks - considering Venice in a few years. :).
That’s great to hear. It is the perfect place for retirement!
Please mention the authentic Italian restaurants like mom and pop from Italy. Venice is known for these places also dogs must go to dog park beach ,not any others,also no smoking on the beaches Please
Thank you! Which restaurants would you recommend? We have only been to a few on the island.
@@LifeInVeniceFlorida Angelo's hand down! Owned by a family and they are direct from Italy and everything is made in house. It's very small, so make reservations, but they are by far the best italian here! Trattoria Da Mino is my other go to when it comes to Italian food. They make their own cheese. :D
Also the UTC mall isn't that far away. Though I might be a little jaded having come from an area where the nearest hub of anything was 40 min away normally. (Northeast TN)
If you're looking for more upscale, not necessarily italian, check out Fin's At Sharky's on the Pier! OMG wonderful food, stunning sunsets, and a menu that changes weekly. They also have wood burning grill/oven for the food they cook.
General Question, pros and cons, well water and septic vs. city water and sewers. Venice seems to have both.
Yes, well and septic are actually very popular here in FL even in the city (in WI well and septic are popular out in the country and not so much in the city) It really is personal preference - some people like not having to pay a monthly water bill! The water here is pretty harsh so having a water softer is a good idea even if you're on city water ;)
Thanks for the response, we just bought a home in the Venice East neighborhood. Lovin' the sunshine and Manasoto Key beach.
You can shop in Sarasota , great shops
We like Sarasota!
You guys are adorable
Thank you 🙂
If you drive about 45mins up you can go to the port charlotte mall!
Yep, we recently discovered this. We'd heard it was pretty much closed so didn't bother going until recently and there's still a lot of stores in there!
@@LifeInVeniceFlorida The Sarasota one is the one with only a few stores don't even bother there.
Yeah the only thing we go there for is the movie theater 😆
@@LifeInVeniceFlorida SAME!😆
A lot of Jerseyans and New Yorkers in Florida, and we will and do talk to strangers.
We've met many, and love that they're friendly. The way we approached at times in Orlando is what made it seem sketchy.
@@LifeInVeniceFlorida Understood!!!!!
How far would it be to go to Sarasota for the shopping and dining options ? And what airport would be the closest to Venice. ??
Really depends on what end of Venice you're coming from and what end of Sarasota you're going to, plus traffic, but it could be anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes. Closest airports are smaller ones in Sarasota & Punta Gorda, but there's bigger ones in Fort Myers and Tampa
There's an airport in Venice actually, but it's a small private one and therefore the tickets are...way overpriced imo. The closest will be Sarasota, SRQ, and if you're on the Island of Venice it will take roughly 20-30 min driving time to get there depending on traffic obviously.
Do not like the chain restaurants. Hopefully we will find some great restaurants.
Check out the local italian places! There's a few on the island. I also recommend Burgundy Square Cafe if you're looking for something in the heart of downtown. If you love seafood, and want some elegant dining, go to Fins At Sharkey's. It's right on the beach and the sunsets are stunning. It's more upscale, so if you want more family dining feel go to Sharkey's (which is downstairs.) If you like BBQ hands down go to Gold Rush! It's also on the main island, but it's not in downtown. Definitely visit earlier, or make reservations though. They've been around for over 20 years and are very popular!
I want to move to that part of Florida, I hate Kentucky.
We love it here 🥰
Are you sure you're from Orlando? You sound like you're from Los Angeles.
Does the red tide happen every summer? ☹️
Not every summer and how bad it gets varies from year to year. Last summer was a pretty good one but this year and I think 2 or 3 years ago were pretty bad.
How far is Venice from Sarasota?
Depends on what end of each city you're coming from and going to. About 15 minutes from north Venice to south Sarasota and 35-40 minutes from South Venice to north Sarasota. Add 5-10 minutes in the busier season.
Sadly not far enough and getting closer every year...
Not sure about the dog beach thing. I can imagine not wanting to walk on that beach, unless you enjoy stepping in dog poo, although, I suppose you can rinse your feet in the ocean.
The ocean always has your back 🏝
@@LifeInVeniceFlorida Ha, ha, until it doesn't. My sister lives in Cape Coral, and did not enjoy what the ocean did to her house last year. I like dogs, so I would probably just keep a keen eye out for anything that doesn't look like sand, lol.
Home Depot and lowes allows dogs inside.
We've seen them in Walmart too! 😀
The stores prefer only for seeing eye or emotional support and must be on a leash,not in a basket. The employees are not allowed to question you.
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