Slavs love their beers and Italians love their wines, so where exactly does Zagreb fit into the picture? You'll be pleased to hear that Croatians are as fond of the grain as they are of the grape and enjoy both in equal abundance. If it's wine you're after, Frankovka and Dignac are the most well known, though don't be afraid to sample the lesser-known regional wines from the islands. For those too stuck in their ways to stray from the brown stuff, you'll be pleased to know that Zagreb is home to Croatia's oldest and most famous brewery! If beer halls and wine aren't your bag, Zagreb is rapidly becoming a regular stop-over point for many of the world's finest DJs. Make sure you pay a trip to Jarun Lake where you'll find Zagreb's hottest bars, clubs, and people all in one place.
*FIRE ALERT* Burnt my hair and clothes and they are saying THAT WAS MY FAULT. DO NOT SEAT BY THE WINDOW. There's tiny candles well hidden behind the chairs just for no reason. Soon as sitting there my hair and jacket burnt and there was not a single SORRY from anyone in the restaurant. The person whom I talked with keep said that it was my fault not seeing the candle and not put my outer away. Wonder how they wouldve said if that happened to them. They even refused to call manager lying that they don't have one. Service was horrible and taste was mediocre. Total waste of money. DO NOT GO EVER.
Upstairs Octopus salad!?#&. What a joke. (Fried and burned). Disgraced. Not eatable. Never again.
I´ve been there 2 weeks ago. Amazing place and to complete the dinner there was "The Yellow Submarine" playing those hits at the stage. Great night! and great food as well.
Not a real Irish Pub. Run by locals with ridiculous glass smoking area inside the bar. Rarely full, not so much craic to be honest.