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village in Sežana, Slovenia
national shrine in Contovello, Trieste, Italy
In the historical center of Trieste, the majestic former stock exchange building has become the new gourmet address of chefs Matteo Metullio and Davide De Pra. Already awarded two stars in the city, the duo have created a spectacular open kitchen here, transforming it into an exciting stage for the few fortunate tables set before it. Three tasting menus are offered: one focused on meat, another on fish, and a third showcasing the restaurant’s signature classics, including the celebrated Harrysotto. Whichever path you choose, the cuisine of Matteo and Davide ranks among the most thrilling in th
WebsiteAt Ruj, you can enjoy an authentic culinary experience steeped in tradition, with a menu described exclusively verbally. Local flavours and ingredients are enhanced, reinterpreted and adapted with a contemporary twist. On rainy autumn days, let yourself be pampered by a warm and comforting soup, perhaps one made with beans, turnip and bacon. The wine list also reflects the restaurant's philosophy, with a careful selection of producers from the local area and neighbouring regions. You will be looked after by dedicated and friendly staff, who will accompany you attentively throughout your meal.
A historic and rightly famous restaurant. The same family – now in its sixth generation – has been celebrating the flavours of the region since 1870, just a stone's throw from the Slovenian border, where traditions and aromas blend seamlessly together. Authentic emotions are brought to the table: Palatschinke lasagne with mushrooms and pumpkin béchamel sauce, veal tripe à la Carsolina flavoured with bay leaves and pecorino cheese, and the traditional “Kraško pecivo”, a soft cake with raisins and walnuts, accompanied by cinnamon ice cream. The wine cellar, lovingly curated by the owner, boasts
WebsiteSince 1937, Casa Špacapan has been a point of reference for the cuisine of the Karst. Today, under the direction of Ago Špacapan, the offering is renewed in the spirit of quality and territory. The kitchen celebrates local produce, much of it from their own production: charcuterie and cheeses aged in the cellar, estate wines (Teran, Rebula, Malvazija…), vegetables from the kitchen garden, and ingredients from trusted small suppliers. The dishes tell the story of the Karst, with specialities such as roast lamb or kid and ravioli filled with fresh cow’s curd. Alongside the à la carte and tasting
WebsiteThis restaurant is situated just a stone’s throw from the shipyards in the historic working-class Panzano district, a rare example of a neighbourhood built specifically to house shipyard workers, complete with residences for unmarried men and women. A long-established, family-run restaurant, Ai Campi di Marcello has a simple atmosphere and serves classic, generously portioned fish and seafood dishes. Food can also be ordered to take away, plus there’s a video which explains how to make seafood risotto.
WebsiteIf you don’t have the opportunity to stay in Štanjel (something that we highly recommend so that you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this charming medieval village), we suggest arriving at this restaurant at least an hour before your meal in order to enjoy a stroll through the narrow streets to the Fabiani Gardens, which boast fine views of the surrounding mountains. You might like to start your meal with a local aperitif – a glass of Teran wine produced using traditional methods by the Jazbec winery would be the perfect choice. Whether you have lunch or dinner here, the cuisine is r
WebsiteSituated amid the alleyways of the historic centre, Al Petes has a pleasant contemporary feel and is run by young, welcoming and friendly owners. Marko’s menu demonstrates an obvious preference for seafood, most of which comes from the Adriatic, and which is served with Mediterranean and even occasional Asian influences. The surprise tasting menu is highly recommended. Just around the corner, the restaurant’s small hotel (James Joyce) is the ideal choice for overnight accommodation.
WebsiteDating back to 1903, this historic restaurant has a warm, welcoming feel. Excellent fish and seafood prepared using top - quality ingredients, where simple preparation allows the flavours to shine through.
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