Top Food & Drinks Spots in Slovenia

i suggest going on a weekday evening instead of the weekend. it gets super crowded on fridays and saturdays, making it harder to snag a cozy spot!

If you’re on a budget, check out their happy hour from 5 to 7 PM. I saved quite a bit on drinks and still had a fantastic time.

My advice is to grab a small bite before the tasting. Their wines are super good, but having some cheese or bread helps you enjoy them without getting too tipsy too fast.

I really enjoyed the wine tasting session, but I recommend booking ahead. It gets busy, especially on weekends, and you don’t want to get turned away. It's better to secure your spot online

I suggest booking a tasting in advance, especially on weekends – it gets packed! We almost missed out because we just walked in.

Definitely try the local food pairings with your wine. I was surprised at how affordable the tasting menu was, and it made the experience so much better!

I recommend arriving right when they open at 10 AM to avoid the crowds... We got to enjoy a peaceful wine tasting and ask plenty of questions without feeling rushed

My advice is to take a bottle or two home; their prices for excellent wine are way cheaper than what you'll find in shops elsewhere. It’s a sweet souvenir too!

The sunset at Tartini Square is stunning. I recommend being there around 7pm to catch the view. It's way less busy than during the day, and the atmosphere is just magical!

I suggest grabbing a bite at one of the outdoor restaurants near the square, but be careful! It can get pricey, so check the menu before you sit down. I learned that the hard way!

I found a lovely gelato shop just a few steps from the square. It’s a perfect treat after exploring. My advice is to try their unique flavors - I had a fig gelato and it was amazing!

Parking can be tricky and expensive. I suggest using public transport if you can. It saves you time and money! I parked in a distant lot, and it was such a hassle trekking back.

Be sure to allocate time for the cellar tour! I almost skipped it thinking it was optional, but it was the highlight of my visit and super interesting!

I think it’s a good idea to bring a picnic! You can enjoy your snacks with the wine while soaking in the stunning views. The nice staff won't mind.

I recommend visiting on a weekday to avoid the crowds. I went on a Saturday and it was packed, which made the wine tasting feel rushed.

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes! The vineyard is gorgeous but there are some uneven paths. I was regretting my stylish but impractical choice.

I highly recommend visiting during the late afternoon, around 4 PM, when the sun hits the vineyards beautifully. It's perfect for photos and less crowded!

If you want to save some cash, try the wine tasting package rather than buying individual glasses. It's way more worth it, plus you get to try more varieties.