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Rome · Italian · Pizza · Lunch
Via Angelo Emo 75, 00165 Rome
Wed–Mon 12:00–15:30, 19:00–00:00
Restaurant in Rome serving Italian and pizza.
Rome · Pizza · Lunch · Dinner
Via della Meloria 43, 00136 Rome
Mon–Sat 11:00–22:00; Sun 12:00–16:00, 18:00–22:00
Snack bar in Rome serving pizza.
Rome · Italian · Cafe · Breakfast
Via Aurelia 375, 00165 Rome
Mon–Thu 08:00–21:00; Fri 08:00–23:00; Sat 09:00–23:00; Sun 09:00–15:00
Restaurant in Rome serving cafe and Italian. Offers outdoor seating.
Via della Pineta Sacchetti 213 · Burgers · Lunch · Dinner
Via della Pineta Sacchetti 213, 00168 Rome
Mon–Sat 11:00–23:30; Sun 12:00–23:30
Snack bar in Rome serving burgers. Offers takeout.
Rome · Italian · Pizza · Lunch
Via Mattia Battistini 57, 00167 Rome
Mon–Sun 12:00–15:30, 19:00–23:30
Restaurant in Rome serving Italian and pizza.
Dobrinj · Fish and seafood · Takes reservations
Dobrinj 71, 51514 Dobrinj
Konoba Zora is in the heart of Dobrinj, where the island's inland streets and old stone surroundings provide a different setting from the coastal resorts. The tavern traces its beginnings to an inn opened by Nikola Fugošić in 1947. Two years later, his son Nikola married the cook Zora, and the couple took over the business. Her name became the restaurant's name, and her work helped make the island's šurlice familiar beyond Krk. Handmade pasta remains the clearest introduction to the kitchen. The house recommends šurlice with goulash, alongside Dobrinj makaruni and gnocchi with the same hearty accompaniment. Another preparation pairs šurlice with a scampi sauce, connecting the inland tavern's pasta tradition with the surrounding Adriatic. These dishes make the restaurant particularly relevant to visitors who want to explore the food associated with the island itself. For dessert, the house prepares presnoc, a traditional island sweet made with local sheep's cheese. The kitchen describes following an old recipe as a way of respecting the past. That attention to continuity links the dessert to the family history behind the restaurant. Stone walls and wooden benches contribute to the atmosphere described by the house. A meal here can be combined with a walk through Dobrinj's narrow streets and a visit to the church of Saint Stephen. Table requests go through a reservation form or the restaurant's telephone, so guests can arrange their visit directly before setting out from Malinska.
Rome · Middle Eastern · Breakfast · Lunch
Via di Grottarossa 52, 00189 Rome
Mon 19:30–23:15; Tue–Sun 00:30–15:15, 19:30–23:15
Restaurant in Rome serving Middle Eastern.
Rome · Steak and grill · Lunch · Dinner
Via del Quartaccio 1, 00166 Rome
Mon–Sun 12:30–15:00, 19:00–22:30
Restaurant in Rome serving steak and grill.
Rome · Pizza · Breakfast · Lunch
Via di Casalotti 7, 00166 Rome
Wed–Mon 10:00–21:30
Restaurant in Rome serving pizza.
Rome · Cafe · Breakfast · Lunch
Via di Casalotti 4, 00166 Rome
Mon–Sun 06:00–20:00
Cafe in Rome serving cafe.
Rome · Asian · Lunch · Dinner
Via Vicoforte 31, 00166 Rome
Restaurant in Rome serving Asian. Offers delivery, takeout.
Malinska · Pizza · Vegetarian · Lunch
Novo Naselje 5, 51511 Malinska
Mon–Sun 10:00–23:00
Restoran Dubašnica is on Novo Naselje in Malinska, with a Croatian kitchen, a terrace and an air conditioned dining room. The combination gives guests a choice between eating outside in warm weather and settling indoors for a meal. Its cooking includes local dishes, pizza and vegetarian specialties, so a table can bring together people with different tastes without making everyone choose the same style of food. Fresh fruit is another part of the offer, whether eaten between meals or at the end. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner and also prepares food to take away, a useful option for visitors staying in a nearby apartment or holiday home. Guests can reserve a table by telephone. For a larger gathering, the restaurant makes its rooms available for private celebrations and offers help arranging wedding receptions. Those occasions are planned directly with the team, allowing the visit to be organized around the people coming together. Practical facilities include free parking in front of the restaurant, an entrance without barriers and complimentary wireless internet. Pets are welcome, and there is a separate smoking area. For holidaymakers, these details make it possible to plan around more than the food alone: whether someone is bringing an animal, arriving by car or choosing between a shared restaurant meal and something to carry home. Dubašnica combines those everyday conveniences with the option of arranging a more personal celebration.
