Cicheti restaurants in Venice
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Bacaro Risorto
Just a footbridge from Piazza San Marco, this shoebox of a corner bar offers quality wines and abundant cicheti, including crostini heaped with baccalà mantecato, grilled vegies, soft cheeses and melon tightly swaddled in prosciutto. Note that opening times are ‘flexible.’
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La Rivetta
Cabernet Franc comes out of a hose and platters of hearty fare are passed around at this bacaro (old-style bar), a favourite of salty sailors and neighbourhood eccentrics. Go for mixed plates with thick slabs of salami, translucent sheets of pancetta and grilled vegies with crusty bread. Angle for a canalside spot, or duck inside to admire the decor of bicycle parts and dusty English gin bottles, drained before the war.
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