We had the most fun here out of our whole trip and it wasn't even on the itinerary! We wanted to…read moresit and have an espresso martini. We looked and found this tucked away pub! It was the best espresso martini we've ever had, I'm still dreaming about it now!! Such a fun place, it's welcoming for meeting people and watch football or American football, would have loved to watch a game here!! Everyone was having a great time watching soccer on the tvs! I will visit here every time I'm in Venice!!

Just had drinks here. Bartenders were sarcastically friendly and we loved it. I need 85…read morecharacters to finish this review

One of the awesome bars we hit up in Jewish ghetto ! The drinks are priced right and heavy poured…read moreand the people all around were nice!

Cool little pub lost down some windy alley in the canal-filled maze that is Venice. They're open…read moreuntil 1:30 which makes them popular, as most places close around 11 or 12. Good variety of beers, ciders and mixed drinks and all are decently priced. The crowd is a mixed bag of tourists, college students and some locals but the vibe is relaxed and although it can get loud and a little tight inside, it's a good time.

Want a switch up the Venice environment, stop by The Irish Pub for a pint of Guinness and great…read moremusic.

Locals type of spot in Venice with tasty and affordable drinks, I saw people having food too but…read moredidn't try it. We had a snakebite which consists of angry orchard and Guinness beer at home but here it was a type of grenadine, Peroni and an Irish beer. Super delicious. The staff spoke English and were very friendly.

Delightful, steps from where we stayed in Dorsoduro, we did not visit enough ! Always filled with…read morepeople of all ages, fairly noisy at night so I'm surprised the neighbors have allowed this for so many years. It's funny, when we booked the Airbnb the reviews mentioned a little pub nearby. This is more than that. A true gem.

Located about a 5 minute walk from the Guggenheim Museum is the Corner Pub - an iconic spot where…read morestudents have grabbed great food over the years. We say inside and had lasagne and pasta. A crowded fun place to go to grab a quick meal at a reasonable price.

Best craft beer selection in Venice. Has an actually bar (7-8 seats?) they you can sit at and…read morespeak to a nice mix of foreigners and Italians. Resonable prices and Chimay (3 different ones) on draft. Great place for sure.

Good & friendly environment & the had Fooz ball for €0.50 ,, had a great time Beers we're very cold…read morethank you thank you thank you !!

Omg I love this place! It was recommended by a local. I decided to try it because it was only a…read moreminute walk from my Airbnb. I got here before they opened at 09:30 and the place filled up before 10. It's a small eatery. I felt claustrophobic. How to order: wait in the line in the middle, get someone's attention at the bar/counter, and pay first. They'll get your order ready while you wait to the side. Most people take the food out but have drinks inside. I had an espresso - yep, no alcohol like the other customers. Honestly, there were people enjoying drinks for breakfast. I also ordered a bunch of their tramezzini (sandwich) to try. My favorite was the manzo peperonata senape (beef with peppers)! I also liked the tuna. I loved their bread. I would come back next time I'm in Venezia!

Delicious! I came here for the sandwiches. Amazing, friendly service. It's small and there's not a…read morelot of seating. We ate all our food and went back to order seconds! I definitely recommend the sandwiches on the dark bread, not the sandwiches on the little baguettes. Everything is affordable at only about 2-5€ per item. My favorite was the tuna and radicchio.

Pub Santa Lucia was the only place we could find to watch the women's olympic volleyball final…read morematch in Venice that was within a 10 min walk from our hotel. (You would've thought USA vs Italy would've attracted more local attention.) SL was a tiny place, but thankfully mostly empty; we plopped ourselves down and ordered some cold beers (pilsner for me, it being a hot afternoon). They had a decent beer list here - several standard styles from the British isles. I noted they also had some locally made brews (I didn't try them) plus Guinness (a necessity for such a place). The vibe wasn't very Irish beyond the decor and dark interior. The bartender was playing some euro pop on the sound system. Snacks were offered - mostly bread rolls, small sandwiches, and cuts off some oblong pizzas. We sampled a few of the latter to go with our beers. (They were OK.) As for the volleyball, the USA got spanked. Thankfully no celebration from the other side; most of the other patrons were either Americans or Brits. And the Italian bartender didn't seem to care. It's not clear why so many previous patrons have awarded a full 5 stars for SL. (Vacation glee?) For us it met a basic need but was priced high for tourists. I'll give them three stars, plus one extra for offering the game.

