I'm disappointed. It's not worth the 15 euros. The only thing you have to pay for is to climb the flag tower. All the exhibition halls contain mostly textual information that can be found on Wikipedia. So, essentially, you can come here for free, stroll around the castle square without a ticket, and enjoy the tour. The castle grounds are also beautiful. I recommend walking up the hill instead of taking the funicular. It's a good workout! And be prepared to pay for the restrooms, even if you have a ticket. Overall, it's worth a visit, but without buying a ticket.

The history of a fortess on this site go back to the 11th century but the castle that stands here today was built under Frederick III of Habsburg as a stronghold against the Ottoman Empire. The beautiful decorated St George's Chapel dates from this time. It was extensively renovated over decades using lots of concrete as you can see all around. There is not much to be seen of the old csstle. Left and right were some interesting details like the old prison and the small armoury. When you climb the tower via the double red winding stairs you get a nice view over the city. Entry to the castle is easiest with the funicular which is included in the ticket price.

A historic castle overseeing the City of Ljubljana. The view is absolutely splendid and one can have a 360 view of the whole City from the viewpoints at the castle walls. It's well maintained with little museums located within the castle. There's also a wine bar and a lovely restaurant. One can choose to walk up to the place or simply take a funicular ride to the top. There's also a small parking lot right in front of the entry door to the castle.

Easy to get to ...funicular is a 1 minute ride. Castle is now theater. galleries, museum, restaurant plus the castle itself with nice viewing tower. Area of improvement is the signage. As the signs were not clear I just couldn't find the puppet museum which was the main reason of my visit.

Great views and atmosphere - but pricey if you’re going inside! Ljubljana Castle is definitely worth walking up to, even if you don’t buy the ticket. I didn’t go inside, but the views from the outside areas, the courtyard, and the paths around the hill are fantastic for photos, especially near sunset. The castle itself looks beautiful and well-preserved, and the walk up is quick and enjoyable. The only downside is the €15 ticket price (as of Nov 2025), which feels a bit high compared to similar castles. I’m guessing it’s partly because it includes the funicular and helps support ongoing renovations and events - but still, it’s a lot if you just want a short visit. Overall, a must-see spot for views and atmosphere, even without paying to enter.

Beautifully preserved castle with stunning panoramic views over Ljubljana. The mix of history, architecture, and modern exhibitions makes it a must-see. The walk up is lovely, and the tower viewpoint is absolutely worth it. A perfect blend of culture, scenery, and atmosphere.

The city's most important attraction. It's impressive. From the top of the castle tower, we can admire the city panorama. The ticket price includes entry to the tower and exhibition hall, as well as a ride down the funicular. I highly recommend it.

Loved it - what a beautiful green naturally forested spaces in between- natural materials of wood and tires used in the playground for kids… loved our morning here…. 🌴🪾🌳🌲

A lovely park, a bit too few shadowy spots available and there could have been more maps around. Otherwise I recommend going there to see swans and walk between huge trees and vast grass areas.

A must visit. Very beautiful, large, well maintained, with lots of pedestrian and cycling paths. Good washroom and beautiful art in the cafe. A highlight of Ljubljana and easy to get to.

A beautiful, peaceful, and very well-maintained park right in the heart of Ljubljana. You can immediately feel the calm atmosphere — everything is clean, the paths are tidy, and the green areas are well cared for. It’s perfect for a relaxing walk, a bike ride, or just sitting on a bench and enjoying nature. The park is huge and offers something for everyone: open meadows, shaded tree-lined paths, playgrounds for kids, ponds with ducks, and even small art exhibitions along the walkways. There’s also a cozy café where you can grab a coffee or ice cream and simply unwind. What’s great is that despite being so big, it’s right in the city center — yet it feels peaceful and far away from the urban noise. Everything feels safe, clean, and family-friendly. One of the most beautiful places in Ljubljana to relax, recharge, and enjoy nature. Highly recommended, whether you’re alone, with friends, or with your family.

Really beatiful park, basiclly in city centre, suitable for kids, but also for walking, running, cycling etc. Super clean!

