Sava V. Franke
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This konoba is just great. First of all, it’s a small family business, and you can feel that in the atmosphere — simple, local, and welcoming. It’s not a fancy place, but that’s not what it’s trying to be. It’s a spot where even locals come to eat, which says a lot.
About the prices — some people seem to complain, but honestly, they’re totally fine for what you get. The portions are good, and the food tastes homemade.
I really recommend the homemade gulaš — it was super tasty. We also had the local cake, which is something typical from the region, and it was a nice surprise. If you’re into meat dishes, I’d recommend trying those too.