We paid around $50 for two, which felt like a lot for Zagreb. But the steak medallions with gnocchi were really good. The setting is gorgeous, probably the nicest spot in the city. I just wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Still, a solid pick if you want something a little special.

Stumbled on this place in the woods&mdash;feels like a proper escape. Had the mushroom soup and forest fruit pancakes, both solid. A glass of local red went well with the hearty vibe. Service was a bit slow but worth it.

The beef cheeks were properly tender, fell apart with a fork. Service was quick and friendly. Solid spot if you&#39;re in the area.

Solid food. Tried the mixed grill, tasted like something off a backyard barbecue back home. Beetroot salad on the side was decent. Place was packed, took a while to get the bill. Would eat here again though.

Been here a few times now, and the flatbreads never miss. Place is small so you gotta book, but it&#39;s worth it for the local stuff they use. Just don&#39;t show up starving without a reservation.

The tasting menu here really impressed me. Every dish felt thoughtfully put together, and the ingredients tasted incredibly fresh. I especially loved the vegetable course&mdash;simple but so well balanced. The printed menu was a nice touch too. Service was attentive without hovering. Just wish the pacing was a bit quicker, but overall a lovely evening.

Cevapi and burek were solid, exactly what you want from a Bosnian place. Interior&#39;s got that old-school vibe. Service was friendly but a bit slow, so don&#39;t be in a rush.

We grabbed cocktails and the slow-cooked risotto with three meats&mdash;super rich, kinda heavy but in a good way. The breaded veal cutlet was a classic, nothing fancy but done right. Carrot cake for dessert was a nice touch. Service kept it chill, place felt cozy without being stuffy. Maybe a bit pricey for what it is, but I&rsquo;d come back for that risotto.

Cevapi and pljeskavica were solid, somun bread really made it. Portions are big for the price, right in the center. Place was busy but worth it.

Been coming here for years now. Still the same worn-in bar stools and that chalkboard list of beers that never disappoints. Bartender remembered my usual order last time, which honestly made my night. Place gets packed around 8, but you expect that. Just wish they&#39;d turn the music down a notch so I could chat with the guy next to me.

Stopped by for a late lunch and tried their grilled chicken plate. The meat was juicy, not dry at all, and the veggies on the side tasted fresh. I liked that they had a few lighter options on the menu too. The beer was good, though I&#39;m more of a wine person myself. Staff knew their stuff when I asked about the ingredients.

Chicken was mostly batter, kinda disappointing. Tteokbokki and bulgogi saved it though. Solid flavors. Bathroom could be cleaner.

Service was the highlight for me. Our waiter noticed we were trying to figure out plans for the next morning and just... handled it. Suggested a spot nearby and even arranged breakfast to be brought up to us. Honestly such a nice touch for a group of friends who couldn&#39;t get their act together 😅 Food was decent too, but that little extra made the whole evening feel easy.

The baked beans and spicy paprika salad were really good sides. Meat was tasty too. Staff kept checking on us which was nice.

Solid sandwich spot. Got the pastrami one, bread was fresh, meat decent. Price is fair for Zagreb. Place gets packed around noon, waited like 15 min for the order. Not a big deal though. Would grab another one if I&#39;m in the neighborhood again.

The pineapple curry was a nice surprise&mdash;sweet but not too heavy. I had the fried rice too, mild, which I regretted. Should&#39;ve asked for more heat.

Stopped by for a late lunch&mdash;place has that warm, low-key vibe. Tuna steak with gnocchi was the move, cooked just right. Potato salad though? Kind of bland, wouldn&rsquo;t order it again. Had a glass of white with the fish, worked well enough. Decent spot if you&rsquo;re in the area and want something simple.

Been here a few times now. The vintage pub look is solid, music&#39;s not too loud, staff knows what they&#39;re doing. Dropped in for a quick beer last week, service was fast even though it was busy. Quality stays consistent, which is more than I can say for most places around here. Good spot if you&#39;re in the area and don&#39;t want to deal with tourist traps.

The owner actually came by our table to check if everything was alright. Beef cheeks were properly tender, tasted like they&#39;d been cooking for hours. You can tell it&#39;s family-run, food has that homemade feel.

Stumbled into this basement place and honestly it turned out great. Waiter hooked us up with a seafood starter that wasn&rsquo;t even on the menu. Desserts were solid too. They gave us some local liqueur on the house at the end. Mostly locals around, which was nice to see.

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