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Hiša Franko

★★★ Michelin全球50最佳 #48€€€€Creative, Regional Cuisine

Few kitchens reflect their chef’s personality as clearly as Chef Ana Roš Stojan’s. Her strong, determined character and infectious warmth find perfect expression in a single tasting menu where dishes possess bold, decisive flavors with no compromise. Each course is a discovery: local ingredients and Slovenian traditions converse with international influences, balanced through refinement, taste, and technical precision. The Orme menu traces this journey with distinctly characterized yet elegant dishes, animated by a note of vivacious and refined freshness. Dishes that captivate on sight through

Agli Amici

★★ Michelin€€€€fine_dining

Serving signature cuisine, Agli Amici is one of the leading restaurants in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, a border region of diverse cultural influences that is teeming with top-quality ingredients. Many of these are showcased on two tasting menus (one of which is vegetarian), as well as a small à la carte selection of “piatti del cuore” featuring the restaurant’s classic favourites. Owner-chef Emanuele Scarello makes full use of the array of ingredients from the region’s pastureland, mountains and vegetable gardens, which he transforms into culinary works of art. His interesting use of Godia potatoes

L'Argine a Vencò

★ Michelin€€€€Country cooking, Creative

This perfectly restored old mill is home to a chef who creates original cuisine that demonstrates her connection with her region and showcases ingredients grown in the restaurant’s own kitchen garden, especially the aromatic herbs that are a characteristic feature of many of the dishes served here. Antonia Klugmann’s house stands in attractive unspoilt scenery near the Slovenian border and in the middle of two major wine-producing areas, namely the Colli Orientali del Friuli and the better-known Collio, both of which are well represented on the extensive wine list.

Trattoria al Cacciatore - La Subida

★ Michelin€€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

In the heart of Collio, among gentle hills just steps from the Slovenian border, this restaurant stands as a true gastronomic ambassador of the territory, celebrating tradition with consistency and warm hospitality in relaxing surroundings where time seems to slow down. The menu embraces the most authentic cuisine – the zlikrofi, potato-and-chive-filled tortelli served with pan juices and shavings of aged Montasio are emblematic – alongside more contemporary interpretations, such as an elegant, restrained squab presented in two services. The carefully curated cellar tells the story of the land

Osteria Altran

★ Michelin€€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

A small gourmet restaurant surrounded by the verdant landscapes of the Friuli countryside. In what was once a simple farm, owner Guido Lanzellotti has brought this seemingly rustic yet delightfully romantic restaurant to life, creating modern dishes that focuses on top-quality ingredients and careful preparation. Alessio Devidè’s cuisine includes a few local specialities alongside classic Italian dishes which he has reinterpreted with his own personal twist. There’s a huge wine cellar, and if you’re a wine-enthusiast, it’s well worth having a word with the restaurant owner – he has extensive k

La Primula

★ Michelin€€€Italian Contemporary, Modern Cuisine

Set in the enchanted heart of Magredi, between Pordenone and Aviano, this elegant restaurant is steeped in over 150 years of history under the ownership of the Canton family, now re-energised by the return of their son Marco, a passionate sommelier. Time and tradition go hand in hand here, making this restaurant a timeless classic in the province and an example of reliable, refined gourmet dining. The dining room, with its majestic fireplace, wraps guests in a warm welcome, while in the kitchen, Andrea composes dishes from land and sea, adding modern touches and creating comforting flavours. T

Dam

★ Michelin€€€Modern Cuisine, Mediterranean Cuisine

Located in Nova Gorica, slightly off the beaten track and a few kilometres from the centre, the restaurant welcomes guests into an urban-chic setting. You will be captivated by the relaxed atmosphere, pleasant music and a modern, reassuring culinary experience. No special effects here, just a balanced and sensitive indulgence for the palate. Among the dishes we sampled, the seafood rice with the fragrant aroma of oysters was undoubtedly our favourite: intense yet delicate, the smell alone evoked the sea breeze. Chef Uroš Fakuč is a constant presence in the dining room, personally overseeing th

