Bar Spritz
Sign in to add a photo.
About
Bar Spritz is a Cafe based in Venice, Italy. A popular choice for Breakfast. Price range: mid-range. For a quieter visit, come by on a Wednesday. It is closed on Sunday. Also offers outdoor seating. Rated 4.2★ by 742 diners.
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service5
Frequently asked questions
Where is Bar Spritz?+
Bar Spritz is located at 3528 Calle del Pestrin, Venice.
What kind of place is Bar Spritz?+
Bar Spritz is a Cafe in Venice.
What are Bar Spritz's opening hours?+
Bar Spritz is closed on Sunday.
Is Bar Spritz open on Sundays?+
No, Bar Spritz is closed on Sundays.
When is the best time to visit Bar Spritz?+
It is busiest on Saturday and usually quietest on Wednesday.
How expensive is Bar Spritz?+
Bar Spritz is generally mid-range.
What does Bar Spritz offer?+
Bar Spritz offers Outdoor seating, Bar.
What is Bar Spritz good for?+
Bar Spritz is a popular choice for Breakfast.
Location
What people say
“Perfetto per colazioni, aperitivi e pranzi!!!!”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
Cristina Olano★★★★★We were leaving Venice the morning we decided to stroll around the neighborhood of our apartments for a quick breakfast. We stumbled upon Bar Spritz. Many locals were grabbing breakfast here and we thought let's try it as in most places when we travel. People were taking their coffees at the bar and grabbing take away sandwiches. We were smiling "it must be good", my Husband said. We tried their tuna and egg sandwich, some cappuccinos and cornetto. They were delicious. We called my Sister and her Husband over to join us and they enjoyed their meal as well. The Staff were great. They answered o
Tony Hobbins★★★★★Great place to enjoy cappuccini and cornetti. Sit outside and watch the world pass by. Located in a piazza that’s not too busy. Friendly staff, lots of locals come here.
Christopher Chung★★★★With a heaping amount of cicchetti on display to satiate a bustling midday crowd, step in for a light lunch or snack, and enjoy with an aperol spritz on one of many street side seats. Largely land-based options include prosciutto and pumpkin, radicchio and gorgonzola, mushroom and roast pork, soft cheese and purple cabbage or a simple slice of cotechino sausage topped with pickled leaks. Seafood options include a very rich baccala mantecato (almost too thick) and canned tuna served with zucchini and the all-too ubiquitous pumpkin purée. An assortment of re-heated fried specialties and skewere
Piotr Karp★If you want to ruin your mood, this is the place for you. Here you will be greeted by rude staff, especially a man who allows himself to shout and be rude to people. The food and drinks are mediocre; you can find better options for the same price.
Reviews sourced from Google.
Reviews
No reviews yet — be the first to review Bar Spritz.