Malinska · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
Nikole Tesle 61, 51511 Malinska
Bistro Bukarica occupies the address of an older Malinska tavern on Nikole Tesle. A new team remodeled the premises in 2012, keeping a connection with coastal cooking while developing a more contemporary approach. A partly open kitchen makes the preparation part of the dining room, and the cooking follows seasonal ingredients from regional producers. The kitchen also invites guests to discuss a special menu in advance, including a meal arranged for a particular occasion. One of its distinctive preparations is meat served on a hot volcanic stone. Guests finish their own steak at the table, choosing how far to cook it, with accompaniments and sauces that can be adapted. Regional cheese and prosciutto provide another starting point; the selection varies because the producers work in limited quantities. Handmade pasta is a substantial part of the offer, ranging from island šurlice to ravioli and tortellini. Seafood dishes sit alongside these preparations, and vegetarian choices include peppers filled with couscous. The bistro's history and its modern kitchen give it two overlapping identities: a place connected to the island's familiar food and a restaurant willing to reinterpret it. This makes it a useful choice for a party whose members want different kinds of meal. Rather than choosing solely between fish and meat, guests can build a visit around pasta, a regional starter or the interactive steak preparation. Contacting the team beforehand is the practical way to discuss a tailored menu.
Rome · Japanese and sushi · Lunch · Dinner
Via della Martinica 77, 00121 Rome
Mon–Sun 12:00–15:00, 19:00–23:45
Restaurant in Rome serving Japanese.
Rome · Japanese and sushi · Vegetarian · Lunch
Via Domenico Falcioni 23-37, 00123 Rome
Mon–Sun 12:00–15:00, 19:00–23:30
Restaurant in Rome serving Japanese. Offers vegetarian dishes.
Malinska · Pizza · Steak and grill · Burgers
Obala 42, 51511 Malinska
Beleca Food&more sits on Obala in the center of Malinska, beside the marina. Its menu brings together Neapolitan pizza, burgers, meat and fish dishes, with coffee and cocktails alongside the food. Pizza starts with San Marzano tomatoes and fior di latte mozzarella. The Margherita adds basil, extra virgin olive oil and Grana Padano, while the Capricciosa brings cooked ham, mushrooms, oregano and Kalamata olives. There is also a substantial choice beyond pizza. Beef tagliata comes sliced with arugula, cherry tomatoes, Grana Padano and balsamic vinegar. A classic beef burger combines lettuce, tomato, caramelized onion and burger sauce in a brioche bun, with a cheeseburger variation for those who want it. A vegetable burger offers another direction, using tomato, lettuce, arugula and pesto. Grilled sea bass or gilthead bream fillet is paired with grilled vegetables, olive oil and lemon, while chicken is filled with prosciutto and cheese and served with a creamy mushroom sauce. Starters include steak tartare with toast and butter, a platter of prosciutto and cheeses, and burrata with arugula and tomatoes. For something smaller, there is focaccia with burrata, mortadella and pistachio pesto. Desserts include cakes, a lava cake and a sweet pizza. Espresso, cappuccino and iced coffee give the drinks menu a familiar coffeehouse side; cocktails range from a Negroni to a Mojito. The waterfront location makes Beleca an option for a meal with friends or a drink beside the marina.
