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Venice Food Tours — Cicchetti, Rialto Market & Wine Tasting Compared

Venetian food is built around cicchetti and a glass of wine at the bacari — book a shared bar crawl, a Rialto Market tour with tastings, or a private food experience for a deeper dive.

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$89 EUR

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Food & Wine Tours: what to know before booking

Venetian food is built around cicchetti and a glass of wine at the bacari — book a shared bar crawl, a Rialto Market tour with tastings, or a private food experience for a deeper dive.

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Starting price
Tickets currently start around $89 EUR before checkout fees.
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Compared options average 4.7 stars across 2,612 traveler reviews.
Location
Meeting points around Rialto, San Polo and Cannaregio (confirmed at booking)
Best time
Morning for the Rialto Market, evening for the cicchetti and bacari atmosphere
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Date- and time-specific; food and drink tastings are included as listed
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About Food & Wine Tours

Everything you should know before you book

Venice eats standing up: cicchetti — small plates of baccalà, fried seafood, and crostini — paired with an ombra of wine at neighbourhood bacari. Food tours lead you between the bars locals actually use, away from the tourist traps near San Marco. Rialto Market tours add the morning fish-and-produce market that has fed the city for centuries, often with a wine tasting built in.

Book an evening cicchetti crawl, or a morning tour to catch the Rialto Market. The market winds down by early afternoon, so timing matters for the food-market tours; evening bar crawls are the most social and the most authentically Venetian. Private food tours suit groups who want a tailored route and pace.

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Frequently asked questions

What are cicchetti?

Venetian bar snacks — small plates of cured fish, fried seafood, polpette, and crostini — eaten standing at a bacaro with a small glass of wine known as an ombra.

Do the tours include wine?

Most cicchetti and Rialto Market tours include wine tastings or an ombra at each stop; the listing details exactly what's covered.

When should I book a Rialto Market food tour?

Take a morning slot — the market's fish and produce stalls operate early and wind down by early afternoon.

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