Gellivs

★ Michelin€€€€Modern Cuisine, Creative

Gellivs boasts a unique and atmospheric setting within the Antica Opitergium museum, surrounded by archaeological remains that tell the story of the town from the beginning of the Roman period, although the contemporary-style furniture and decor here bring us right into the modern day. Here, chef Alessandro Breda creates cuisine that is reassuringly traditional in dishes such as potato mousse, cooked and raw cod, quince and puntarella greens, and more modern in specialities such as the Treviso-Tokyo lobster. An impressive wine list which includes Italian and international labels completes the

Locanda San Lorenzo

★ Michelin€€€Modern Cuisine, Seasonal Cuisine

The Dal Farra family opened this inn way back in 1900, when the current owner-chef Renzo’s grandparents established a simple osteria-style restaurant to provide meals for workers at the nearby mill. In the 1950s, Renzo’s parents took over at the helm, with a Michelin star awarded to the restaurant in 1997. Passion and consistency are the characteristics that have drawn guests to this restaurant for over a century: the cuisine makes full use of regional ingredients in dishes that have occasionally been reinterpreted with a modern twist. Some guests may prefer the modern dining room, although re

Trattoria al Parco

必比登€€regional

In the small, bespoke dining rooms – our favourite is the more traditional one, where the warmth of the fogolar fireplace and the crackling of the embers accompany the owner's interactions with guests – this charming stone and brick house, surrounded by a wooded park, tells the story of the local area through its aromas and flavours. Charcoal grilling is the beating heart of the kitchen, releasing intense aromas that waft through the air; the creamy, comforting risottos are surprisingly well-balanced, an excellent example being that with clams, saffron and courgette flowers. The experience is

Antica Trattoria da Miculan

必比登€Regional Cuisine, Friulian

Behind the small building that houses the bustling village bar, popular with locals, lies the true soul of the restaurant: a dining room with classic charm, featuring a fireplace that spreads warmth and the scent of wood in winter. The chef-owner carefully selects Friulian and seasonal ingredients, turning them into dishes that showcase the local area. The menu alternates between fish dishes and authentic flavours like those that characterise rich and comforting tagliatelle with duck ragout or golden “frico” served with steaming polenta. Snails à la bourguignonne are always on the menu, releas

Al Monastero

必比登€€Regional Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

In the heart of the old town, rustically charming dining rooms of varying sizes welcome guests with authentic warmth. Try booking the most intimate room, where the Friulian fogolar fireplace crackles and spreads the scent of embers, creating a homely atmosphere. On sunny days, the inner courtyard of the historic building becomes a pleasant refuge, bathed in soft light and silence interrupted only by the clinking of glasses. The all-female waiting staff are quick but attentive, with discreet smiles accompanying every course. The food reflects regional tradition with simplicity: classic cooking

Ronchi Rò

必比登€€Regional Cuisine, Country cooking

Ronchi Rò is an estate and agriturismo immersed in greenery, among the rolling hills of Collio and its lush woodlands: a borderland of captivating and almost fairy-tale character, celebrated for its extraordinary wines, the only ones to appear on the small dedicated list. The cooking of chef Fares Issa is flavoursome and forthright, vivid in colour and deeply seasonal. Drawing on a fine selection of local produce – salami, prosciutto, goose speck, cheeses – it also offers dishes of a more contemporary profile in which his imagination comes to the fore: excellent, for instance, the raviolacci f

Al Piave

必比登€Friulian, Seasonal Cuisine

In a little village in the Friuli countryside, a family-run trattoria welcomes guests into two cosy dining rooms, connected by a charming stone fireplace that spreads warmth and the scent of wood. In summer, service moves outdoors, to a well-tended garden, where the murmur of the leaves accompanies the friendly atmosphere. The menu follows the seasons, bringing the region's authentic flavours to the table: succulent meats, aromas reminiscent of charcoal and, among the main courses, irresistible grilled dishes such as golden, fragrant lamb chops that convey all the flavour of tradition.

