Plus appréciés Vie nocturne à Venise

Tucked away in Calle Larga San Marco is a bar that can satiate your hunger after a long day of shopping in the city center. Bar Al Campanile has been delighting locals as well as tourists with its delicious wraps, rolls, sandwiches and refreshing coffee. This place is a gem for those who are fans of street food. Although a bit small in size they do have some seats available inside the bar but you can always take-out your order and enjoy it while exploring the city. The place is clean and portions served are generous enough to fill you for a good look around San Marco.

Is hard to get tired of the Venetian fare but still if your palate craves for change when in Venice, Devils Forest Pub has got everything covered for you. Located at Calle Stagneri, this English pub is a welcome break for those looking to gorge on meaty burgers and chilled beer. The atmosphere here is very lively; their bartenders are super friendly and hilarious, American as well as English football dominates the TV screen and playful paraphernalia ups the fun element. If you wish to catch on an important game while touring the historic city of Venice, Devils Forest Pub will not disappoint you.

The wine-drinking customers of this small old-fashioned Venetian tavern seem to be from a calmer era. The décor creates a cozy tavern atmosphere through the use of wood furnishings and fittings. On Thursdays and Sundays popular jazz concerts are held. Great for a quick sandwich and a glass of red wine - there are 20 or so local wines available which are perfect for a pre-dinner drink.

Ostaria dai Zemei lies hidden from the eyes of the tourist as well as many locals, but those who chance upon this tiny snack bar get an opportunity to sample a variety of “cicchetti” or “light snacks” paired with rare Italian wines. This eatery appears more like a bakery or specialty food shop than a restaurant and its counters hold appetizing sandwiches, paninis and baked goods. The wooden racks against the wall are filled with wine glasses, white cups and plates and are covered with knick-knacks including posters and magazine cut-outs. Guests can also be seated outdoors and enjoy views of the street while sipping wine such as Tuscan Chianti, Valpolicella, Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Prosecco. At this restaurant, patrons can relish snacks like Neapolitan sausage, zucchini dumpling, duck breast soaked in truffle oil and marinated anchovies.

Stylish and elegant yet casual is what perfectly describes this waterfront dining space. A lovely restaurant with a cafe like vibe, Al Gabbiano welcomes everyone to have a great time and enjoy good food. Depending on the weather, patrons can seat at the breezy patio or air conditioned interiors; there is also a beautiful terrace that offers you uninterrupted views of Venice. Coming to its menu, it is as interesting as the place, and the kitchen incorporates seasonal flavors along with fixed menu. Offering fish and meat varieties, dishes like Scampi e Calamari and Macaroni avec sauce are served here with style and smile. And, do not be hassled about the language issues, as the waiting staff speaks English, German, Russian, Arabic and quite a few foreign dialects. In a nutshell, be it a romantic rendezvous or a casual dinner, Al Gabbiano is the right choice.

Located at Campiello del Sansoni, Pizzeria Jazz Club 900 is a pizzeria as well as an interesting Jazz club. The interiors of the place is decorated with pre-owned furniture from old Venetian brothels and the atmosphere here is old fashioned. The kitchen is home to a variety of Venetian-style pizzas served at affordable prices. Enjoy your delectable pizzas in the company of soft jazz and wait for the night to pass by with a loved one. The place is very popular among locals, hence reservations are recommended.