Laguna Libre In Venezia

Anytime drop by. Clients are local and the place is hype without hipsters.

An atmosphere truly worthy of a top-notch jazz club and cuisine perfectly in keeping with the setting. Bravo. A benchmark in Venice.

Quaint and charming place. Helpful and super friendly staff.

A wonderful experiential evening because it's a place that manages to blend atmosphere, music, and visuals in a truly original way. The live jazz music was the beating heart of the evening: engaging and capable of creating a unique atmosphere. Making everything even more special were the artistic projections on the walls that accompanied the songs, creating a fascinating dialogue between sound and images. An immersive experience that goes beyond simple dinner, transforming it into a true sensory journey. The atmosphere is warm and inspiring, perfect for those who love music and evenings that are a little out of the ordinary. A special mention for the bread. Overall, it was a very pleasant evening, capable of leaving a positive memory. However, there are some points that could be improved: I felt a bit disorganized in the service, and the room was perhaps too close to each other, limiting comfort and intimacy. Despite these aspects, I recommend it to anyone looking for a different evening in Venice, dedicated to jazz and creativity. With a few small organizational tricks, it could become truly impeccable.

Great food. The service was a little slow, but the tiramisu made up for it. Spectacular! I highly recommend it.

Excellent food. Friendly and well-trained service. Very drafty. Plenty of empty seats, yet the seating is very close together.

Nice atmosphere and music, superb food, excellent service and the best tiramisu we had in town! We spent an amazing night there! Would definitely go back

Very nice atmosphere, they have good vegan options, and the dishes are truly excellent and tasty. It was a lovely dinner, and on weekends they also have live music, which is a great bonus. I recommend it!!

The atmosphere is very atmospheric; I attended a jazz concert, which was pleasant and of a standard appropriate for a venue. The cocktails, served in amaro glasses, are a bit pricey.

Maybe it's because I'm from another era, maybe it's because I've frequented jazz clubs in other years, maybe it's because I was very disappointed with the music this evening: individually good, songs that are now trite and hackneyed, and nothing exciting. Prices are way above the service; at least if you charge me a high price for a gin and tonic, make sure it's good, not supermarket gin. But maybe, I repeat, I'm out of touch with time. Venice is now an amusement park.