My new favorite restaurant! I had lunch with friends and was amazed at what an excellent meal it…read morewas. I came back in the evening to have dinner and they were booked solid, So I returned a few days later at lunchtime, which was less busy. Staff is amazing and the service is quick, I recommend the restaurant if you're looking for Triestino food. There are several cultural influences, including Slovenic, Austrian, and Italian influences on the food. I think it makes it all that much better. Seating is indoor or out in the walkway, the outdoor seating provides an opportunity to enjoy the amazing Trieste weather and do a little people watching.

I wish I had had more than just a glass of wine here but alas, we were booked elsewhere. But the…read morestaff was amazingly friendly and had a passion for what they do (and eat) that went well beyond their own local. Next time I'm in Trieste I plan on spending more time here.

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

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.

This tiny family run restaurant is tucked away in the back streets of what was once the Jewish…read moreghetto of Trieste. My husband & I shared a delicious lunch of gnocchi al ragu, cjarsons (a kind of ravioli typical to the Friuli region) & gnocchi di susini (plums, yes plums). Everything was delicious & handmade with love & care. We felt that it was an authentic Italian experience.

This was such a great find. My girlfriend LOOOOVES frico (typical dish served in Friuli region)…read more Trieste and Friuli have a sort of love hate relationship so I was sure we were never going to find a Frico restaurant in Trieste. Well... I was proved wrong... and thank god for that!!! This place is incredible. The food is incredible. Mara is incredible. Mara is the typical Friuliana grandma. She waiters, she cooks and runs the business all by herself. The phrase that she told us is still stuck in my mind: "I just cook like I cook at home!" The Frico was delicious, Cjarsons (a type of ravioli) filled with frant (typical friulano cheese) and filled with herbs were amazing. The Gnocchi di susine were delicious too! Go here and order some of EVERYTHING. This place is really special.

Amazing interior; so beautiful and a lot of history to the place! I would come back only to show…read moreothers the inside of this place. Drink menu is a bit extensive with a good variety. Only came for the coffee as I heard it was a great spot, so I can't speak on the food. Seating is plentiful. Service was similar to that of other cafes in the area; nothing special and a bit slow. But, it's an outing in a cute spot. I recommend sitting outside as the inside gets a bit hot and lacks air flow.

Great old world atmosphere. Plenty of shaded tables outside and inside, where the ceilings are…read morehigh, making every table feel intimate. No Internet, but it's not that sort of a place. One comes here to read, have a conversation, think, and write.

I spend a lot of time with my family in Trieste every year, and this year my wife was here for a…read morewhile (she is gluten intolerant, so I found Rossopomodoro by searching for nearby GF restaurants). What a terrific find for us! They have a separate, extensive menu for GF diners, and when they serve GF diners, the waiters wear gloves and they are totally attentive to showing their customers they practice proper handling. And the food is excellent. I am NOT GF, and as the cook in our home, I generally hate GF food, but their food is expertly prepared--the best GF food I have ever tasted, because of course I had to try what my wife had ordered). On two occasions, she ordered pizzas (an outstanding GF crust), and one time she ordered the tortelli with prosciutto, which was the best GF pasta we have ever tried. Their non-GF food is outstanding. The pizzas are light and have a perfect crust, their seafood is absolutely what you'd expect to get in Trieste. Before my wife returned to the States, my entire Trieste family went to Rossopomodoro for dinner to see her off--so when I say that they also thought the pizza was outstanding, it is quite a mark of approval. The staff and manager were absolutely lovely--we were all treated to Prosecco and limoncello afterward (he even GAVE me a small bottle to take home with me). It was raining, so we dined indoors, which is rare for us, and the tables and decor were lovely, well-arranged, with spacious accommodations. We loved it, and I will definitely go back there, especially when I have visitors here who require a well-organized GF menu (with GF desserts and even GF beer). 11 out of 10 for me.

Because of the Yelp system, I can't give Rossopomodoro the rating I would like which is 3.5. It is…read moreone of the few "chains" of Italian pizzerie in Italy/Europe. It is quite good and offers a full menu beyond pizza AND gluten free pizze and paste as well. You are greeted with a complementary glass of Prosecco to boot The staff in Trieste is very attentive and nice. Am looking forward to making this a regular spot

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!

Located right off the harbor with amazing views!! We didn't stop to eat, we just stopped in to…read morecheck it out. Lots of local veggies and fruits. A large selection of Italy's finest foods. They have a wine bar, a coffee bar and a dine in area. But the views are a must...!

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.