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.

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.

way too expensive. got a tramezzino for 3€ that was almost empty and a spritz (wine and sparkling…read morewater) for 3.50€! That simple drink is usually 1.20€... even 2 euros would have been too much!

You can find respectable wood-fired oven pizza everywhere in Pula. So why did I choose the place…read morethat's near the Roman amphitheater but not in the heart of old town? Because this is one of only three businesses on Yelp in Pula and yet it had no reviews. Having tried to add a business for Pula, I discovered that Croatia is not available in the country drop-down menu. *gasp* :'( How, then, did this unassuming pizza bistro get on here? Austria, that's how. Yes, I'm a ten minute walk I was able to visit Austria. My guess is that since Istria is just two letters off, some Istrian yelper thought "Austria? That sounds right." Or it's just Croatian pragmatism at work. In any case, dear yelp management, let's get Croatia on your map. Sure, Croatia is one of the shooting locations for Game of Thrones, but we can't blame it for the disastrous season 8 now can we? But back to the food. I had the most expensive pizza (pre-flight currently dump) and a bitter lemon and it came to a paltry 110 krona. The pizza was far two big to finish. I recommend sharing with a friend and getting s starter or a side The place is frequented by both locals and tourists and the menu has English. As this is also a bar, you have many different options to get sauced. While this is not a place to hunt down, it is a great option if you're near the amphitheater (avoid the places in the parking lot, which are 100% tourist traps). bonus tip--that guy at the next table in my photo is counting a giant wad of cash. Hurry and you might catch him--maybe ask him to buy you a drink.