Great little bar be found ... Reasonable bar prices with great entertainment if you are in this…read morepart of town then do call in and have a drink and some tapas

10/10 Steak experience, white wine from Tuscany, hidden menu Brusketa, and Sabrina the waiter!…read moreAmbience is great also.

A true hidden local gem!! My wife found this place on Yelp & it only had 1 review with 5 stars so…read morewe were reluctant to go but it was sure worth it! It's 5-8 min walk from Venezia Mestre station on the other side of the station. Go downstairs & go under the tracks to the other side & a bit of a walk but definitely worth the trip. Their Carbonara with black chorizo was exquisite & the baked cheese from their seasonal menu was magnificent! We were about to order too much food as Italy's menu has a primary course (pasta) & main course (meat or fish) but the owner stopped us & told us it would be too much food. He was right! The portions are pretty big & the food was great! For dessert we had the strawberry panacotta & we loved it! If you're willing to take a small walk to a great place, I would highly recommend here!

Sushi was good. Drinks were delicious! However, service was not the greatest. First waiter didn't…read moreknow what was on the menu and no one notified us the kitchen was closed until after we'd asked to ordered more food. Made for an overall okay experience.

Nice place got a drink out in Mestre, the views of Venice are ok, the drinks are reasonable and an…read moreextensive drink menu.

Came here around 11:00pm after going for a night walk through the narrow corridors of Venice…read more You can go up and sit on the terrace with a nice view of the walkways below. We came here only for desert and couple of glasses of limoncello. I got to talk to the owner, a nice Sicilian guy who has been living in Venice for almost 30 years. Overall a very pleasant and relaxing place.

Riva Lounge is located in the luxury hotel, The Gritti Palace, but is open to the public. It's…read moreknown for being a fancy bar frequented by celebrities and the interior is quite opulent. My brother and I stopped by for drinks at night and enjoyed the quieter atmosphere. The waiter seated us on their outdoor patio which overlooks the canal and you can see the Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute and Peggy Guggenheim Collection from here. In terms of drinks, the drinks are definitely a bit more expensive than other spots, so you're really paying for the atmosphere and great view. That being said, the drinks aren't bad here. I got a cocktail and it reminded me a bit of lemon Schweppes. They also served all drinks with a side of olives, potato chips, and hazelnuts.

While visiting Venice, we were looking for a place with a view on the Grand Canal to have evening…read morecocktails and this establishment did not disappoint! The view is spectacular, the cocktails were fabulous, the food was very tasty, and the service was excellent. The waiters were attentive and so very friendly! It's a little pricey but we found it absolutely worth every penny!

Ambiance and service amazing ! Food delicious . We enjoyed some dinner and drinks . The expresso…read moremartini is nice .

Luxury bar located in a hotel. Friendly staff, antique decorations and strong drinks! Came at night…read morebut peeked outside on the patio and it looked it offered a great view. I ordered an espresso martini which was strong just how I like it. Definitely recommend.

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.

Stopped in for afternoon cocktails after walking the city. They have a nice cocktail list and…read moreservice was nice as well. The place looks interesting, a dark theme with antique, pirate-looking wood work. The drinks we enjoyed were nicely done and rather inexpensive as well. Nice place to stop in for a quite bite or drink.

We were walking around and needed a quick place to relax, grab a quick bite, and have a drink…read more This place is part of a hotel but also a finer dining establishment. We were greeted at the bar and given other options to sit, but we remained at the bar. The servers/bartenders that we had were overly accommodating and pleasant. Although the Caprese was different than what we are accustomed to having, it was still good overall.

This review is just based on having drinks. We arrived rather late, right before they closed so we…read moreonly had time for a drink. I had the tiramisu martini and it was really good. The waiters were attentive and very sweet. Wish we had more time to check out the menu but it looked like they had some very creative dishes.

Where to start... We have been eating our way through Italy…read morefor the last week, but tonight it came to a screeching halt. For complete effect, please see photo for menu to refer throughout. We booked our New Year's Eve dinner here on recommendation of our host in Venice and had high hopes. It was €200 a head including drinks (which might have been the only positive of the night; our glass never emptied before the next pour). The seating was at 20:00, however the aperitif didn't arrive until 20:50. The fruit flies were circling (literally). The aperitif was a mixture of seafood bites. (The highlight being the Prosecco they served again bottomless). The only notable aspect would be the attempt at a cod creme macaron. It lacked in the creamyness of a macaron however it was headed in the right direction. The salmon burger was dry and inedible. The appetizer, yet another 50 minute later, was okay, nothing special. The first one was a panko over easy fried egg on top of mushrooms (labeled as chanterelles, didn't seem like chanterelles) with truffle oil and a potato purée. The second was a traditional Italian medium cooked salami meat with lentils on top. Both middle of the road. The first course of pasta was a disaster. The pasta was an extremely undercooked, far too thick for tortellini which as a result was overly crunchy. The second pasta was a pumpkin gnocchi which was again okay, but nothing special. The main that came out was duck with the most sour tasting over cooked teriyaki apple slice on top. The meal looked completely unappetizing and tasted about the same too. The time is now 23:20 on New Year's Eve. With no end in sight, we left. And had just enough time to grab our bottle of Prosecco and find a nice seat on a dock to watch the fireworks and rescue our night. All in all we won't be back here and I wouldn't suggest to anyone they spend €200 a head on a meal here.