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Trieste - Restaurants - German & Austrian
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Kapuziner Keller

Bavarian style restaurant

Via Pozzo del Mare, 1
Trieste 34121
Italy
+39 40 30 7997

Around twenty metres from Piazza Dell'Unita D'Italia, the entrance to this restaurant can be found on a narrow alleyway in the old city. It is definitely worth finding, as it is unique in Trieste, and has only recently opened. Everything, from the food to the furnishings, is in Bavarian style and German (translated into Italian). There are typical, wooden tables on which customers can eat delicious cheeses or try the abundant cold meats or potatoes in Bavarian style. They also have excellent desserts including chocolate cake, with or without cream and fruit as well as more original offerings such as carrot cake. Try a German beer to wash it all down.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Savron

Central European Cuisine Devincina, 25
Trieste, Trieste 34100
Italy
+39 40 22 5592 This restaurant is located in Devincina, a fraction of Prosecco, one of the main hamlets on the karstic plain. It is a temple of Central European cuisine. The walls are covered with evidence of Trieste's Austrian past. The two dining rooms and the pretty courtyard can hold more than 150 people. The menu is rich and includes many game dishes, and local specialties including Hapsburgan sauces and starters, gnocchi stuffed with ham and fontina cheese, wild boar cooked in red wine with juniper berries, onionm and olive oil, pork shin-bone with beer, and veal with lard. The best dish is the large peasant dish, prepared with bread gnocchi and grilled pork. The best desserts include the cooked strucolo (an excellent apple strudel), while as for the wines - which include both local and national products - you can trust the waiter to choose well for you. There is a bus which passes nearby the restaurant, but it is best to come by car as it is some kilometers outside the city and isn't particularly easy to find.

Review © 2007, Wcities