Tivoli Park & Rožnik Hill – A Breath of Fresh Air in the Heart of Ljubljana Tivoli Park and Rožnik Hill are true gems nestled right in the center of Ljubljana – a perfect escape from the city buzz without ever really leaving it. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this green oasis offers everything you could want from an urban park and forest: beautiful walking paths, cycling trails, shaded spots for a picnic, and scenic routes for jogging or hiking. It’s the lungs of the city, and you feel it the moment you step under the trees – cleaner air, cooler temperatures, and the calming sound of birds instead of traffic. One of the best things about Rožnik is its accessibility. Within minutes, you can go from the city center to feeling like you’re in the middle of the countryside. It’s a favorite spot for weekend walks, morning runs, or simply clearing your head. At the top of Rožnik Hill, the local inn (Gostilna Rožnik) has been making a comeback. While it had seen better days, it’s slowly improving, both in terms of its menu and service. You’ll find a more curated selection of Slovenian dishes, better coffee, and a generally more inviting atmosphere than in years past. It’s a welcome place to sit down and recharge after the climb, especially on a sunny day. All in all, Tivoli and Rožnik are must-visits if you want to see where Ljubljana truly breathes – not just nature-wise, but culturally too. It’s where locals go to stay grounded, active, and connected to the city’s green soul.

Tivoli Park – Ljubljana’s green lung and instant happiness (May 2025) On a perfect spring morning we walked from the city centre and within 10 minutes we were in this huge, peaceful oasis. Perfectly manicured paths, giant old trees, little ponds with ducks, blooming chestnut avenues, playful squirrels everywhere, and the Jakopič Promenade that feels made for photos. We loved the mix: families picnicking, joggers, old couples on benches, kids chasing bubbles – pure everyday Ljubljana life. The park is so big you can find both lively spots and completely quiet corners to read or just breathe. Clean, safe, free, and honestly one of the most beautiful city parks we’ve ever seen in Europe. If you only have a couple of hours in Ljubljana, spend at least one here – you’ll leave smiling.

Little local market. Fresh local fruits and vegetables. Also, natural honey from real bees keepers.

It is biggest old market in old center of Ljubljana. It is also historical landmark, work of famous architect Jože Plečnik in years between 1931 and 1939. This place has long and rich history. Anyway, people meet here every day for buying vegetables, fruits, meat, fish and other food, for lunch and other public events. You can buy fresh vegetables and fruit from local farmers in Slovenia. What is special about this place is that it didn't change so much in all this time and it stays legendary as it always was. It is Slovenian culture monunent and still serves for everyday market. During the summer there is also opportunity for free dance events with course. If you are here today, you have luck because you see old legendary market. The mayor wants to renovate it and consequently some legendary things will be lost...

Nice place most were fresh and tasty

The main market square with a great food market, which is 4 stars, unfortunately many of the Chinese useless shops are also there to lure the tourists. The market place itself thou has a nice atmosphere.

Nice place to visit and the market stalls are exciting ! Food stalls look great !

If you are in Teneriffe you have to visit this place. The variety of fruit, vegetables, fish. You can choose fish or sea food and they cook it right in front of you. The fruit and vegetables are amazing, some of them I have seen for the first time. It is great to experience local vibe. There is a parking garage right bellow the market. Price is ok. Would highly recommend. But do have in mind it closes at 1400.

A Lively Market – Perfect for a Morning Stroll Ljubljana’s Central Market is a vibrant and colorful spot, ideal for a morning walk. You’ll find a lovely selection of fresh produce, mainly fruits and vegetables, along with clothing and accessories, as you’d expect from a traditional open-air market. Beautifully located at the foot of the castle, the market makes for a very pleasant stroll. It’s easy to combine your visit with a stop at the Dragon Bridge, or even to leave a love lock on the Butcher’s Bridge, a romantic local tradition. Beyond the usual stalls, the market also features artisan and tourist products, such as magnets, t-shirts, and handmade souvenirs. There’s also a wide range of food stalls, ideal for tasting Slovenian dishes or grabbing a quick bite. 👉 A must-see spot to soak up the local atmosphere in a charming setting full of flavors, culture, and life.

