Restaurants in Slovenia
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Galeb
An excellent family-run restaurant, Galeb is east of the Punta lighthouse and nonsmoking throughout.
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Pizza Čuk
Pizza Čuk is fairly central and located southwest of Titov trg just off Tržaška cesta.
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Pizzeria Minutka
A pizzeria with a terrace, Minutka is a favourite with locals and also does more ambitious main courses.
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Flora
The terrace of this simple pizzeria east of the Punta lighthouse has uninterrupted views of the Adriatic.
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Gostišče Stari Kovač
The 'Old Blacksmith', just west of the Alp Hotel, is a good choice for pizza cooked in a wood-burning stove.
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Okrepčevalnica Bife Burek
This place servies good-value burek and pizza slices, which you can carry to Titov trg and eat there.
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Chez Eric
This tastefully decorated restaurant has a short but well chosen menu. The three-course set dinner is €25.
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Verdi
A pizzeria worth consideration is Verdi, in a narrow alley just off Pristan; look for the sign with the three rats.
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Gostilna Požar
This simple restaurant is conveniently located next to the ticket kiosk and in full heart-stopping view of the castle.
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Cantante
This popular bar/restaurant with its Cuban/Hemingway feel and mojitos for days serves Cuban and South American dishes.
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Santeé Caffe
This hyper-friendly place has sandwiches and salads and walls painted in colours as vivid as its excellent ice creams.
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Gostilna Stari Majer
The stick-to-the-ribs Slovenian dishes at this old-style eatery on Glavni trg will keep you going for longer than you'd think.
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Burek Stand
The burek stand southwest of the train and bus stations serves some of the best cheese, meat and apple burek in town.
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Jadran
This central, old-style restaurant has a good selection of reasonably priced fish dishes and friendly - if not silver - service.
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Gostilna Kot
Squeezed right into the tick of things of Maistrov trg, this is justly famed for its affordable and quite good daily specialities.
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Picerija Slonček
The cosy 'Little Elephant', with an interesting marble fountain out front, serves pizza and some meatless dishes as well as grills.
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Stara Gostilna
This delightful bistro in the Old Town serves both meat and fish dishes and has some of the best and most welcoming service in town.
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Pizzerija Atrij
This old favourite down an alleyway no wider than your average fullback's shoulder spread serves decent pizzas and has a small back garden.
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Penzion Lipa
This pension has an attractive, family-style restaurant just across from where the buses stop. They also do decent pizzas and pasta dishes.
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Yildiz Han
If Turkish is your thing, head for this mom and pop-run restaurant, which features belly dancing and/or live Turkish music on Friday night.
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Ali Baba
Carpets and low brass tables decorate this cosy little restaurant, whose Iranian and Indian dishes are popular with journalists and students.
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Pizzeria Romano
This simple place northeast of the post office and perched precariously above the Kokra River Gorge has pizza, pasta and great grilled dishes.
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Cantante
This popular bar/restaurant with branches in Maribor and Ptuj has portraits of Che, good music and even better cocktails. Food leans toward Tex-Mex.
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Marco Polo
This large, very popular restaurant does all manner of great Italian victuals, including pizza. There's a lovely terrace overlooking a park and a pond.
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Picerija Tratnik
As everywhere in Slovenia, Novo Mesto has a surfeit of pizzerias. Nothing could be more central than Picerija Tratnik, below a coffee shop of the same name.
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