Gredič

必比登€€Modern Cuisine, Contemporary

Located in a 16th-century castle in Ceglo, in the heart of the Brda wine region, this restaurant offers breathtaking views of the stunning surrounding vineyards, which are particularly beautiful in autumn. The contemporary and delicious cuisine is showcased through a small selection of carefully chosen dishes, which can be combined into 3, 5, 7 or 9-course menus. The most memorable dishes include porcini mushroom ravioli with sweet and sour chanterelles and mushroom cream, and those with a sweet tooth can enjoy an amazing date cake with salted caramel and ricotta ice cream. End your meal with

Lokanda Devetak

必比登€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

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

Borgo Poscolle

必比登€Friulian, Regional Cuisine

This small family-run trattoria is nestled in the heart of Carnia and is an excellent example of mountain hospitality. Most of the ingredients used in the kitchen are sourced locally and are complemented by vegetables from their own organic garden. The chefs are passionate about tradition, which they present to guests with a delightful personal touch, as in the case of their cjarsons, the area's famous ravioli, the filling of which changes with the seasons.Those with a sweet tooth really must try the chocolate trilogy, one of the restaurant’s most successful and popular desserts.

Alla Pace

必比登€€Friulian, Traditional Cuisine

Not the easiest place to reach unless you are already in the area, Sauris di Sotto is a picturesque mountain village, with houses that seem lifted from a fairytale. Here you’ll also find this restaurant, with its characteristically Alpine interior. The menu naturally celebrates the local territory, beginning with the area’s famous cured meats, an excellent frico of cheese and potatoes with polenta, and, of course, plenty of meat.

Da Nando

€€Regional Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

Proud champion of local cuisine, along with more classic dishes, with a unique touch: the menu is written in Friulian dialect as well as Italian. Aromas of the woods and sea hover around the tables, with succulent meats – including game – and the freshest fish. Don't miss the cjarsons ravioli, delicious little morsels available in both sweet and savoury versions. The restaurant boasts an extensive wine cellar, and the scent of truffles reigns supreme on a dedicated menu in season.

Vitello d'Oro

€€€Seafood, Friulian

In the heart of the historic center, this restaurant traces its roots to 1849 and intertwines its story with that of the Sabinot family, guardians of tradition since the 1960s. The interiors surprise with sober, contemporary design that dialogs with the memory of the place. Don’t be misled by the name: fish takes center stage, with iconic dishes such as the spaghetto enveloped in bottarga and clams, while seasonal vegetables add freshness and color. Those who prefer meat will also find thoughtfully crafted options.

San Michele

€€Modern Cuisine

Situated next to the ruins of the old castle and the small church of San Michele, this 13C building, thought to have once housed a guardroom, is now home to a small restaurant serving regional, seasonal cuisine with a modern twist. During the week, the restaurant offers a lunchtime menu of top-quality snacks (the Venetian “cicchetti”), as well as a few “primi” and desserts.

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Hostaria alla Tavernetta

€€Regional Cuisine, Traditional Cuisine

A venue that welcomes warmly, thanks to a lively, family atmosphere. A lit fireplace fills the air with the scent of burning wood, while wooden furnishings and linen runners blend with background music to create a relaxing setting. At the table, authentic flavors: from Friulian frico with Montasio and potatoes to plum gnocchi cloaked in clarified butter and cinnamon, to succulent goose leg. Mediterranean forays also appear, such as the tuna tataki with anchovy sauce and bottarga. For those who wish, a carefully crafted vegan menu is also available.

AB Osteria Contemporanea

€€Modern Cuisine

A small village just a few kilometres from Udine provides the backdrop for modern, regionally influenced cuisine with plenty of character. The renovated dining rooms have two distinct styles: the one near the entrance is friendly and relaxed; the other has a much more formal ambience. The large outdoor space is perfect for summer dining.

Al Grop

€€Traditional Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

Beneath the bell tower of a pretty village, Al Grop welcomes guests into a classic setting brightened by original touches and the warmth of a crackling fireplace. The menu reflects the local flavours, with grilled meats, and asparagus in season, taking centre stage. There's a grand finale for those with a sweet tooth: the dessert trolley. And for those who want to stay a little longer, the guesthouse offers cosy, well-appointed rooms.