Ljubljana's Dragon Bridge in Slovenia is an iconic representation of Art Nouveau architecture, drawing visitors from far and wide. The bridge's four imposing dragon statues, one at each corner, command attention. Strategically located in Ljubljana's historic center, the bridge crosses the Ljubljanica River, facilitating social exchange. Fascinating local myths surround the bridge and its dragons, such as the story that the dragons acknowledge a virgin's crossing with a subtle movement. The concrete bridge has earned the colloquial nickname 'mother-in-law' from some locals, who find the dragons' fiery demeanor both captivating and intimidating. The Dragon Bridge, a masterpiece designed by Slovenian Jurij Zaninovic, stands as a testament to the city's resilience. This stunning Art Nouveau bridge was dedicated to the 40th anniversary of Hapsburg Emperor Franz Josef's reign, with the dates 1848-1888 elegantly inscribed on its side. A symbol of hope and renewal, the bridge honors the emperor's contributions to the city's revitalization after the devastating 1895 earthquake. Conveniently located, the bridge is within walking distance of iconic landmarks like Ljubljana Cathedral, Ljubljana Castle, and the vibrant Ljubljana Central Market.

The Dragon Bridge in Ljubljana is one of the city's most iconic landmarks, symbolizing Ljubljana's identity. It is located in Ljubljana's city center over the Ljubljanica River. The bridge is famous for its four large bronze dragon statues—two at each end—and sixteen smaller dragons decorating the bridge's span.

Definitely my favorite bridge in all of Europe, because I love dragons. And this was very close and walkable to my hotel and in the center of everything there is to do in town definitely worth a stop and it even is the site of a geocache.

Nothing too special on its own, but the dragon statues are iconic and symbolic to Ljubljana. Definitely worth a quick stop and a photo if you’re exploring the city.

Impressive dragons decorate this Art Nouveau bridge that was built between 1900 and 1901 and the first with a reinforced concrete structure in town. The story goes that the dragons are tied to the Greek myth of Jason and the Argonauts, who are said to have founded Ljubljana and slain a dragon nearby.

Beautiful large green dragon statues built in 1901. Locals say tshe dragons wag their tails when a virgin crosses the bridge (a fun old joke among residents).

It's a bridge with Dragons on it. We counted at least 20. Good place for a photo. Some people may say its crowded but I'd say it has atmosphere with people stopping to take photographs or passing by as they head to the nearby cafes and restaurants.

1 | A somewhat unusual spot that serves as a hub for alternative art. It’s free to visit, photogenic, and located just an 8-minute walk from Ljubljana’s main train station. 2 | On the flip side – the area is full of rather odd people, and some seemed like they might be under the influence of mysterious substances. A few of them stared at me in a strange way. Much of the “art” here consists of political slogans. 3 | I wouldn’t recommend visiting this squat after dark, especially for women or those less adventurous.

Very cute art on the buildings but during the day you don’t quite know what to do there. There are no food trucks, concept stores or stands. There’s a couple of bars with sketchy looking zonked people staring into space, didn’t really feel inviting to walk in and have a glass. I went there once at 3 pm and once at 7 pm, both gave me the same impression. A little dilapidated and not too intuitive for the newcomers.

Is a worth visiting place if you like an urban vibe with graffiti’s and art around. However , you MUST consider that the crowd around the place will make you feel extremely unsafe. I went during the day and stayed like five minutes as I had to almost run as a strange dude was following me for a long period of time.

Cool location with a lot of alternative art and music. A bit more...orderly? than some of the similar places in Europe. Not quite as good as NL or Denmark but close and has a similar rule about photos of people. Police are stationed nearby in a car and lots of smoke about.

It's further away from the city center, with many interesting installations and weird/quirky people. Impressive graffiti.

I'm not really sure what to make of this place. Yes, there is a lot of pretty cool graffiti and sculptures but it felt uncomfortable and odd walking around here. When we were here there were groups of people who were obviously under the influence of substances and drink. Not sure it's somewhere to visit at night. I know this place used to be barracks and now it's an alternative and subculture space but I need someone to explain this area to me as I don't quite understand it. Didn't spend all that long here as it just felt odd and uncomfortable.

Interesting place to visit. Remember not to take pictures with faces in them as they won't be happy about it.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Dining Fit for a Castle Strelec isn’t just a restaurant—it’s an experience. Dining inside Ljubljana Castle, overlooking the city lights, already feels special, but then the food arrives and you realise you’re in for something unforgettable. Every course was a flavour adventure, full of surprises and little touches that kept us smiling from start to finish. It wasn’t just dinner, it was a journey—each plate more creative and delicious than the last. The setting? Magical. The food? Fabulous. The whole experience? An absolute privilege. If you’re in Ljubljana and want a night that combines history, atmosphere, and incredible cuisine, Strelec should be at the very top of your list.

