Great atmosphere in the area! I laughed at the bras on the ceiling. Cheap drinks too! They do…read moreweekly jazz nights, but unfortunately, we did not see it. Definitely a must for a bar scene in Italy.

This bar was placed in a very central location that's easily accessible for tourist in Venice and…read moreit's open all day but at night is when it comes alive with the lights inside, and it plays different music videos with the name jazz included in the bar name you would think it would only be playing jazz music but they played more pop and 70s music I would say. We were seated right away when we entered, but it did take a while to place our drink order. We had a flag down the waiter and then again when we were done with our drinks, which also took a hot minute to come out we had a flag down the waiter and get his attention to get the check to pay for the drinks that we got it wasn't too packed, but we also did early around 9 PM. We didn't try any of the food, but we saw some of the food being served and it did look really good, but I would say that this is more of a Taurus trap bar than an actual bar that you'll get a good drink at since my drink didn't taste the best and my friend said her drink was too sweet.

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!

Skyline Rooftop bar is located inside the Hilton Molino Stucky Venice. We stayed a night at the…read morehotel and decided to check them out for drinks. Wow, first of all, what an amazing view of Venice! It was so beautiful. The drinks and tapas were amazing, and the service was perfect! Make sure to check them out if you are staying at the hotel.

Nice to be able to enjoy the view after a very long travel day. We had made reservations 2 weeks…read morein advance for 8pm but it wasn't crowded. We were shown our table for 4 but there was no room to sit on one side of the table as the next table had crowded in a few more chairs. We tried to scoot the table over but the one server yelled at us that we couldn't move the table. The woman who showed us to the table helped us move it over. Very limited food menu. I ended up with truffle fries for dinner. The spring rolls and bao were edible but just not very good. We all ordered a 24 euro signature cocktail but I think I would've done better just ordering a prosecco or Bellini. Drinks were not instagramable but just poured in a glass. Would I recommend this place - only if you're too tired to find somewhere else. You could just come up for a look and a picture and that would be enough.

This place is located in the alleys next to San Mark Square. The window display was slightly…read moredifferent than other bars (bakery/sandwich shop) in the area. The Club sandwich was awesome with focaccia bread!

Great place to grab breakfast before a long day of tours! They are open early! Just follow your…read morenose to find it! Not only did all smell great, but the taste and appearance matched! The price was pretty good. There are some benches across from the Palace under the clock tower to enjoy your breakfast if you don't eat inside. The service is great even for those not speaking in Italian.

Stopped here around 10pm on a Sunday night for a drink or two and the place had roughly 6 people in…read moreit. There was some nice music playing and the bartender was very friendly. After a few moments we ordered some wine and grabbed a seat at the bench across from the bar. There were lots of choices from wine to liquor to beer, but we thought we should get wine since it's technically a "wine bar". We ended up staying for a while and each had two glasses of wine (4€ each glass). This is pretty affordable and the pours were not light. Overall, it's a nice place to grab a drink but not too busy or loud on a weeknight. A good experience.

Cute little wine bar. Apparently they have live music, but we went on a Sunday night so live music…read morefrom us. They played mainly classic rock from the 70s/80s when we went. The wines range from about 4€ per glass and upwards. Nice service! Seating is pretty limited if this place gets busy.

Chicetti spot right in the center of town. You'll walk by it a bunch. Looks small and cramp at…read morefirst but they actually have an outdoor space in the back which is soso lovely and by the water. Staffs are casual and unpretentious. Their Chicettis are well-toasted and big! We enjoyed everything we got and the spritzs were also delicious.

Some of the best chicchetti in Venice…read more Small and inviting bacaro with a great courtyard in the back that is right on a small canal. We tried most of the items they offered as we got 'stuck' here during a downpour. The bosca and the cod were the best and they offer everything on grilled polenta as well as on bread. Great beer and wine list. Super friendly service and the prices are amazing.

The food and drink here were delicious - this cake is truly spectacular. That being said, it is…read moreinsanely pricey here, especially given local prices. You are paying for the history, which is a given. It's beautiful inside but small. I came in with 3 friends and we were waiting for a spot at the bar. We stood at the end where there were no seats when a couple left. We had already ordered and my friend tried to go grab the new opening for us, and was shooed away by the waiter and people who had just arrived (who looked like they would drop some cash). Needless to say, service was not great, hence the 4 star review.

We stopped in for drinks on a Tuesday around 5:45. Note after 6:00 men must have long pants on…read more The Bellini was divine as were the waiters and their white tux jackets. A classic, do not miss spot.

We wanted to try this place given the high reviews and seeing so many groups of people outside. We…read morestood in queue for a few minutes. The guy serving our wine was not friendly. Maybe he was having an off night. He asked what we wanted to try. He'd pour a tasting and then roll his eyes and wander off, bring his friends their charged phones from the back, and then just look at us. Such a shame, we had hoped for a better experience. We found many other places in this area that we loved and enjoyed their wine. Such a cool hip local area.

We do love Cicchetti and some bar-hopping. And this is a new place we've discovered this time…read morearound in Venice. Location is very nice, right at a pretty trendy canal, filled with lots of restaurants and bars. Right next to is an excellent gelato place. It's quite small inside with few tables, many just hang around outside - and why not, the location at the canale is a pretty spot. We did manage though to get some seats inside. Our Bulldog was very welcome here as well. The various cicchetti are presented at the counter. There are some classics of course, but also some very innovative creations. We went for the latter. There was gorgonzola with strawberry, radicchio with brie cheese, pesto topped with an anchovie and mushrooms, mashed fava beans with pulp and mashed fava with goats cheese and a cherry. All really wonderful combinations. Our favorite were the radicchio and the fava/goat cheese. Surely something to recreate back home. Staff was very friendly, we felt very welcome here. And instead of focussing on Aperol, Select and Prosecco, it's mostly about white and red wine here. And they have an excellent selection of wine. Not all cheap, but definitely worth the money. We especially loved the Pinot Nero "Terre di Giotto". A brillant cicchetti bar. Definitely a place we come back to next time in Venice.