Cantina Do Mori In Venezia

I went in hoping to have a spritz, but they only had wine, so I ordered a prosecco and two other dishes by pointing at them. The atmosphere was like a traditional coffee shop in Japan, and it was great! It's a popular bar, so I thought it best not to linger too long, so I only stayed for less than five minutes, but I'd definitely go back! The total bill was 9.50 euros. Of course, you can also pay with credit card contactless payment! As others have written, Italians seem to place a lot of importance on greetings, so say "ciao!" when you enter, and don't forget to say "grazie!" when you leave. If you make eye contact and say "ciao!", their face will definitely light up! If a waiter greets you like in Japan and you just nod or ignore them, it seems like they're wondering what's going on. I think the people who leave reviews saying the staff are unfriendly just didn't say hello properly.

This was the start of a crawl that my husband and I ventured out on during a misty day in the off-season of Venice. Bourdain visited this in the early days of NR. Perfect first stop as we tucked into this tiny place filled with hanging copper pots and elder locals. We did two rounds and enjoyed every bite and every sip!

Definitely a must-have for your baccarat round.

The Friulano is delicious. The sandwiches and meatballs are delicious.

The perfect spot for a glass of wine and a tapa in Rialto. Small but with a long history.

I had a wonderful experience. You get the feeling that the place is very old. The atmosphere is wonderful, and the food is fresh and delicious. The staff is also very kind.

For a bar that's so hyped, it was rather disappointing. The wine was barely mediocre and the owner was relatively uninterested.

Every morning must be... red wine and cicchetti... An absolute insider tip!

We ate the Cicchetti with fish and it was very good.

Super quaint place and excellent cicchetti! Recommended.