The owner still remembers us after all these years&mdash;even brought water for my dog. That personal touch is why I keep coming back.

Been coming here for a while now. Lasagne&#39;s still solid, and the place keeps that cozy feel. Prices haven&#39;t gone crazy either, which I appreciate.

Erdinger on tap was cheap, especially for being right on the main square. Had a couple pints, that was about it. Service knew their stuff, pointed me to the right beer. Didn&#39;t eat, just drank. Prices are fair for where it sits. Good spot if you want a decent beer without getting ripped off.

Food was solid and the house wine went down easy. Service dragged a bit even though it wasn&#39;t packed, but they comped us a drink to make up for it. Fair enough.

The mushroom soup was the highlight for me&mdash;rich, earthy, and the portion was surprisingly generous. I also tried the wild boar with gnocchi and cranberry sauce, which hit the spot. Staff were friendly without hovering. Solid spot for traditional Croatian food in Samobor, though it did get a bit busy later in the evening.

The krem&scaron;nita here is decent&mdash;not the best I&#39;ve had, but for the price it&#39;s fine. Staff were friendly, place feels cozy enough. I&#39;d stop by again if I&#39;m in the area, just wouldn&#39;t go out of my way for it. Portion was okay for what you pay.

Pumpkin ginger soup was the standout. Owner knows his wine too, gave us a solid pairing. Chestnuts were good but a bit sweet for me.

The onion soup was honestly the best I&rsquo;ve had in ages, so rich and comforting. Beef tartare was solid too. Great spot for a chill catch-up with friends, though it&rsquo;s a bit fancy for a casual Tuesday 😄

The pistachio gelato was rich and creamy, exactly how I like it. A solid spot for a sweet treat in Zagreb.

Lovely outdoor garden seating. Had a business lunch here, pretty chill vibe. Interior&#39;s got that old-school charm, kinda unique. Food was decent, nothing mind-blowing but solid.

Cevapi with fries hit the spot&mdash;grilled just right, not dry at all. Came back a second time during the trip, still consistent. Service was quick, prices fair for what you get.

Service was the highlight. Waiter knew the menu, picked a solid local wine for us. Food came out fast, no long wait. Had the grilled fish, cooked right. Place was busy but we never felt rushed. Good spot for a casual dinner. Maybe a bit loud by the window, but fine.

Been coming here for over ten years now. The dough is light, never sits heavy, and they keep coming up with topping combos I haven&#39;t tried anywhere else. Service is fast most days, but weekends can get a bit hectic. Still, that&#39;s the price for a place that stays this consistent.

The roasted pepper &scaron;trukli was creamy and cheesy, really good. Staff were friendly too. Place had a nice local feel, nothing fancy but solid.

The large cevapi plate is seriously big for &euro;10.50. Meat was juicy, bread nicely toasted. Just wish we&#39;d ordered extra ajvar&mdash;one portion didn&#39;t stretch far enough.

The cakes are small but honestly that&rsquo;s fine&mdash;they&rsquo;re really tasty. Coffee was spot on too. Sat on the terrace, it got a bit crowded but still felt cozy. Prices fair for what you get. Would pop back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

The terrace is lovely when the weather cooperates. We tried the porcini mushroom special and it was really good. Portion size felt a bit small for the price though.

Steak and sushi were both solid. Around 10 PM it turns into a lounge with louder music, so don&#39;t come for a quiet talk. Street parking was easy. Staff spoke English fine.

Tomato soup was genuinely the highlight &mdash; thick, comforting, exactly what I needed after a long day. I had a glass of their house red alongside it, which worked surprisingly well. Staff left me alone long enough to enjoy it. Place gets busy around seven, so go a bit earlier if you can.

Been back three times since I first ate here. The beef stew is proper, rich and falling apart. That alone keeps me coming back.

The Slavonski Čobanac was hearty and rich, just what I needed on a chilly day. The bread basket that came with it was a nice touch too. Solid spot for traditional local food.

Walked in not expecting much, place looks like a tiny Italian village inside. Even the AC unit is painted to match. Kinda cool honestly. Sat by the window, had a coffee, watched people go by. Felt like I was somewhere else for a minute. Busy street outside but in here it&#39;s calm. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Food was solid and prices felt right for the location. Bit of a drive with the traffic, but the wine list had a nice local touch that made it worth it.

Warm room, open kitchen, classic Italian touches&mdash;felt upscale but not stiff. Like sitting in someone&rsquo;s home who actually cooks. I only had the pasta, but it was handled well. Place was busy for a Tuesday, which says something. Service kept up fine. Would come back just for that relaxed vibe.

Mario really knows how to make you feel at home. He brought out a few dishes for us to share, and everything tasted so fresh. I especially liked the grilled vegetables&mdash;simple but done right. The wine pairing was nice too. Only thing is it got a bit busy later, but that&rsquo;s probably a good sign.

Tartar was spot on, and the staff let us hang around way after we finished. Perfect spot for catching up with friends in Zagreb.

The tagliatelle here is the real deal. Handmade, thick, chewy, and the rag&ugrave; actually sticks to the pasta. That&rsquo;s all I really care about. Wine was cheap too, which helps. Pizza&rsquo;s got a thick crust, pretty filling, but honestly I&rsquo;d skip it next time and just get another plate of the tagliatelle.

Walked in for a quick bite, ended up staring at the decor the whole time. 70s diner vibe, really well done. Burger was solid, nothing crazy but hit the spot. Place was a bit quiet for a Saturday but whatever. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want something easy.

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.

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