Bükfürdő · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood · Lunch
Thermál Krt. 1., 9740 Bükfürdő
Mon–Sun 11:00–22:00
Vadvirág Csárda stands on the main road through Bükfürdő, the spa quarter of Bük in western Hungary, about 250 metres from the entrance of the thermal baths. The house has been cooking for a quarter of a century and has grown over those years from a small dining room into one of the largest restaurants in the resort. Its best known feature is the garden: close to 200 guests can sit there under the wide crowns of old oak trees, on chairs and at tables made from swamp poplar wood in a style the owners describe as their own. Indoors the main dining room seats around 100, and a separate private room takes another 30, which suits family gatherings and club evenings. The kitchen cooks the classics of Hungarian cuisine but uses newer cooking and baking methods, and the house names healthy eating as one of its main aims. The menu is organised into starters, soups, fish, poultry, pork, beef and game, salads and desserts. Examples are kettle goulash, whole roasted trout with garlic pesto pasta, grilled pike perch with courgette risotto, duck breast with mango sauce, garlic roast pork in the traditional Hungarian style, beef stew with egg noodles and venison prepared the chef's way, followed by Somló sponge pudding or Gundel pancakes. In summer the garden adds grilled dishes, food from the wood oven, goulash cooked over an open fire and roast suckling pig, usually with music. The restaurant is open every day from late morning until ten in the evening, offers free Wi-Fi and accepts the Hungarian SZÉP card as well as several meal voucher schemes, among them Ticket Restaurant, Sodexo and Erzsébet vouchers.
Bük · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood · Lunch
Kossuth Lajos u. 70., 9737 Bük
Tue–Sun 11:00–22:00; Mon Closed
Kespub sits on Kossuth Lajos utca, the main street running through the centre of Bük, a short drive west of the spa quarter. It calls itself a restaurant and pizzeria with a distinctive, atmospheric interior, and it seats 110 guests indoors. From spring until autumn the garden is open as well, and the house suggests it for a cold drink in the sun. The menu, printed in Hungarian, English, German and Czech, mixes traditional dishes with local specialities and hearty home style Hungarian cooking. Soups include clear meat broth with fine noodles or homemade liver dumplings, garlic cream soup with cheese toast, beef goulash soup and a chilled raspberry cream soup with toasted pistachios. Main courses run from veal paprikash with egg dumplings and pork tenderloin wrapped in bacon with porcini cream sauce to barbecue pork ribs with coleslaw, a New Zealand tenderloin steak, salmon steak on saffron risotto and garlic shrimp spaghetti. Caesar salad comes with chicken, beef or shrimp, and there is fried Trappist cheese for those who skip meat. A sharing platter for two combines ribs, stuffed chicken breast, Sicilian chicken and tenderloin slices with rice, potatoes and grilled vegetables. Desserts include cheesecake with raspberry sauce, pistachio tiramisu and a chocolate soufflé with vanilla ice cream. The bar side matters too: Hungarian and foreign beers, a wide choice of Hungarian pálinka and cocktails. The pub shows football matches and hosts birthday and name day parties, hen and stag evenings and class reunions. Food can be packed to take away, and cards and the SZÉP card are accepted.
Njivice · Fish and seafood · Seating outdoors · Takes reservations
Ribarska obala 13, 51512 Njivice
Tue–Fri 12:00–21:00; Sat 12:00–22:00; Sun 12:00–21:00
Rivica stands on Ribarska obala in Njivice, with a shaded terrace looking toward the small port. Its history begins in 1934, when Mare and Ivan opened a boarding house in what was then a fishing village. Their hospitality business developed through successive generations, including Ivica and Vera, into the restaurant presented today. The family story remains part of its identity, alongside a kitchen that combines regional tradition with contemporary techniques. The restaurant places Krk and Kvarner at the center of its cooking. It also acknowledges influences from Venetian cuisine and the former monarchy, reflecting the different traditions that have shaped this part of the Adriatic. Local ingredients and fish caught by local fishermen guide the seasonal menus. That approach makes the changing supply of produce and seafood part of the restaurant's character, rather than treating the menu as a fixed list throughout the year. Wine is another substantial element of the experience. The house brings together bottles from local and international cellars and emphasizes matching them with the food. Guests who enjoy understanding the connection between an island and its cooking can therefore approach the meal through both the plate and the glass. The setting suits a visit built around the harbor: sit down on the terrace, explore the current seasonal selection and allow time for the meal itself. Reservations can be requested directly, making it straightforward to plan a restaurant visit as part of a trip north from Malinska.
