Gondolas glide past your table while you’re paying happy hour prices โ that’s the setup at Canaletto, tucked into St. Mark’s Square inside the Venetian’s Grand Canal Shoppes.
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Antipasti and wood-fired pizza run $12 during happy hour, wine by the glass is $10, and cocktails land at $11. That’s not dive-bar pricing, but for a restaurant with Grand Canal views and a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, it’s a legitimate discount, not a gimmick.
This is Il Fornaio’s founders doing Venice on the Strip, and the happy hour is the smart way in โ same views, same kitchen, same award-winning wine list, just without the full-dinner price tag. Reviewers consistently call this one of the better price-to-quality happy hours on the Strip, which says something in a city where “happy hour” often means watered-down drinks and a shrunken menu. Grab a bar table facing the canal and let the gondoliers do the entertaining.
Happy hour runs daily, 2-5 PM, bar area and bar tables only. Located inside The Venetian Resort, 3327 Las Vegas Blvd S, Suite 2440, in St. Mark’s Square.
