Though on the tourist trail, this tiny and ancient stand-up bar is also affectionately esteemed by many Venetians. No wonder: brisk and friendly service, tasty traditional cicchetti, interesting wines. The bill may be a little steeper than expected, but tips aren't expected. Besides, endangered species...need our support.More

Hidden gem in the heart of Venice. Lovey wine, great service, beautiful setting and delicious authentic cicchetti.

one of the last real baccari left in venice. Must try is a wine called fragolino. Doesn't get more original than this. Be prepared to wait your turn, and don't expect fine dining: this is about a quick snack and a quick glass of wine.

The staff, the food, the ambiance- all wonderful. We go to Venice quite often and find ourselves in here a few times per week for a vino and cicchetti. The staff are knowledgeable about all the local wines and the cicchetti are house made bites...of tasty goodness. I love reading the 400 year old book excerpts they have strewn everywhere. I miss it already!More

This was the second stop on a food tour and what a lovely little find. The atmosphere is gorgeous and the food tasted was really nice. I loved the Ubriago Cheese washed down with Valpolicella and all the cicchetti looked really great. My tour was...on the final day of my holiday but if I come back to Venice (and why wouldn't you), I will definitely look to spend more time in this beautiful old bar.More

Touted as one of the oldest wine bars in Venice we decided to make a return trip. Some of the business license on the wall go back to the 14th century. A short walk from the Rialto Bridge/fish market this small hidden bar is worth...visiting. Friendly staff and a nice collection of wines to be enjoyed. With three seats it’s standing room only much of the time. We will definitely be back next time thought Venice.More

Average artichoke chichetti and decent wine. The place is quaint and gets crowded fast. We stopped here during our Venice Foodie tour.