Want to fine dine at the top of a castle steeped in history? Want to romanticise life—or heck, impress your date? Then you have to visit this place. It’s not every day you get to wine and dine like nobility in an actual castle. Sumptuous food, impeccable vibes, and stellar service (shoutout to Luka!). Totally worth every penny—bang for your buck, no doubt. I went for seven courses because I wanted to try an extra main and dessert… absolutely rolled out of there full to the brim. The name Strelec means “Archer” in Slovene—a nod to the restaurant’s location in a former turret tower, where archers once shot through the narrow windows that still surround the dining room. How cool is that? Tip: I came right after sunset 5pm in November. Plan accordingly to catch the beautiful alpenglow over the mountain range ahead.

We just finished a two week trip to Slovenia and Croatia. We dined in some amazing restaurants, but on our last night, we experienced the best. We both ordered the five course tasting menu, with wine pairing, and it was incredible from start to finish. Firstly, the setting inside the castle walls is very unique and special. Our server was welcoming, professional and engaging, and obviously passionate about food. Likewise, the sommelier was so lovely, knowledgeable and selected wines perfectly paired to our meal. Then there was the food...every bite delicious. Truly one of the best meals ever. What a perfect way to end such an incredible trip to Slovenia.

We had an amazing evening at restaurant Strelec! We started with the greetings from the chef in the outside area overlooking Ljubjana, and afterwards we continued in the nice dining area inside for the rest of the menu. The sommelier explained a lot about the wines, and gave us the opportunity to taste some extra wines as we’re very interested in wines. The wines are amazing and we loved how the sommelier made our night extra special. We really liked the food as well. It was a great experience thanks to the amazing staff. We would definitely come back!

Phenomenal from start to finish. We had the 7 course menu and were surprised by many more. The wine pairings were delicious and interesting. They were extremely creative in accommodating a dairy allergy as well. Our favorites were the beef tartare with shiso leaf, and a strawberry dessert. Reservations are a must.

We had a really nice dinner at Strelec, which is located in one of the towers of Ljubljana Castle. The restaurant is a bit up the hill—taking the funicular is a good idea, especially on the way up, as the path is quite steep. Walking down afterwards is much more enjoyable. We combined our dinner with a visit to the castle and its museums, which worked out really well as a full afternoon and evening plan. In summer, you can sit outside with beautiful views over the castle grounds and the city. Inside, the round room has a special atmosphere too, with great views—some through historic arrow slits that remind you of the building’s medieval past. The staff were very friendly and attentive. With prior notice, they offered a pescatarian menu, which was much appreciated. Dinner started with a small bite from the kitchen, followed by a 7-course menu. Wine or non-alcoholic pairings are available—we chose the wine, and the local Slovenian selections were really well matched with the food. Everything was made from local ingredients, presented in a creative but not overcomplicated way. One of the highlights: the smoked butter with freshly baked sourdough bread—simple but unforgettable. It’s a great place, not just because of the location and views, but also thanks to the thoughtful food and warm service. Just make sure to book in advance—it can get busy, especially on weekends.

Five stars in every department! We had the 9 course tasting combined with the wine package. The food, wine and views over Ljubljana were exceptional. Our server Luka was super nice and knowledgeable and he, together with the rest of the super service minded staff, made our experience even better. Would highly recommend a visit!

Visited this place during restaurant week. Tried the tasting menu with wine pairing and ordered desserts separately. Everything was tasty and up to standard. Left a good tip. One thing: €4 charge for tap water looks like a bad joke.

The quality and presentation of the food was extraordinary. Also the wine selection as well as the kind and professional service and knowledge of the waiters was just perfect. Or in other words, we had a magnificent experience and wish the chef and his staff a lot of success !

We had a great night. The service was outstanding. Very nice dishes with great wine pairing. We also got some nice recommendations regarding wine houses to visit in Slovenia from our sommelier. Would highly recommend when you visit Ljubljana and want to have an outstanding night with great good and wine!

Top class Slovenian Restaurant, amazing food and atmosphere! If you visit Lubjana, you need absolutely to taste the food made by such an artist! Congratulations!

We had a wonderful meal on Monday evening. The food was delicious, interesting and beautifully presented. Marko and Tadej were excellent - they both gave us lovely descriptions of the food and perfectly matched wines, as well as provided friendly conversation and recommendations. I can thoroughly recommend JB Restavracija for a special experience. Thank you!

