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Cantine del Vino Già Schiavi

The guide was updated: 2024-09-11

Cantine del Vino Già Schiavi is the perfect place to go if you're looking for Italian-style tapas accompanied by a glass of wine. This 19th-century tavern offers the most inventive cicchetti in Venice. Don't miss the crostini-style layers of bread, smoked swordfish, and slivers of raw zucchini, or pungent slices of Parmigiano, fig, pistachio and toast.

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Address: Fondamenta Nani, 992, Venice
Opening hours: Mon–Fri 8:30am–8:30pm, Sat 8:30am–3:30pm, Sun closed
Website: www.cantinaschiavi.com
Phone: +39 041 523 0034
Email: info@cantinaschiavi.com

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Cantine del Vino Già Schiavi

Cantine del Vino Già Schiavi

Cantine del Vino Già Schiavi is the perfect place to go if you're looking for Italian-style tapas accompanied by a glass of wine. This 19th-century tavern offers the most inventive cicchetti in Venice. Don't miss the crostini-style layers of bread, smoked swordfish, and slivers of raw zucchini, or pungent slices of Parmigiano, fig, pistachio and toast.

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Al Nono Risorto

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La Zucca

La Zucca

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Algiubagio Restaurant

Algiubagio Restaurant

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