Conde Nast Traveller recently published an article on the Ljubljana food scene. Looks good!
https://www.cntraveler.com/story/ljubljana-is-capturing-the-attention-of-food-lovers-everywhere-heres-where-to-go?utm_source=nl&utm_brand=cnt&utm_mailing=CNT_Daily_AM_032522&utm_campaign=aud-dev&utm_medium=email&bxid=5c338fe33f92a41833d71110&cndid=51249048&hasha=c097a8c19cf7f3d7c9c9b33c2259b9d0&hashb=625170f98661857482d5105d7ed64bd9f9114b53&hashc=27a4595b1519f3b6361afd44712406ad559d8d6d415e9b5a6e6cdc0f96ea5712&esrc=AUTO_PRINT&utm_term=CNT_Daily
Posted by
Bainbridge Island, WA
263 posts
Thank you for posting this - I'll be there in 10 days so this is helpful!
Posted by
Atlanta
3250 posts
It’s been several years since we were in Ljubljana but we had a really nice meal at Julija. I see that it’s still there and that it still gets good reviews! I remember having delicious meals made with fresh ingredients at almost every place we dined. Enjoy your time there!
Posted by
WA State
3961 posts
Thank you for sharing this. I often post here when Ljubljana is mentioned. My favorite European city! As mentioned up thread our favorite restaurant is Julija. We ate there 3 times. It was less than 5 minutes from our apartment. There outdoor dining is very nice. Wonderful food, wine & vibe. This is where we were introduced to Pumpkin Seed Oil. I ended up purchasing several 100ml bottles that I tucked away carefully in my suitcase. Edited to add: https://www.visitljubljana.com/en/poi/julija/
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77 posts
I'll second the recomendation for Juilia. Lamb was wonderful. Great waitstaff.
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24 posts
I also heartily endorse the Julija recommendation!
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2314 posts
- Julija *
First time I went to Julija, I thought it was a keeper - both food and wine were solid. The year following, I still thought the wine list was solid, but thought there was quite a drop off with the food, in both preparation and presentation AND I haven't been back since.