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Party Earth Review A down-to-earth local hotspot, Il Paradiso Perduto is a genuine slice of Venice that draws a welcoming crowd of regulars. Owned by a philosopher and grassroots organizer, this community-oriented locale has been a meeting point for the socially conscious for over thirty years and has seen the beginnings of many social movements ... more
Cannaregio 2540
Fondamenta della Misericordia
30121 Venice
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Party Earth Review It’s hard to miss the little storefront with the tomato-red trim in Campo Santa Margherita, but if there’s any confusion, one need only look for the hand-painted Caffè sign that indicates that this is indeed the beloved Caffè Rosso, the quintessential no-frills bar of Venice. The tiny indoor space may be cramped, but the ... more
Dorsoduro 2963, Campo Santa Margherita
30123 Venice
Party Earth Review Not much more than a food counter situated in a corner of Campo Bella Vienna, Al Mercá nevertheless attracts a constant stream of easygoing patrons who line up for beer, wine, and snacks and to chat under the warm glowing lights of the awning. Though there is a tiny indoor space and a lone wine barrel outside that offers ... more
Sestiere San Polo, 213
30125 Venice
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Party Earth Review Café Noir has long been a favorite among a creative and somewhat edgy clientele of trendy young locals and students. Located on a side street in Campo Santa Margherita, the bar’s outdoor seating area extends down the street to Café Blue, providing a popular meeting place for patrons of both venues, though Café Noir attracts ... more
Calle de San Pantalon, 3805
30123 Venice
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Party Earth Review Located on the Zattere – one of Venice’s few straight and wide waterfront walks – El Chioschetto has all the essential ingredients for a refreshing pit-stop at any time of day and for most of the year. This simple green kiosk doesn’t look like much, but its tables and umbrellas set up on the ... more
Dorsoduro 1406/a, Zattere
30123 Venice
Party Earth Review The most renowned bar and restaurant in Venice, Harry’s Bar was founded in 1930 by the Cipriani family and still occupies the same small space where a cultured clientele drinks martinis and delicious Bellinis – the bar’s famous creation of white peach juice and sparkling wine. Steeped in history and once frequented by the ... more
San Marco 1323, Calle Vallaresso
30124 Venice
Venice is without a doubt one of the most romantic cities in the world, and while there are plenty of bars in Venice to whet someone’s appetite, it’s important to remember that this is not a raging party town.
Conversation is the name of the game in Venice nightlife, and the type of bar-hopping that goes on here has evolved with this in mind. Whether at a casual spot or a swanky hangout, the beverage culture is dominated by nibblers and sippers, beginning of course with the daily bar ritual known as aperitivo. Friends gather at drinking dens all over town during this Italian version of the Happy Hour to snack on finger foods and chat over pints or small glasses of wine called ombres. Standing around the bar is normal – most venues charge an additional fee to sit at a table – so crowds often spill into the street.
Revelers will find the highest concentration of Venice bars just over the bridge in Mestre or across the water in Lido, as well as along F.ta della Misericordia in Cannaregio, where several bars line the street. C. Santa Margherita, meanwhile, largely caters to students, with chill dive bars and budget-friendly beer halls perfect for a break from studying.
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