Bük · Fish and seafood · Breakfast · Lunch
Kossuth utca 38., 9737 Bük
Fehérló, the White Horse, is a restaurant with a guesthouse on Kossuth utca in Bük, set in a green part of town a few minutes by car from the spa quarter of Bükfürdő. The kitchen builds on tradition and cooks seasonally from fresh, local ingredients, and the dining room is open every day from eleven in the morning until ten at night. The current menu, in use since Whitsun 2026, is written out in Hungarian, German, Czech and English. Among the house favourites are pork tenderloin wrapped in bacon with croquettes and a choice of cheddar, creamy mushroom or plum sauce, an original Hungarian beef stew with dumplings, spicy sirloin strips in a creamy sauce with mushrooms, bacon and baby carrots, and Mexican style chicken wings with spiced potato wedges. The poultry section adds chicken breast stuffed with cottage cheese and leek, wrapped in bacon and grilled, and a breaded chicken breast filled with bacon, red onion, pickles and cheddar. Many dishes can be ordered as a half portion. The Fehérló platter for two brings together grilled stuffed chicken, breaded pork, roast pork neck with spicy lecsó, fried catfish and Hungarian style roast pork with rice, croquettes, chips and salad. Children have their own page of dishes named after Winnie the Pooh and his friends. The guesthouse has eleven rooms, a trampoline and garden games for children and free parking that is locked at night. Bank and credit cards as well as the SZÉP card are accepted, and visitors who are not staying overnight can arrange to come for breakfast in advance.
Bük · Pizza · Lunch · Dinner
Széchenyi utca 11., 9737 Bük
Mon–Thu 11:30–20:00; Fri–Sat 11:30–21:00; Sun 11:30–20:00
Hordó Étterem stands at Széchenyi utca 11 in the centre of Bük, on a site that has served food and drink for more than a hundred years. The house traces its first written mention to October 1919, when a bishop's visit ended with a festive lunch at what was then the Galavits inn. It later passed to Antal Lökkös, who had started there as a young waiter, and became the meeting place of the local craftsmen's club, the village choir and the first table tennis players of Bük. From 1980 it was known as the Aranyhordó, and in 1995 it hosted the opening of the first Bük wine festival. After a full rebuild the restaurant reopened in the summer of 2021 under its present name, next to the Park Hotel. The interior aims to be smart without being stiff, and a lounge with a relaxed café and beer bar feel is open to restaurant guests too, including for watching a football match. The chef works with local and seasonal produce, and each month brings its own seasonal dishes, while every weekday at midday there is a set lunch menu on a weekly rotation. Fresh pizza has its own menu, from Margherita, Tonno and Quattro Formaggi to the house Hordó pizza and a spicy Ungherese with sausage, served at the table, on the terrace or to take away. From time to time the restaurant holds buffet lunches and dinners for locals and hotel guests alike. The Hordó has been a fixed address for wedding parties for decades and still takes weddings for up to 80 guests, along with company gatherings, and tables can be reserved by phone.
Peresznye · Pizza · Fish and seafood · Lunch
Zrinyi Miklós u.2., 9734 Peresznye
Tégláskert Vendéglő is a country restaurant in Peresznye, a village at the foot of the Alpokalja hills on road 87, right by the Austrian border. It lies about nine kilometres from the castle town of Kőszeg and a short drive west of Bük, which makes it a natural stop on the way to Kőszeg or across the border to the thermal baths at Lutzmannsburg. The kitchen concentrates on the characteristic dishes of Hungarian cooking. The menu covers soups, ready dishes, food cooked fresh to order from pork, chicken, fish and beef sirloin, salads and desserts, and there are around twenty kinds of pizza baked on the spot. The owners stress that every dish and every pizza is made fresh in the house, and for those in a hurry food can be packed safely to take away; pizza can also be ordered by phone. Guests can sit in the dining room or in a covered garden that the house has fitted out with care, and there is a playground for children. Parking is free, and so is Wi-Fi across the whole site. The restaurant takes small family and company events for up to around 50 people, with either à la carte or buffet service on request. The same complex includes a wine bar and a national tobacco shop. The Hungarian SZÉP card is accepted. The restaurant is open from late morning until nine in the evening and closed on Mondays; the website is available in Hungarian and German.
