Really cool spot. It seems like a lot of tour groups breeze in but it's worth it to stop for a bit longer. They had good tapas, a good variety of fried and other types as well. It's a small space, pretty much standing room...More

This felt SO local in the most touristy part of the city! The chiccheti was very authentic and this old place is charming & we enjoyed our time talking to the guys who work there. Very, very cool spot in Venice.

This is the oldest continually operated wine bar in Venice. It opened in 1442 selling just wine, but now sells terrific tapas known as cicchetti in Italian. The copious copper pots hanging from ceiling are remnants of the days when water was drawn from wells...More

Found this place when it started raining heavy got the TripAdvisor app out found it was 2 minutes walk away. Great choice of wines and expertise from the staff on local wines. At first a limited choice on Cichetti but freshly made were just been...More

Fabulous place! I was taken here by a friend who was spending come weeks in Venice, and was living close by. Just a few minutes walk from the Rialto Bridge, this is apparently Venice's oldest Cantini, dating back to 1492. The inside is tiny, dark...More

Full disclosure: I do not consider this an inexpensive experience. Our bill totaled 16 euro for 2 glasses of wine and four cichetti. BUT this place was worth it. The staff was super friendly and engaging and suggested a delicious wine. They were having fun...More

We visited for a little Chichetti & a drink. There was no que the service was swift and there was space to sit.