Špajza Restaurant

Run by a brother-and-sister duo, Spajza offers its guests the opportunity to sample top-quality, home-cooked Tuscan fare in the heart of Slovenia. The menu changes with the seasons to ensure that all of the ingredients used are as fresh and as tasty as any true gourmand would expect. Diners can choose between a meat or fish tasting menu, which tend to include excellent dishes such as goat pate with roasted hazelnuts; gnocchi with nettles and almonds; and sea bass carpaccio with trout caviar.

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Restaurant Spajza was firmly ensconsed in the old town, down a pretty street. The restaurant is split off into several sections, each holding one or two tables, candlelight struggling to brighten the wooden-panelled rooms. The menu was, as far as I could tell, as traditional as one might get - deer tartare, young horse carpaccio and smoked goose breast with truffles all appealed on the starters.

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This characterful restaurant – all candlelit nooks, red paint-job, crooked ceiling and old-timey furniture – delivers an eye-opening line in contemporary cooking, but with some decidedly rustic touches. There’s a robust and lengthy wine list. And the menu leans towards some less fashionable meats, including rabbit and, most notably, horse.

Run by a brother and sister with a passion for good food, Špajza is a restaurant of choice. It offers high quality Slovenian cuisine served in a rustically decorated restaurant. If you want to taste typical Slovenian dishes in the old town, go to Gornji trg 28.

The restaurant offers a broad selection of dishes in a comfortable atmosphere of an atrium house in the old city centre. Their seafood and venison specialities are especially tasty.

Au bout de gornji trg, on trouve le restaurant Spajza qui sert des plats de bonne qualité dans une terrasse jardin sympa. Un endroit calme où se restaurer en amoureux.