Šimuni · Good for children · Parking · Wi-Fi
Šimuni 101, 23251 Šimuni
Restaurant Villa Olea is part of a small family hotel at Šimuni 101, in the fishing village of Šimuni on the island of Pag. The family traces the business's tradition to 2001, and the property brings accommodation and a restaurant together in one place. Its character is shaped by that family hospitality and by a coastal setting close to beaches and pine woods. The owners specifically present both the hotel and restaurant as suitable for families with children. There is free parking on the property, useful for visitors arriving from Pag or travelling around the island by car. Wireless internet is available in the shared areas as well as in the guest rooms. Alongside the restaurant, the family operates a boat rental service, giving the place a connection with days spent exploring the surrounding waters. The hotel also offers breakfast as part of its accommodation service. Šimuni lies on the island's southwestern shore, roughly between Pag town and Novalja. It is a fishing settlement with an ACI marina in its sheltered cove, and the local beaches lend themselves to swimming, sunbathing and an unhurried walk. The village makes a quieter setting for a restaurant stop during an island outing. Villa Olea's combination of a family restaurant, a small hotel and boating services suits that setting: visitors can make the meal one part of a broader visit to this stretch of Pag's coast.
Krnica · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood · Takes reservations
Krnički porat 139, 52208 Krnica
PortoRiko stands on the waterfront at Krnički porat, the small fishing harbor below Krnica. Its family history begins in 1968, when the restaurant opened as K ribaru. The name changed in 2016 to honor Riko, the proprietor's father. Fishing remains central to the setting: the quay is where local fishermen bring in fish and Kvarner scampi, and the restaurant looks directly toward the sea. A large parking area is also located on the waterfront. The kitchen concentrates on straightforward seafood dishes, with a menu that allows guests to build a meal around fish, shellfish or pasta. Cold starters include seafood salad, marinated anchovy fillets and salted anchovies with olives in olive oil. Istrian prosciutto, sheep cheese and cheese with black truffles bring flavors from inland Istria to the same table. Fish soup leads into warm dishes such as seafood risotto, spaghetti with scampi and green tagliatelle with prosciutto and shrimp. The fish section lists grilled sea bream, sea bass, dentex and sole, alongside tuna steak and a fish platter. Scampi can be grilled or cooked in a wine sauce, while squid appears grilled, fried or stuffed. Mussels and scallops extend the shellfish selection. Guests choosing meat can order grilled steak, pork cutlets or an Istrian steak with mushrooms. Boiled potatoes with Swiss chard and grilled vegetables are among the accompaniments. Pancakes, panna cotta and ice cream complete the menu. Reservations are handled directly by telephone.
Krnica · Mediterranean · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood
Krnica 11, 52208 Krnica
Konoba da Rocco is a family tavern in Krnica, where stone walls, natural building materials and an interior furnished in an older style frame a kitchen devoted to Istrian recipes. Chef and owner Manuel Vlačić cooks at the central hearth, while Loreta welcomes guests. The family presents the restaurant as a place for unhurried meals together, with cooking inherited from earlier generations. Fish and meat are prepared on a traditional gradele grill in front of diners, using the house's own olive oil. Local suppliers provide ingredients, and the seafood comes from wild fish caught by local fishermen. Handmade pasta is another foundation of the kitchen: fuži, pljukanci, gnocchi and ravioli are prepared on the premises and paired with sauces made from boškarin beef, game or rooster. The menu also reaches into the surrounding countryside through lamb from local family farms. It can be cooked in a pan with herbs, including wild sage, or beneath a traditional baking bell. Dry aged ribeye and Florentine style steaks offer another direction for guests interested in meat. The house's featured dishes include seafood risotto, cuttlefish with polenta and osso buco with Milanese risotto, followed by desserts such as lava cake. Wines come from Istrian cellars, and the tavern also serves istarska supa, a traditional preparation of red wine, olive oil, spices and toasted bread in an earthenware jug. Children have a separate menu with smaller portions. Tables can be reserved directly by telephone.
Barban · Mediterranean · Fish and seafood · Dinner
Puntera 8d, 52207 Barban
Štefanija's Kitchen is the restaurant at Villa Štefanija in Puntera, above Raša Bay. Outside guests are welcome for dinner by advance reservation, making it an option for visitors staying elsewhere in the surrounding villages. The setting looks across the wooded coastline toward the Kvarner islands, with meals served on a terrace overlooking the sea. The restaurant takes its name and culinary direction from the family's grandmother, Štefanija. The house recalls her baking bread while grandfather Toni gathered mushrooms, wild asparagus and herbs or went hunting, bringing the changing seasons into the household kitchen. Chef Igor continues that approach with a short menu that develops around available ingredients. The cooking is Mediterranean and Istrian, emphasizing local produce, inherited recipes and preparations that take their time. Ingredients named by the kitchen include seasonal asparagus, mushrooms and truffles, fish from Kvarner, Istrian prosciutto and cheese, and olive oil from nearby groves. Guests can choose from à la carte dishes and a daily menu, with Istrian wines selected to accompany the food. Malvasia and Teran are among the wines highlighted by the house. The restaurant also arranges small weddings and other special occasions in its intimate setting. Villa Štefanija itself is a small property with seven accommodation units, set in countryside of meadows, fields and woodland around Puntera. For a restaurant visit, contact the team beforehand to arrange the table and discuss the meal; advance notice is part of how the kitchen welcomes diners who are not staying at the villa.