Had an absolutely wonderful meal here. It’s not cheap but it’s a fantastic experience. Service was spot on, food was inventive and inspiring and the wine pairings, all of them Slovenian, were perfect. Highly recommended.

The venue was perfect for our large group's standing dinner. Fresh tuna was prepared right in front of us.

Brilliant all around!!! This restaurant is a must go if you’re either visiting or lived here for years and never been. The prices are very fair and the potions are pretty much perfect for how much you pay. The basque cheesecake is also a must. Our waiter was also amazing, definitely would come again and absolutely nothing negative to say.

Best burger I had since Chicago burger. Impressive natural ingredients including beef and grilled onion. Service was impeccable bringing extra mayos, ketchup, and hot sauce. Although it was not that cold, they had all outdoor heaters on. Along the river and next to street walking, the outdoor seating was perfect for a fall lunch burger with beer. My wife had a smash burger and love it also.

Loved this place! I tried the California Classic beef burger and it was amazing — super juicy patty, soft bun, and really tasty sauce. The fries with Parmesan and herbs were crispy and full of flavor. The location is perfect, right in the center of Ljubljana, and the outdoor seating has a great vibe. Staff were friendly and service was quick. Totally recommend this spot if you’re craving a good burger! 🍔🍟

Jack Ryan Burger is the best! And is known for the best burgers in the world (my opinion and some other friends of mine). Been here about 3x and loved it. Critique: -It does get busy so I understand when a waiter forgets an order for the customer but when I ask for the order again, it'd be nice not to forget it 2x or 3x and waiting for 15+ min. -Atmosphere could work a bit, I understand that the capital of Slovenia is packed in. I wish there was a possibility for inside seating, especially during the hottest times in summer and or other customers smoking around you and you cannot enjoy the food or the setting. Other than those I highly recommend every one to drive, fly, or walk to Pops because it is worth every penny!

Set alongside the Ljubljanica River, Pop’s Place offers outdoor tables and a welcoming casual vibe. We actually visited the place twice during our short stay in Ljubljana! We ordered spare ribs and a beefburger. The spare ribs were smoky and tender. They were neither too sweet or too heavy (extra sauce was on the side). Fries were ordered extra as a side. The beefburger was served in a fresh brioche bun and it was juicy and flavorful. The service was warm and welcoming. The waiters spoke excellent English, and the waiter on our 2nd visit had a great sense of humour! He made us laugh a lot! Highly recommended for BBQ lovers, who enjoy friendly service.

Solid burgers and a focus on beer. The burgers are good but nothing extraordinary. Prices are on the higher end, especially considering the lack of sides included in the burger prices. Nonetheless, a nice place if you factor in the location near the water. The place has a big outdoor space; inside there aren’t that many seats. No reservations for groups under 10 people.

Good: very good location, friendly staff. The presentation of burger is nice. But the taste is nothing special. Sauce flavour stands out more than the meat. The size of the burger is not big enough for a guy, for female ok. As a burger lover i tried different burger places in LJ. I think this one a bit overpriced given what it offers. I wouldn’t recommend.

We had a delicious and enjoyable 4 course dinner. 49€ per person for this quality was amazing. The standouts were the beef and cuttlefish dishes. The only miss for us was the seabass and strawberries (we found the pickled fish a bit bland). Service was friendly, helpful, and professional. The suggested wine pairing were well matched too.

Very good meal, even with a slight mix up in the kitchen. The service made it wonderful. The building is also stunning. Extensive Slovenian wine list. We came for lunch it has 2, 3, or 4 course options with a selection of dishes across each section. If you come for dinner it is a similar flow, but with up to 6 courses.

We had the four course meal while on a short visit to Ljubljana. And that’s what I’d like to recommend anyone doing when visiting this lovely town! It was such a treat to be served these dishes, they were innovative without too much bullshit - it tastes just like it should. All the flavors were heightened and natural. Superb! If I ever come back to Ljubljana I will be sure to dine here again. Thank you.

We came here for a « treat ourselves » meal and it did not disappoint. The location was magical, the menu was innovative, the food was delicious and our server did a fantastic job at explaining each dish and wine pairing. We chose the 4 course tasting menu and it was perfect.