Enoteca di Buttrio

€€Seafood, Modern Cuisine

Housed in a beautiful historic building, this business, originally a wine bar (hence the name “enoteca”), gradually developed into a restaurant over the years. The menu focuses uniquely on fish, almost all of which comes from the Adriatic, showcased in traditional dishes enhanced with a creative twist.

Al Paradiso

€€Regional Cuisine

A small gem of a restaurant housed in an old farmhouse adorned with beautiful drapes and decorations. Although there’s a new chef here, the long family tradition of regional cuisine (mainly meat dishes and game) remains unchanged, with a large spit for roasting meat in the fireplace in the main dining room.

Le Fucine Gourmet

€€€Creative, Contemporary

The modern Le Fucine hotel is home to two restaurants with almost identical names: Le Fucine Brasserie and, of course, Le Fucine Gourmet. The latter welcomes guests into an elegant dining room featuring contemporary, minimalist design: clean lines and spotlights that caress the tables, creating an intimate atmosphere. In the centre, like a live stage, is the open kitchen, where chef Andrea Fantini, from Friuli, moves with confident gestures amidst steam and aromas, sharing the experiences he has accumulated over time with every dish. Two tasting menus invite you on a sensory journey: the first

La Torre

€€Regional Cuisine, Modern Cuisine

Situated on the ground floor of Spilimbergo’s beautiful medieval castle, this restaurant has equally beautiful interiors which welcome guests into a romantic atmosphere, steeped in history but accompanied by every contemporary comfort. For a really special dinner for two, we highly recommend booking the intimate alcove table. The cuisine is modern and beautifully presented with a special focus on meat, although the fish dishes are every bit as delicious.

Osteria da Afro

€€Regional Cuisine, Country cooking

An expertly run family restaurant not far from the historic centre. Warm atmosphere in the two dining rooms (especially the one with the fireplace), where the daily specials are marked on a blackboard. A real gem of restaurant, which also has a few charming guestrooms furnished in fir and cherry wood.

Il Favri

€Friulian, Traditional Cuisine

This inn, which has been serving food since the early 19C, boasts a warm atmosphere with a rustic feel. The beautiful garden makes a delightful setting in fine weather, while the cuisine focuses on traditional dishes from Friuli, such as “frico” (potato, onion and cheese fritter) and cured ham.

Campiello

€€€Seafood, Classic Cuisine

Fish and wine are the soul of this historic restaurant, where the scent of the sea meets the fragrance of the vineyards. The catch, which is among the finest on the market, yields the most delicious dishes: the fish soup with shellfish, enveloped in a Buzara jus that releases intense flavours, is an absolute must. The wine cellar, with a selection of 25,000 bottles, takes you on a journey through the Collio and Colli Orientali hills, enriched by great Italian and international labels and big bottles for real winelovers. A destination to add to your diary if you love authentic and memorable exp

Al Cjasal

€€€Country cooking, Modern Cuisine

A new generation is now at the helm in this warm and elegant restaurant decorated with a profusion of wood, adding a more modern touch to the cuisine while maintaining its regional character and excellent local ingredients. The menu has its own unique flavour thanks to the option of numerous cicchetti (tapas-style snacks) options available, either in half- or full portions, enabling guests to create their own menu.

Alla Laguna - Vedova Raddi

€€Seafood

Situated in a charming small town criss-crossed by canals, this restaurant serves traditionally inspired fish-based dishes. The restaurant stands on the port facing the fish market, so it’s no surprise that the fish served here is of the freshest quality.

Osteria da Cippi

€€Traditional Cuisine, Italian

A corner that is simply out of this world, tucked away in a delightful chalet with a fireplace that smells of wood and warmth. The cuisine celebrates local produce in tune with the seasons: wild herbs from Valdestali in spring, vegetables from the kitchen garden in summer, and fruits from the surrounding woods in autumn. Delicacies include lasagnetta with venison ragout and chanterelle mushrooms, cjarsons and antique apple strudel with vanilla ice cream. There is only one tasting menu, and reservations must be made at least two days in advance.