Prodol · Pizza · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood
Prodol 35A, 52208 Prodol
Luna is a restaurant and pizzeria in Prodol, a village in the municipality of Marčana. The house dates its beginnings to 1995 and provides a substantial amount of seating: three indoor rooms accommodate two hundred guests, with another hundred places on the terrace. That layout gives it scope for both ordinary meals and private gatherings. Air conditioning, a heated terrace, a children's corner and parking are among its stated facilities. The menu ranges well beyond pizza. Seafood choices include grilled squid with Swiss chard and potatoes, a fish platter for two, and scampi prepared either on the grill or in buzara sauce. Pasta can be ordered with truffles, seafood, mussels or a Bolognese sauce. Meat dishes include ribeye with potatoes and sautéed mushrooms, roast veal, stuffed pork fillet and chicken prepared in the Viennese style. An eggplant dish combines tomato, mozzarella and Parmesan. The pizza selection moves from familiar combinations to toppings with an Istrian accent. Alongside margherita and mushroom pizzas are versions with prosciutto and olives, truffle spread and Grana Padano, or mozzarella, rocket and cherry tomatoes. A vegetable pizza includes mushrooms, seasonal vegetables and olives. Desserts include strawberry cheesecake, lava cake with ice cream, panna cotta and pancakes with several fillings. Luna welcomes pets and offers takeaway, wireless internet and card payment. Reservations can be requested by telephone or through the restaurant's booking form, with space to discuss the size and needs of a visiting group.
Bratislava · Pizza · Breakfast · Lunch
Železničná, 900 32 Bratislava
Mon–Thu 10:00–22:00; Fri–Sat 10:00–24:00; Sun 10:00–22:00
Restaurant in Bratislava serving pizza. Offers delivery.
Bratislava · Burgers · Vegetarian · Lunch
Hradská 59, 821 07 Bratislava
Tue–Sun 11:30–23:00
Snack bar in Bratislava serving burgers. Offers delivery, vegetarian dishes.
Bratislava · Ice cream · Breakfast · Lunch
Brezová 13, 821 07 Bratislava
Mon–Sun 10:00–22:00
Snack bar in Bratislava serving ice cream. Offers outdoor seating.
Barban · Takes reservations
Bratulići 17, 52207 Barban
Agroturizam Istra Partner combines a restaurant, guest accommodation and countryside activities at Bratulići, in the rural landscape between Barban, Marčana and Pula. The restaurant is one part of a wider agritourism property, so a visit centers on the relationship between the surrounding land, local ingredients and traditional Istrian cooking. The house describes its food as regional specialties prepared from fresh ingredients sourced locally, using recipes associated with the area's domestic kitchen. Its approach brings traditional food into a present day restaurant setting while keeping the focus on the produce. This is a place to contact before setting out: visits are arranged with the property, and guests can discuss their meal directly by telephone or email. That conversation is also useful for anyone planning to combine food with the other experiences offered here. The property's activities include walking, cycling, horseback riding and quad excursions, as well as gathering mushrooms, asparagus or grapes. These provide several ways to spend time in the countryside around a meal, depending on the season and the arrangements made with the hosts. For visitors staying longer, accommodation is available within the same property, with stone walls and air conditioned rooms. The official regional tourism listing identifies Istra Partner at Bratulići 17, and the municipal tourist board includes it among the area's eating places. For a holiday based near Rakalj, it offers an inland excursion built around Istrian food and the rural setting in which it is prepared.
Bratislava · Italian · Breakfast · Lunch
Vlčie hrdlo 1A, 824 12 Bratislava
Mon–Fri 10:00–21:00
Restaurant in Bratislava serving Italian.
