If in Trieste, you must try for the region food. Get a reservation beforehand as they get busy and…read moreyou may get turned away. The food was awesome . Don't expect much in decor it's very homey.

** in Italiano sotto*…read more A classic! One of the most traditional Trieste Eateries, and a must visit when in town. Scarpon has been there forever, offering a homey feeling, no big scenes, no pretentiousness, just very good food at very good price and a friendly service. Scarpon has plenty of traditional Trieste dishes, but specializes in fish and seafood, so indulge, because this quality at these prices is very hard to find. I can't even suggest what you eat, haven't had anything that wasn't very good. If you visit from the USA you will probably pass out when you see the price of the branzino here: we are talking about a great fish offered at US hamburger prices! Scarpon is a legend in Trieste and for good reasons! *** Scarpon e' uno dei locali tradizionali di Trieste. Senza tanti fronzoli e sceneggiate gourmet, Scarpon offre ottimi piatti ad ottimi prezzi. Potrete provare diversi piatti classici Triestini ma la specializzazione qui e' il pesce: sempre buono, sempre ben curato, prezzi davvero piu' che ragionevoli. L'atmosfera e' famigliare, rilassata, ma il servizio e' sempre attento; cordialita' senza strafare, praticamente perfetto. Cosa provare? Potrei dire tutto, ma diciamo che dovrete provare i vari antipasti di mare, il pesce intero sia branzino, o orata o rombo e fanno delle ottime paste con i frutti di mare. Assolutamente da visitare se siete a Trieste e soprattutto se avete voglia di pesce buono senza lasciarci mezza paga.

Lovely & lively restaurant in the city centre of Triest…read more Delicious food. Very reasonable prices. Only to recommend!

I used Yelp to find a nice local restaurant near us and this was highly recommended. It was an easy…read more10 min walk from our B&B. It is on a "no car" street...nice, with lots of outdoor tables. We got there around 6:45 and the food wasn't served until 7 pm but all the tables were filled?!? It appears to be customary at the end of the day to meet and have a drink or two before heading out. People literally sit at the table for 1 hour with one drink, talking; no pressure from servers bec they don't live off tips! So we decided "while In Trieste..join them" we ordered drinks, a plate of local meats for an app and people watch...very European. Later we ordered "prawns and tagliatelle ", I had "chic with roasted olives/tomatoes ", dessert-apple strudel.

Best meal we had in Trieste. Loved the chicken Caesar salad ( with chicken) and prosciutto pizza…read more Went back the next day for more. Top notch friendly service

Good pizza ,service good, ambiance good muy buena comida ambiente tranquilo la comida de muy buen…read moresabor la recomiendo

If you find yourself in Trieste and are looking for some fantastic pizza, then Spaccanapoli is your…read morespot! Recommended to us by a local, this gem of a restaurant was tucked just off of a main street in a really quaint but still lively setting and served among (if not) the best pizza we've had during our travels to Italy. The restaurant's dedication to fresh, premium ingredients was very evident and both of the Neapolitan pies we had were fantastic. Reservations recommended - every table was spoken for during our entire time at the restaurant!

For dinner we ordered their zuppe de pesce (fish soup) as our first course and a pizza to share as…read moreour dinner. The zuppe de peace was really more like a seafood cioppino, a meal. In my jar there were calamari, mussels, baby clams, octopus, and scampis. If I was home I would have taken the sauce for pasta. For pizza we ordered the prosciutto e funghi. The pizza was one of the best Neapolitan style pizza I've ever had. The crust was the right amount of cooked without being burnt and there's just enough toppings on the pizza without the crust being soggy. The servers were friendly and attentive and our meal was paced properly. They did charge a one euro cover per person, which we thought was very reasonable. Considering earlier for lunch we went to a restaurant that charged 2 euros per person.

The best meal I had in 5 days in Trieste! The grilled chicken was excellent. It was served with…read morelightly sauteed zucchini, eggplant and some lettuce like veggie I am not familiar with. All were excellent. I also had a glass of the local white wine which was mediocre.

The restaurant is situated away from the tourist path in Trieste and bills itself as "innovative";…read moreit is listed in Michelin but recently without stars or good service marks. Anyhow, one expects a very high level of culinary skills at such a place, and Pepenero Pepebianco disappoints in this respect (3.5 stars would be more fair). We have tried the degustation menu. The food was good, occasionally inventive, but always bland (it was the first time in my experience that I had to actually use the salt and pepper shakers in a Michelin-mentioned place). Few dishes were of the "safe" variety: pretty good but the ones you would expect to get from a skilled home cook. The ambiance is good, the service efficient. The place is definitely OK for a good meal or even an occasion, just do not expect any culinary delights. Reservations might be essential. No parking anywhere in sight.

Definitely one of my favourite places in Trieste. Michele (the "chef patron") is a lovely person…read morethat will explain you every single detail of the dishes he's prepared, and Ambra will take care of you from the very moment you enter the door of this classy and yet informal restaurant. You'll have to manage where to park your car, but there's a convenient parking near the railway station, and it's just a few minutes from Pepenero.

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.

Restaurant was located just a block away from our accommodations. Dropped in at opening (9am) on…read morea Sunday. Immediately seated. Fun menu included some unexpected items like pancakes and avocado toast. Yogurt with various topping was great. Had the Irish breakfast - lots of good quality selections (including a fresh scone). Extremely efficient and friendly service. Great place for breakfast with lots of windows, stone arches and eclectic furnishings - very comfortable. Good quality and reasonably priced. Want to try for dinner too

It's a cute cafe which offers not only coffee and pastries but also an eclectic selection of food…read more We ended up having poké bowls. The waitress was kind and helpful. We are all happy with the quality of food and service. If you happen to be in Trieste and are in need of coffee or light food, this is a great option. Dogs are welcome here too! ***************************** If you found something useful in my review, please hit "useful" so that I can improve my future reviews. If you love food and traveling, follow me, or better yet, let's become Yelp friends! Thank you and happy Yelping! If you think your friends will find my review useful, please share it with them!

It was a rainy day in Trieste and we were wanting some Napolitano style Pizza. The place was busy…read moreand it also had outdoor seating under large round tents. We were able to get seated outside. Since tents were round, some tables under the tent edges got wet and others didn't. The service and pizzas were awesome. We also ordered also calamari which tasted so fresh with very light batter. No picture since it was almost by the time it hit the table.

Starter Bruschetta 4 pcs and combi salad (with tuna and anchovies) were quite good. Service was…read moregreat and multilingual. The fish and seafood platter was good, particularly the whitefish, but it's a good thing we ordered it to share. Finally, I have had better risotto, also ordered to share, outside of Italy, but you can't have everything, right? We ate outside in the rain without getting wet or cold, another plus. The espresso was fine and the cappuccino piccolo tasted like an espresso with a layer of milk foam on the top - nice.

Eatally ALL'Aperto offers two levels of widely spaced outdoor restaurant seating, with table…read moreservice. They serve drinks until 7; dinner service begins at 7. Food options are on a multi-page menu in Italian, with English translation available using a QR Code. Quite a pleasant place, good food in a relaxed and uncrowded setting. A note: We waited a long time for the check, before realizing that you need to go to the cash register to pay; you provide your table number and the cashier recites the items you bought and tells you the total. Tips go into a tip can at the cash register.

I stopped in just to see how it compared with Eataly that was in NYC when I stopped in there…read moredecades ago. This place felt like more store shopping, yet plenty of grab and go foods. Areas to sit and have a drink is nice. Hiring on the water is the best!