Dolinšek Inn

A peak (Vrh) with a view to the future

Visit in fine weather so you can see all the way to Zagreb and beyond over the high candlesticks, black napkins, white tablecloth and coloured glasses. Dolinšek’s dining room has abstract walls and an old salami slicer. One doesn’t expect such luxurious porcelain next to the earthen stove, but you’re pleased to see it, because at Dolinšek it’s so homely that you’ll lick your fingers after Grandma’s flatbread with crackling, and, after a practical lesson from the granddaughter, you can make your own pasta for smoked trout. For weekends, events and celebrations, Dolinšek also has a large hall, as befits such a homely restaurant, so at Dolinšek the groom first goes to the wine cellar to get the ring, and the bride then goes to the modern log cabin to dance.

No one goes astray at Dolinšek, rather they return, and not only for pork products, which they produce in-house, or for Sunday lunch, which is Grandma’s domain. Dolinšek is a family restaurant in which three generations work together: traditional at weekends and modern during the week.