Pula · Seating outdoors · Takes reservations · Groups and functions
Epulonova 3, 52100 Pula
Restaurant Epulon belongs to Hotel Galija on Epulonova Street in central Pula. The family hotel presents the restaurant as part of its hospitality since 1991, with cooking that draws on traditional Istrian dishes and international recipes. Fresh ingredients from local suppliers guide a seasonal menu, and the kitchen places particular emphasis on homemade food, simplicity and creativity. Rather than describing a fixed set of signature dishes, the house explains its approach through the produce available during each season. This makes it a place to explore the kitchen's current interpretation of regional cooking. A terrace with a movable roof provides 56 seats and can be adapted to summer or winter conditions, giving the restaurant a setting that changes with the weather. The offer also includes a wine list, with food and wine presented together as part of the dining experience. Private meals and events are another part of the restaurant's work. Epulon can be hired exclusively for up to 55 guests, including private parties, corporate dining and wedding receptions. Set menus for these occasions draw on classic Istrian cooking and seasonal ingredients, and the team handles arrangements directly. The surrounding hotel also accommodates business gatherings and seminars, making the restaurant relevant to visitors organizing a meal around a meeting. For travelers staying at Hotel Galija, half-board and full-board dining arrangements are available. The restaurant and hotel share the Epulonova address, while inquiries about a regular visit can be made through the hotel's published contact details.
Bratislava · German home cooking · Breakfast · Lunch
Domové role 17068/68C, 821 05 Bratislava
Mon–Fri 10:00–22:00; Sat 11:00–22:00
Restaurant in Bratislava serving home cooking.
Pula · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood · Vegetarian
Sisplac 15, 52100 Pula
Mon–Sat 12:00–22:00; Sun Closed
Farabuto cooks on Sisplac in Pula, with an approach built around small producers and whatever ingredients are ready that day. Vegetables, meat and cheese come from small family farms, while its seafood is drawn from the Adriatic around Pula and towards Kvarner. Fish, scampi, shellfish, octopus and squid shape this side of the kitchen. The selection follows the seasons and can change from one day to the next, with the day's catch prepared when it arrives rather than treated as a fixed promise on a permanent menu. Pasta is made in the kitchen: homemade noodles and cheese-filled ravioli are paired with seasonal sauces. A meal can begin with warm house bread and Istrian olive oil, with Belci, Salvela, Chiavalon and Šlajner among the producers the restaurant names. Meat dishes described by the house include pan-cooked young goat, beef cheeks with horseradish and aged ribeye from the grill. These are examples of its cooking rather than a guarantee that every dish will be available on every visit. Alongside the Croatian dishes, the restaurant also offers vegetarian choices. There is outdoor seating for a meal in warm weather and an air-conditioned interior. Guests can arrange a table directly by phone, and the restaurant also advertises takeaway. Free Wi-Fi is available. For visitors interested in seasonal Istrian cooking, the combination of handmade pasta, local oils and a changing seafood selection gives a clear sense of the kitchen's priorities.
Pula · Pizza · Steak and grill · Fish and seafood
Castropola 42, 52100 Pula
Pizzeria Jupiter occupies a side street in central Pula leading towards the Historical and Maritime Museum of Istria. The restaurant opened in 1990 and has developed beyond pizza into a broader selection of pasta, grilled dishes, salads and seafood. Its setting includes two spacious terraces, with the house emphasizing a rustic atmosphere and smaller corners within the larger outdoor spaces. Pizza is baked in a bread oven, and the kitchen describes its dough recipe as a longstanding part of the business. The selection ranges from a simple tomato-and-cheese Margherita to pizzas with prosciutto, seafood, vegetables or truffle sauce. The house Jupiter combines mushrooms, prosciutto, artichoke and egg, while Istriana brings together mozzarella, prosciutto, arugula and cherry tomatoes. Beyond pizza, Istrian pljukanci appear with prosciutto and arugula, and other pasta dishes combine seafood, mushrooms or truffles. The grill section includes beef ćevapčići, chicken, pork skewers and steaks, giving mixed groups several directions to choose from. Seafood dishes include squid, tuna steak and sea bass or sea bream. Pancakes come with a range of sweet fillings, including chocolate, nuts and fruit combinations. Ingredients are bought from local producers whenever possible, according to the restaurant. Jupiter takes guests without reservations. Its name comes from a belief that a temple to the Roman god once stood on the site; the restaurant presents this as a supposition, adding a historical thread to its old-town address.
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