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1. Sax Pub
Overall Ratings
5 based on 66 reviews
Pub with a choice of German Belgian and Irish beers grilled cuisine Extra large sandwiches grilled cuisine with vegan menus
Reviewed By JohnCorso
We wandered past this little pub, in the rain on a Sunday evening just after arriving in Trieste. The rain and our hunger (and distinctly rare parking around here) made us willing to forego a search for authentic Trieste Italian food in favor of what was to be had immediately. We were very happy we did. Being dang Americans on our first night in town, we let ourselves get quite hungry at 5:30 pm in a country where supper starts at 7:30 pm. The menu boasted its burgers and Guinness. SOLD. Again, we generally seek out local cuisine but not tonight. They opened at 6:00 PM and we were the first to arrive. We were greeted with a lovely, attentive waitress who spoke no English (one of the nice things about Trieste - you have to work a bit!) but we soon had beer and wine and then the chef, who spoke a little English invited us to his grill to see our options in person. The hospitality was genuine and delightful; we felt VERY welcome. What they specialize in is beef, locally raised and organic, in many forms. On offer a veal shank for two people and also a âspecialâ of a Slovenian sausage variation that was tempting. But having just had lots of sausage in Slovenia, we opted for the âAssembly Lineâ burger along with a side dish of potatoes, ham and cheese that was simply to die for. When the burger arrived (we split it) we did a double take! The presentation was big and beautiful. The burger was perfectly cooked with a touch of pink and was a normal size while toppings and the bread (two large squares of focaccia-like bread) made for a tower of a burger. Our drinks were kept as full as we wanted and the owner came by several times to check on our satisfaction. The decor is pub, with record albums and photos on the wall and with American Country music playing. While we arenât really country music super fans, the ambience was perfectly enjoyable. There was a single tv screen with a soccer game (sound off) which I put behind me so as not to be distracted, but which later patrons kept an eye on while enjoying their equally impressive burger creations. So if you feel like a bit of Pub culture while visiting Trieste, come here hungry, maybe bring an Italian translation app for the fine details and enjoy being in a pub that letâs you know that you are welcome and that your satisfaction matters. Weâll be back.
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2. TNT Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Closed for holiday till august 19. Pub with a great choice of burger and salad.Many gluten free choice.On draught Landbier, Dolomiti not filtered, Tennent's Ipa, Franziskaner red weizen, Tennent's Scotch Ale, St.Benoit Blanche.Over 40 types of bier in bot
Reviewed By Trippingbabe
Sandwiches,burgers, meat and stakes, beer and all that pub junk. For sure a very nice place. Need to book it in advance, otherwise you wont get the chance to eat, as it is very little and always crouded!
3. Osteria Al Tempo Perso
Overall Ratings
4 based on 326 reviews
Small place where you can spend your time,having a coffee,drinking beer or wine and tasting a good sandwich. From our menù.
Reviewed By Mausi8960
We were treated very rudely at Tavernetta al Molo in Grignano (don't go there) and had to scramble to find a place to eat before the restaurants closed before dinner. We went on TripAdvisor and found this place, which was close by and had good reviews. It was closing at 2:30 and it was already close to 2, so we rushed over. Parking was a challenge (though we later discovered a municipal parking lot just a block away) so it was well after 2 by the time the six of us were all assembled. The server didn't seem thrilled to seat us so late in her shift, but saw the desperation on our faces and took pity on us. The decor is nothing special and we probably would have walked by the place if we hadn't been directed there, but the food was local, authentic and delicious. I had an octopus salad, which was tender and tasty. The pasta and charcuterie plate also looked delicious and everyone raved about their dishes. It was great value for money and the server quickly warmed up to us, making the overall experience a good one. Thank you for your review.Happy you found good our food and dishes.Thank you found time to dedicate us.Only one thing...it's not correct to start a review talking about another place(even if in a bad way)Anyway....Thank you so much!
