Piero Mauro

This place looks so cozy, so perfect for a drink and some tapas. Visually very inviting. Our first mistake was ordering a tapas sampler, glass of wine, and a bottle of house made beer without asking what the price was. Yes, that’s the fault of my wife and I. Should have asked first! If so, we, d have avoided paying $ 69 Euro for a plate of mediocre snacks and a couple drinks. What came next was not our fault:
Vomiting and diarrhea the whole night into the next day. No sleep, shivering, puking, and crapping = Our last day in Italy, ruined. 24 hours later still feel like hell.
I wish I had read Trip Advisor first. 50% terrible and I agree!
Do not go here!

Don’t go there, we went there and we go out with a bill of 59E for 2 Glass of wine+ 1 Toast for 2+ 8 small pieces of meat with small tosted bread, after ask the note, they told us 59E and I had to insist for having the bill note, Then I see that for 2 Glass of Wine we pay 13E and 20EUR for the toast and the remain for the 8 small pieces of meat, When I had the bill note, the day after I went to The Police Inspectors for controle, and I deposite my bill and explain it, They where very kind and they tell us that they will go to control that manage,.
Anyway, If you want to go in that place, Please ask before to seat on, What will be the really cost, That will help you to have no bad surprise after, we went the the 2 March 2011.
Be Carefull

Tough review this!
On the one hand I want to give this place one star — Five euros for a cappuccino??? On the other hand it is such a quaint, little place with only room for a handful of people that I’m afraid I was charmed by it.
Right at the end of Calle dei Fabbri, this is a very nice place to stop and either grab a sandwich or coffee before moving on to either Rialto Bridge or St Marks square.
The coffee is (as is usual in Italy) excellent and the décor is restrained and in keeping with the smallness of this oasis of calm.
Unfortunately the prices are tourist rates, otherwise I would give 5 stars.