Excellent food, service and ambiance. We ordered coffee and beer, lasagna and penne al salmone…read more Everything was delicious. The people closer to the square experienced a seagull stealing a sandwich off their table while spilling all their chips so we got dinner and a show. The waitress replaced the customer's sandwich for free.

I come to this bar because it is close to my hotel and the staff is very friendly and the service…read moreis fast. They have ice cream coffee and wine and other drinks for adults. A benefit has been Wi-Fi I have been able to work while on my vacation and it has been helpful. They will simply give you the Wi-Fi password it is on the receipt and they have a few plugs and simply asking to use them they will allow you to useThe plugs for work. This is my favorite place and I have enjoyed my time here.

A very nice pub we visit every so often for a quick burger or panino. Portions are large and the…read morebeer selection is very good. The beers come at a price however. Burgers are very "American" but you can also choose some more local panini with ham. Atmosphere is nice and the staff is helpful. They used to deliver some time ago but unfortunately they do not anymore.

This place is so cute! Stone and wood details, lots of alpine decorations. We arrived for lunch…read moreand had to wait a bit for a table. Make a reservation if you know you are going! There was one waitress constantly on the move, two kitchen runners and a bartender. Service was a bit slow, but with one waitress, this is not a surprise as the restaurant is a good size. I ordered the house wine which was quite nice. My fave got a German beer. The wursts were quite good with a nice 'snap' when cut into. The goulash is hearty and the sauerkraut well seasoned with bits of pork. We ordered an amaretto dessert that is out of this world good. One bite and 'wow'. For a casual dining experience, this spot can't be beat for it's great ambiance and traditional German fare.

I came here to have a beer. There was a selection of a half dozen beers from the Dolomitiko…read morebrewery with the large ones going for €5 or €6 and sized from 300-400 mL depending on the beer type. I had the pilsner, which was clean flavored with a good mixture of a light hops and malt flavor. The service is the standard Italian table service routine where you can either sit immediately and wait for someone to see you or you can go in order your beer and then go find a seat. There is maybe 20 seats at tables in the back behind the order area and another 20 outside with a mixture of high-top tables and normal patio furniture seating. They do have a menu and about 1/3 of the patrons were eating. I was here at 6 PM on a weeknight.

This is a great themed pub that offers obscure varieties of beer. I've been here about 5 times and…read moreeach time almost the entire beer menu is completely new. They focus on small 'artigianale' beer companies who produce small batches varieties with seasonality. I noticed they also tend to have a good variety to cater to styles and tastes so that the list covers a wider range. While the list isn't extensive I always find something unique that suits my palate. Last time I had a really nice Belgian White that had a nice zesty citrus aroma without being overly sweet. They also offer a menu of food with pub style dinners like burgers, etc. While the food won't blow your mind it is good. I find it to be a great place to meet up with some friends, grab a beer (or two) and snack on an appetizer or burger if your feeling hungry.

From the owner: Birreria con stuzzicheria fatta in casa, panini di qualità e piccola ristorazione specializzata in…read morecucina alla birra con piatti sempre diversi. 8 spine in continua rotazione e numerose referenze in bottiglia.

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!

It was a very wet and windy night as we found ourselves hungry in a foreign city. Headed to our…read morehandy-dandy Yelp reviews and found this place around the corner from our hotel. We braved the heavy rain and even heavier wind and went in for dinner and a few drinks. With warm and inviting decor and friendly staff, we ended up staying for quite awhile. What started out as a rough night ended with great food, lots of laughs and new friends! The food was so good! Large portions and lots of variety! Our server, Shine, was wonderful! It was another great Yelp find!

Great food, great workers, great little place! I drank beer there every night, and had their…read moreSpaghetti Scoglio style 4 times, I kept coming back as it was fantastic!

Birreria Forst offers traditional Trieste cuisine, but fares just okay in my book. The food is okay…read more(rare to have bad food in Trieste), a little overpriced for the quality. The atmosphere and the service seem a bit self-complacing. Somehow this place is "in-between". Traditional cuisine but not as fresh and authentic as others. Prices are a tiny bit above average for this level of food. Service is not bad, but not good either. There's a sort of "we know we are getting customers anyway" attitude, or maybe I went in the wrong night. Would I go back? maybe, with local friends, if they want to. But wouldn't go outn of my way to go there on purposes. In a city like Trieste there are plenty of better options.

I came here for the beer. My brother and I had several beers in the 400 mL for €6 give or take…read more The beers were exactly as described in the menu, so you can be sure of what you are getting just from reading the menu, which can come in English. I didn't have any food but it looked like the standard Triestino buffet with sausages and sour kraut. There is a small bar you can stand at to drink or you can ask for a seat at the half dozen 4-top tables out front. There are (at least) three dining rooms that seemed to be set up to accommodate large parties of 20-something people. There were two large groups of older people there on a Monday night at 8 PM. Service was unremarkable.

Restaurant direct on the port of Triest. They have a variety of food from pizza to german food…read more They have different beers. We ordered pizza which was very good. The service is as well very good and the waiters are very friendly. The only downsize was the "international" menu card does not have all the dishes which are on the Italian and unfortunately our Italian is not good enough.

Fairly friendly bar with a heady selection of alcohol and pretty tasty aperitivos that they bring…read morealong with any of your drinks. Great location for people watching as well.