Excellent and worth repeating. A restaurant where price is not the main criterion, and I was especially happy, as I was the only vegan in the group — yet they took wonderful care of my meal, a true indulgence. Needless to say, the recommended wine pairing was superb. 6+ 🙏

Gostilna na Gradu, located inside Ljubljana Castle, delivers a refined take on traditional Slovenian cuisine. The menu highlights local ingredients with modern flair, offering flavorful seasonal dishes and excellent wine pairings. The setting is charming, blending historic walls with a cozy, elegant interior and lovely castle views. Service is warm and professional, enhancing the overall experience. Prices are moderate to slightly high, but the quality and unique location make it well worth a visit.

Excellent — an experience I’d gladly revisit. It’s the kind of restaurant where price isn’t the focus, and they approached every dish with real care and attention. A true indulgence. And of course, the recommended wine pairing was absolutely spot-on.

Wonderful dining experience. Generous portions, seasonal produce. Attentive and warm staff. The menu options are three or four dishes from a set menu. I liked that the ingredients are different in every dish so there really is something for everyone. Very honest prices for the quality and location.

Very interesting experience. Atmosphere is great - intimate and cozy. They offer a 7-course tasting menu (same for all guests). We really enjoyed the majority of the dishes & connected with the concept of “zero waste.” Each dish is very elaborate and includes several ingredients/textures. Just be prepared for a longer-than-usual wait time between courses and to be there for a good 3 (+) hours.

Great place with delicious food and very welcoming staff. We came here for a lunch (3 course for 25€ each) and it was super. All dishes looked and tasted very good, no more words to add. I would definitely recommend to stop by and try their menu, paired with some nice Slovenian wine.

5/5 or 10/10 - Worth of every euro! If you are looking for an extraordinary food experience where you will get a burst of many flavours and food perfection then you simply just have to try it if you are in Ljubljana, Slovenia! Monstera restaurant is a really cozy place. The best thing is to leave it to the Chief. We took the 7-course tasting dinner menu and we were amazed! Food was freshly prepared and more than delicious, all the servings were sophisticated. The waiter gave us excellent advice about the wine - which perfectly paired with the food. They explained to us every detail on the plate and took us through a really pleasant journey of flavours. Bottom the line if you summon all the experience, cooking techniques, service,... all the offer it is really good price-performance (price-per-value/what you get). Definitely we will take another dinner and I recommend it to everyone who is a hedonist at heart and who is looking for the proper food experience.

Wonderful experience! This restaurant offers a small menu with the best price/quality ratio that you could ever find in the area. The food was succulent, with very fresh products and perfect seasonings. The tastes were perfectly balanced and visually very nice. The staff was friendly and professional. We did not find any negative point, it was perfect.

Overall a good experience. Was it our best Michelin dining we have had- no, nowhere near. However, the courses were well thought out (except one was unbearable… and we watched others around us not able to eat it), the wine pairings were interesting and unique, and it was comfortable. 7 courses were laid out over 4+ hours which seemed a bit long. We often got our wine and then had to wait upwards to 30 minutes before receiving our dish to pair with it. Therefore, the service on that side of things needs work. We did enjoy the experience though and would recommend it still.

Monstera Bistro is a tiny restaurant in Ljubljana seating under 30, so if you want to try you must book in advance. As I was welcomed I was asked about allergies and through the conversions it was made clear that this is not your traditional Slovenian restaurant. I visited on a Saturday night and restaurant was packed and a few people without a reservation were turned away. The dinning experience consists of a 7 dished tasting menu that can be paired with wine if you like. The dishes are small portions and draws from world cuisine. The restaurant tries to minimize its footprint by  not changing glasses and silverware between every dish and maximizing the use of all ingredients. Overall all of the dishes I tastes were good. Focused on vegetables and fish and seafood which was great for me. However the portions are quite small and though I am not a big eater, when the last savoury dish came, I was left a bit unsatisfied. As for the service it was good but at times it felt a little bit over rehearsed and less spontaneous. When the staff was explaining the composition of the dishes it felt as if they had been repeating that for the 10th times. Doesn't help that because the restaurant is so small, and the meanu standard, I actually heard them repeating the explanation to tables served before  me and tables served after me. I have to say my favorite were the desserts, light tasty and fruit based yummm!! It was such a delight! No crazy heavy chocolate based mess (I am clearly partial). I would eat those desserts 100 times over.