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.

We arrived during an ongoing World Cup match, and the venue was busy. Despite the overall crowd,…read morethe staff and patrons were friendly and accommodating, allowing us to move freely to watch the game. At one point, the television unexpectedly experienced a brief blackout lasting only a few seconds, which elicited a strong reaction from the crowd.

Stood behind the waiter at the bar, and just wanted to ask if they have take home beer…read more Totally ignored for over 5 minutes And after patiently waiting for them to finish laughing and talking to each other, I finally got to ask! Bartender never looked up at me, and just replied with "WhAt??" With an irritated face... I must've asked the wrong question, at the wrong time

I had heard of this pub based on the recommendations of locals in Mestre. It's a neighborhood…read morejoint, I hesitate to use the word dive, but it's essentially what a real local bar should be. If you are visiting Venice and the northeast Mestre area, I would recommend it based solely on the authenticity factor, something missing from many of the taverns in Venice proper. The pub has a American theme throughout while respecting traditional Italian bar culture. Photos of the Blues Brothers, various bands, and sports (NHL) abound while classic American and British rock blast over the stereo. The barkeep is Claudio, who makes sure to take care of all of his patrons. The night started with the three of us drinking spritz, made of prosecco and campari. From there we graduated to a variety of wines and eventually beer. Throughout our Saturday evening, the staff tended to us with snacks and cichetti, all gratis. The wines are top of their class and all extremely affordable. The craft beer selection on tap is small (6ish), but superb, in fact the witbier was one of the best I've tasted, anywhere. Based on the service alone I can highly recommend Le Due Ochette. Make a good impression on Claudio and he might send you home with a bottle of wine. Add in the selection and neighborhood atmosphere, and the decision to spend your evening here is a no-brainer.

What an absolutely bizarre spot. My friend was really hankering for American food despite the fact…read morethat it was our last night in Italy. So we went on a wild goose chase across Mestre to appease her annoying desire. We stumbled upon Pub Lee Cooper's just off the main square. It was like walking into Outback Steakhouse in the middle of Italy. The food was pretty good but standard American/Australian and nothing all that special.

Great club sandwich, tried the Classico and it was delicious, mojito was also delicious (and we…read moreknow a good one considering we're from Miami!). My husband ordered a burger which was delicious too. If you're craving American food this is totally the spot! Service is a little slow because they're always packed.

Come to this pub!!! Friendliest people and owners. Clean, thorough and wonderful drinks. I love the…read moreportion sizes!!! Best Irish pub out there.

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.

Amazing place!! Great food, friendly atmosphere good beer!!! We enjoyed the chicken, it was…read moreperfectly done, some focaccia and a grear beer. Waitress was nice and friendly. I particularly enjoyed the music, they played a lot of spanish songs and I enjoyed seeing everybody dancing and having fun!!!! I will visit again for sure!!

This is one of my favorite places to eat when visiting my family. I think the food is wonderful and…read moreit has a great location. Everyone is eating peanuts and tossing the casing on the floor, it's a pretty great experience.

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.

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.