Love visiting the oldest wine bar in Venezia! Atmosphere is great! The wine and selection of delicious cicchetti should not be missed.

We are from the Midwestern United States so we don't really enjoy seafood or fish and that is what most cicchetti seems to be made from, so we didn't really enjoy that. We did have a nice glass of wine here though. It's pretty crowded...More

We visited this place on our foodtour. The tour was about wine and chiccettis, we got served a breadtoast with fish (chicetti) and red wine. We entered the bar near closing time and the bar was empty and the owner was cleaning his osteria, his...More

The place has been around since Cassanova and has a lovely ambience with a touch of class. You can tell they take their chichetti seriously by the way the staff interacts with customers and handle the food. Loved the baccala mantecato. The house red wine...More

We visited today, during some of Venice's worst floods in many years. We ended up staying for a couple of hours. The wine was very reasonably priced, and of good quality, including the house red, a Merlot, and the range of bar snacks at €2...More

If you're looking to frequent an establishment that's been around since the 15th century...then look no further! This lovely little place boasts several types of cicchetti as well as delicious (and well priced) wine for your consuming pleasure! Don't expect to sit and relax since...More

This is an incredibly old bar just a street away from the Rialto Bridge but it is just far enough away to escape the swarm of tourists. Enjoy a cheap drink and a plate of cicchetti while you're here! And, if you're lucky, some street...More

Great place for easy lunch of typical Venetian ciccheti (and just a good choice of wine). Not just a tourist attraction despite its location, lots of locals dropping by. Super choice of food and friendly staff. It's small so don't rely on getting a seat/table...More

Great little Chichetti bar, the best we went to during our trip. Cheese, Fig and Caviar was a personal favourite.

While exploring the hot spots of Venice, my husband and I took care to avoid the tourist traps, seeking authentic experiences instead. We were happy to fall into this place near the Rialto Bridge. The wines we had were fabulous, and the snacks we selected...More