
O'brok restoran
Experience authentic Croatian cuisine in a charming setting, formerly the home of a renowned novelist. Perfect for traditional flavors and warm hospit...

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O'brok restoran

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Must-see attractions
Experience authentic Croatian cuisine in a charming setting, formerly the home of a renowned novelist. Perfect for traditional flavors and warm hospitality.
Try Traditional Dishes
Sample authentic Croatian specialties like štrukli or knedle for a true taste of the region.
Ask for Recommendations
Let the knowledgeable staff guide you to dishes that best suit your palate.

Quick Facts
Cuisine
Croatian
Price
Mid-range
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Authentic Croatian Specialties
Savor traditional Croatian dishes like štrukli, knedle, and blood pudding with cabbage, prepared with a contemporary touch.

Charming Atmosphere
Dine in a cozy setting that was once the family home of Croatian novelist August Senoa, with multiple pleasant terrace areas.

Friendly & Attentive Staff
Experience exceptional service where staff go above and beyond to ensure a welcoming and enjoyable dining experience.
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Try Traditional Dishes
Sample authentic Croatian specialties like štrukli or knedle for a true taste of the region.
Ask for Recommendations
Let the knowledgeable staff guide you to dishes that best suit your palate.
Book in Advance
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to guarantee a table.
Visit During Off-Peak
For a more relaxed experience, consider dining during non-busy hours.
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Try Traditional Dishes
Sample authentic Croatian specialties like štrukli or knedle for a true taste of the region.
Ask for Recommendations
Let the knowledgeable staff guide you to dishes that best suit your palate.
Book in Advance
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to guarantee a table.
Visit During Off-Peak
For a more relaxed experience, consider dining during non-busy hours.
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
O'brok restoran is praised for its traditional Croatian cuisine with a contemporary twist and its charming atmosphere. Guests particularly love the friendly and attentive staff, who contribute to a welcoming dining experience. While most reviews are positive, one diner experienced an issue with a specific lamb dish, leading to a disagreement over billing.
"Good atmosphere, we managed to book shortly before arrival on a Saturday evening.
Great service, a bit salty but otherwise tasty food.
Strongly recommended."
Krikor Sarabyan
"Excellent service. Good food and affordable prices."
Ivaylo Marinov
"Good food in a place with a couple of different nice terrace areas. Quite a meat heavy menu but everything was tasty."
Benjamin Watson
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Frequently Asked Questions
Guests highly recommend trying the traditional Croatian specialties like 'štrukli' (cheese-filled dough) and 'knedle' (dumplings).
Yes, it is recommended to make reservations in advance, especially on weekends, to secure a table.
Yes, the restaurant features nice terrace areas both in the front and back, providing pleasant outdoor dining options.
The restaurant is set in a former family home, offering a charming and cozy ambiance with a friendly atmosphere.
The menu is described as being quite meat-heavy, but vegetarian options and other dishes are also available.
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What was once the family home of esteemed Croatian novelist August Šenoa (1838-81) is now, according to Domagoj, the best place to go for Zagrebian specialities. At the nearby Dolac Market (10 minutes away on foot), O’Brok’s renowned chef Krunoslav Majcen handpicks fresh ingredients each day at dawn. Domagoj says the restaurant’s “guests always come back for more jela na žlicu (spoon meals: this Croatian expression refers to various soups and stews) just like their grandmas used to make, sausages, krvavice sa zeljem (blood pudding with cabbage), knedle (Croatian dumplings) and especially for Majcen’s štrukli (cheese-filled dough), among the best in the region.
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At its simplest, the Croatian word obrok means “meal”, although it also comes with the connotation of something rather basic or straightforward, like army rations or school dinners. It’s a neatly ironic introduction to what this small and intimate restaurant actually does, serving up quality food that suits the quick-luncher as well as those with time for several courses. The aim is to give Croatian cuisine a bit of contemporary style, but without losing sight of what’s traditional about it.
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Opened five years ago, this restaurant became quite popular among locals. All meals are carefully prepared from the beginning regardless are we talking about homemade štrukli, pasta, or bread. Besides the great food, the ambiance is very nice and the staff is super friendly.




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