Before it underwent restoration work, this bar was a local for the dock workers. The only things…read morethat remain now are the opening hours: you can have breakfast from first thing in the morning. Nowadays, The Tender is a charming Irish pub. It is on the part of the seafront which is furthest from the city center making for easy parking. It is perfect if you want to unwind in a comfortable and down-to-earth bar. Make sure you take a look at the beautiful building above the pub. Friendly and crazy atmosphere, Tino is the owner, karaoke and happines and, of course, good beer!

Went here just to sample a variety of local wines. Prices per glass range from 2.50 to 5 Euro…read more Excellent range of varietals - - from local Refosco to Barolo; each wine ordered came with a fresh serving of breaded fried fish and different fish salads, which was super. I ordered first from the board, then asked for recommendations, and the man at the bar was smooth, thoughtful, attentive, and caring, replying to my crude Italian in English (as all bar staff seem to do in Trieste). Dark but vividly decorated interior, with lots of wood; superb overall atmosphere. A really great place to try a variety of wines, at very good prices, with nice bar snacks, in a memorable atmosphere. An excellent experience.

Nice joint to grab a light snack / drink off the main square. Service was nice and relatively…read moreefficient. Good variety of drink options. Pleasant outdoor seating. Prices are reasonable.

Very typical Italian trattoria for the area. White tablecloth place that you will want to be…read moredressed nice to come to. Smallish with about 18 tables. We only speak English and they very nicely had an English language menus. Prices for local wines seemed pretty low to us. Very nice and local seafood. Lots of home made pasta selections. It was a truffle special time for the menu. Truffles are not what we really enjoy, so we ordered of the regular menu which was very good. Two price fix options. One with 4 courses for €49 and a larger one with seven courses for more. We were told this restaurant won a local cooking competition among local places.

This place is awesome. Great wine steward. Great service. Be sure to order the octopus with pumpkin…read moresauce and the tuna Provençal.

Good place to have a few glasses of wine before dinner or stay and grab some grub here. Beef…read moretartar and the steak was awesome. Very tender. The staff is great. Wines from Italy, Spain, and Slovenia. Great value on the wines.

Best negroni in town... They use Berto vermouth which will make you sad you didn't taste it before…read more Prices are a rational 7€ with a few free appetizers. Quite a big choice of wines - mostly Collio - Nice music and staff bringing drinks quickly ;-)

Cool little beer bar with a nice tap selection. Also a small cooler with additional beers in…read morebottles and cans. Not what I would consider normal beer bar food- but a bit upscale and innovative. Try the blue cheese balls with sweet onion dipping sauce- it was delicious!

Nondescript exterior, and you can easily miss it walking by, but outside is a chalkboard beer list,…read more and inside is a cozy, intimately lit, wood-centered, welcoming beer bar that is completely top notch. The owner is dedicated to quality quaff, and really knows his stuff. The day I went the beer list ranged from local brew to Belgians (Chimay; Boon Lambic). I noticed Westvleteren glassware, and asked about it, and indeed he has something in the cellar to match. Didn't try the food, but you can check out the reviews on their Facebook-based website. Hard to find a better and more dedicated beer temple than this, and the personal knowledge and service beats the more standard street scene places hands down.

Amazing interior; so beautiful and a lot of history to the place! I would come back only to show…read moreothers the inside of this place. Drink menu is a bit extensive with a good variety. Only came for the coffee as I heard it was a great spot, so I can't speak on the food. Seating is plentiful. Service was similar to that of other cafes in the area; nothing special and a bit slow. But, it's an outing in a cute spot. I recommend sitting outside as the inside gets a bit hot and lacks air flow.

Great old world atmosphere. Plenty of shaded tables outside and inside, where the ceilings are…read morehigh, making every table feel intimate. No Internet, but it's not that sort of a place. One comes here to read, have a conversation, think, and write.