Harry's Bar In Venezia

I returned to Venice last Thursday to go to Harry's Bar, undoubtedly one of the most famous bars in the world. I'd never been there before and absolutely had to! I booked a table the week before and, as agreed, I was finally there at 12:30. The atmosphere was beautiful, elegant yet discreet, with wood paneling, closely spaced tables, waiters in white jackets, and a service considered an essential part of its legend. The attached photos show the dishes I ordered, and the Bellini cocktail was a must. The food was excellent, and the tagliolini au gratin with prosciutto were spectacular! Those alone were worth the trip. The waiters were extremely kind and helpful in recommending dishes. I already had my eye on the carpaccio with their secret Cipriani sauce, and I was torn between the tagliolini and the risotto. So I asked the waiter for advice, and he told me they were both excellent, but he preferred the pasta. So, thanks to him, I decided to order them. At the end of lunch, I thank him and ask for the bill, and to my surprise, I even get a 20% discount "VOCE AMICA SCONTO INCOND.". How wonderful, I left my heart there... I'll be back next fall.

Amazing - everything we hoped it would be and more. Food was delicious and the service and atmosphere top notch. 10/10 must do in Venice.

Nice small bar with AC. Home of the Bellini

Fantastic experience. Valentino Top Man

It was a bit smaller than expected but great atmosphere.

Every cold drink is served in water glasses! Many guests ignore the dress code and come in swimwear. Very awkward. Harry's Bar isn't what it used to be.

Overall the experience is what you’re really going for. The history and the atmosphere is what you’re paying for. I ordered a martini, the tiny beaker (yes, it comes out in essentially a 50mL beaker), probably had 30mL of liquid in it. I thought it was a sample, no it was the cocktail. Delicious, I just want you to know what you’re getting into.

22 euro belini, which was so expensive but so delicious, sat at the bar and it was drinks only. I wouldn’t go for food as it looked mid and tbh the vibe wasn’t for me.

Having a Bellini at Harry's Bar is, honestly, a must if you visit Venice. Not only is the Bellini spectacular—fresh and incredibly smooth—but the place has something special: the classic Venetian ambiance, the history of the establishment, and that feeling of being in a legendary spot make the experience absolutely worthwhile. The original Bellini is made with prosecco and white peach purée, and the difference compared to other places is remarkable. It's rare to find one that tastes so balanced and elegant. That said, it's not cheap; I think it was around €22, but honestly, it's worth it at least once. It's one of those experiences that becomes part of the trip and that you remember afterward.

Cipriani's legendary place, an atmosphere that is difficult to describe with so many characters