Venice's drinking scene is a unique blend of history and modernity, where locals frequent bacari for ombra and cicchetti from 10 a.m. onwards. Each bar is a journey through time, showcasing styles from the 1930s to contemporary innovations. The obligatory spritz veneziano introduces visitors to local flavors, but the city also boasts innovative cocktail bars alongside traditional settings. A curated list of the best bars is provided, chosen for their ambience, service, and culinary offerings, appealing to both budget and luxury travelers.
Drinking in Venice feels discretely luxurious, with locals gathering at bacari since 10 a.m. for wine and bite-sized cicchetti, making bars perfect for any occasion.
Bars in Venice echo different periods—from the 1930s, where the Bellini originated, to nostalgic wine bars from the 19th century, preserving the city’s rich history.
A spritz veneziano is a must, but don’t miss out on exploring innovative cocktail bars hidden within the city’s maze of canals and calle.
Condé Nast Traveler editors independently choose the best bars, evaluating high-end and affordable options while considering standout dishes, service, inclusivity, and sustainability.
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