Popped in for some late night drinks on our last night in town. Right by our hotel, so this was an…read moreeasy walk. The bar is intimate with a great home (U.S.) feel. Played nothing but American music while we were here. Mostly 90s grunge and classic rock. Right up my alley! They have a full bar and can make pretty much anything you want. The taps are flowing with authentic Italian beers! Overall, I had fun and would recommend it.

Great looking bar but extremely expensive. 22 euros for their signature Bellini Cocktail which was…read moreabout 4-6 ounces. It was really good but not worth the price for the amount. We were served extremely fast but our sandwich never arrived so we left without trying that. Great place to say you've tried but don't plan on drinking it up here unless you have 100 euros or so to throw away.

A lot of people go to Harry's Bar just for the Bellinis. But they also serve excellent food…read moreupstairs - super pastas but also super Bellinis. Great fun place for a great meal.

All'Arco is for us still the gold standard when it comes to Cicchetti. But there are some also very…read moreexcellent Cicchetti places in town. And this is definitely one of them! Plenty of table outside to watch the world go by - mostly pretty full, but there are always some guests coming and going. A quick wait does the trick. Got a good table and ordered our Cicchetti inside. They do table service here, so you won't carry your Cicchetti out on your own. A nice little service, not even coperto is charged. Despite being a very busy place, the waiting staff does a great job. Got some cicchetti with sardines, radicchio, bacalau/cream, bacalau with sour onions and raisins and also shrimp with sour onions and raisins. The latter two sound adventerous, but were excellent. A fantastic combination of flavors. Sweet and sour. All cicchetti were really tasty, nice combinations, very creative. Ingredients of high quality. The white wine went well with them. Had also some meatballs with. Decent, but not great. But the cicchetti definitely were. Prices are fair as well. Surely must-visit if you're into cicchetti (and wine). Nice place, nice setting. Surely we'll be back.

So yummy! We had to try cicchetti in Venice, and found this spot to visit. There were a ton of…read morepeople here, and had to wait a little bit for some tables to clear to accommodate us. I got the codfish, octopus, squid, and ham cicchettis - all of which were delicious! The codfish was a classic, and a classic done so well. It was so creamy and smooth but flavorful without being too fishy either - loved it! The octopus was served on top of some hummus and was interesting, while the ham one was a classic. The squid was really good too, as it was warm and cooked in a tomato sauce - so flavorful! We really enjoyed sampling a variety of them and I can definitely see the appeal of these in Venice!

Situated at the foot of the Ponte dei Frari bridge in a non-touristy, quiet part of Venice, this…read morequaint two-story bar with an inventive cocktail menu is characterized by a mezzanine with black leather booths and beautiful stained glass lamps hanging from the ceiling that opens up to look down on the main room. This is actually a historical Venetian cafe' from 1870's called "Caffe' dei Frari o Toppo"[1], and I remember coming here regularly when I was in college to "study", i.e. to hang out with my friends who would also come here during the day. In fact, this is still a cafe' during the day, but it transforms itself in a cocktail bar at night. The vibe is mellow, relaxed and romantic and this bar prides itself on being one of the few in Venice to serve truly inventive contemporary cocktails. The menu is actually divided by techniques: fermentation, distillation, liquid kitchen, and fat wash. We tried the Cucumber and Fake Rose (fermentation: Fermented cucumber, Andaliman pepper, Lillet, verjus and bubbles) and The Amaz-on Fire (fat wash: Yaguara cachaca, coconut oil, Cynar, dill, house sherry mix and Porcini mushroom; peat perfume). Both were excellent, and were presented in an artful way that doesn't feel pretentious. And if you are hungry, the bar serve their own cichetti (bar snacks). I look forward to coming back next year, and perhaps try one of the food-inspired, liquid kitchen cocktails. ------------------------------- [1] https://www.yelp.com/biz/caffe-dei-frari-o-toppo-venezia

Finally found my other notes for this place. They did really interesting stuff with their sides…read more Very modern, in portion sizes that are approachable. It brings delight and minimizes food waste if guests don't like it. * Le Corsaire: A gorgeous soft green drink. Sweet but not sugary, with a lil bit of spice at the end. It was paired with a blue cheese mousse and honey caviar - I don't know how they did it, but it was delicious. The blue cheese taste makes the mousse pop. * Steven had a cocktail that came with a side of yogurt covered with a soft shell (that acted like a water balloon). * Hispaniola: The drink was smoky and something about it tasted like temptation. Paired with a beautifully done meringue (nice and airy!) and a keyboard-smashingly gorgeous caviar.