Sostansa

€€€Italian Contemporary, Regional Cuisine

In the heart of the city, just beyond the restricted traffic zone, this venue tells culinary stories through dishes with a distinctly urban character. Here, the finest market offerings are selected with respect for seasonality, then transformed into generous, seductive creations: from the land, bergamot-lacquered squab with Treviso radicchio, its legs served in a salad with pears and walnuts; from the sea, turbot paired with broccoli rabe perfumed with garlic, olive oil, and chili. An experience that plays between tradition and modernity, with bold flavors and surprising harmonies.

La Ferrata

€€Regional Cuisine, Friulian

The walls tell stories through photographs of locomotives and the warm glow of copper pots and lids at this century-old osteria. Rustic charm and conviviality define this welcoming venue, nestled in the picturesque historic center of Pordenone. Generous portions steeped in tradition emerge from the kitchen: cured meats, hearty cuts, and local cheeses share the stage with simple, authentic dishes such as beef cheek braised in Refosco wine, served alongside creamy polenta, a rustic, flavor-rich experience.

Rueda Gaucha

€€Grills, Argentinian

This restaurant is justifiably renowned for two specialities – firstly, its wide selection of cured hams including the famous Friuli prosciuttos as well as hams from further afield; and secondly, dishes (mainly meat sourced from Italy and further afield, although fish also features) cooked on the barbecue grill.

La Ciotola

€€Seasonal Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

A fresh, dynamic venue along the road to Pordenone, thoughtfully run by the Cover brothers. The kitchen tells tales of both land and sea: earthy, satisfying dishes such as the juicy young heifer entrecôte wrapped in golden potatoes with mustard dressing, and tempting seafood offerings such as the fragrant, comforting linguine with scampi alla busara. Quality ingredients take center stage! At lunch, the menu streamlines and service quickens, with lighter prices to match; come evening, the carte expands and the experience becomes complete and gratifying.

Ai Campi di Marcello

€€Seafood, Classic Cuisine

This 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.

Osteria Borgo Ronche

€€Modern Cuisine, Seafood

With only a handful of tables – all the more reason to reserve – and a contemporary, streamlined yet welcoming setting, this intimate spot showcases the chef-owner’s resolutely seafood-focused cuisine, though a couple of meat options round out the menu. Preparations and pairings remain largely classic, as seen in the gratinéed Breton scallops, while raw seafood also makes an appearance, sometimes unexpectedly atop pasta, as in the standout spaghettoni with cacio e pepe and red prawn tartare.

Il Credenziere

€€Seafood

Situated in a small country hamlet, this restaurant is run by a chef from Puglia, whose origins can be glimpsed here and there in his dishes. The influence of the Veneto, where the chef has been working for some time, is also evident in the local dishes which appear alongside more creative options on the menu.

Restavracija Calypso

€€Traditional Cuisine, Classic Cuisine

In the Slovenian part of Gorizia, within the Perla Resort & Entertainment – a vast leisure complex encompassing hotels, a casino and restaurants – Restavracija Calypso is particularly appreciated for its seafood cooking. The dishes, often presented directly in the dining room, celebrate fresh Adriatic catch through predominantly classical preparations, from raw dishes to oven-roasted fish. Alongside the seafood, references to the hinterland are not lacking, with various specialities from the surrounding regions.

Indiniò

€€€Italian Contemporary, Regional Cuisine

Located in a charming little village, Indiniò is an extraordinary place to discover Carnic cuisine. The ingredients tell the story of the local area, but chef Gloria Clama transforms them into refined creations that are sometimes bold and surprising. The dining rooms, furnished with wood and modern details, evoke tradition in an elegant way, creating a warm and romantic atmosphere.

Špacapanova Hiša

€€€Contemporary

Since 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

Locanda San Martino

€€Venetian, Seasonal Cuisine

Founded in 1952, this inn has been run by the same family – and especially its female members – ever since. It now boasts the presence of a chef whose many years of experience are evident in his dishes. Much of the meat (especially lamb) is raised in the restaurant’s own farm nearby, while the dishes on the menu are seasonal and classic in style yet with a hint of modern flavour. When the weather allows, make the most of the large terrace boasting fine views of the sunset over the surrounding Alpago region.