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Gastro guide to the city of Osijek

Osijek is one of the largest cities in Croatia, located in the east of the country in the region of Slavonia. The city is known for its rich history, cultural heritage, and diverse gastronomy based on the traditions of the region. Here is a small gastronomic guide to Osijek:

Breakfast

  1. Kavana Waldinger: A great place for morning coffee and pastries. Try a croissant or a traditional Croatian breakfast with cheese and ham.
  2. Cukeraj Osijek: A cafe and confectionery where you can enjoy a variety of desserts, fresh pastries, and a nice cup of morning coffee.

Lunch

  1. Kod Ruže: A gem of local cuisine. Try traditional dishes such as pljeskavica (Balkan meat patty) or sarma (cabbage rolls).
  2. Slavonska Kuća: A restaurant that will offer you Slavonian dishes, such as fish paprikash - a thick fish soup with paprika.

Dinner

  1. Muzej Okusa: Translated as "museum of taste," this restaurant offers a modern interpretation of traditional Croatian cuisine in a cozy atmosphere.
  2. Restoran Galija: A great place for dinner with meat and fish dishes. Don't miss the opportunity to try local wines that will complement your dinner perfectly.

Desserts and Cafes

  1. Vega: A famous confectionery offering a variety of sweets, from classic cakes to modern confectionery creations.
  2. Caffe bar Trica: A great place for evening relaxation with a cocktail or a cup of coffee.

Market and Local Products

  • Osječka tržnica (Osijek Market): A great place to try local products and delicacies. Here you will find a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and sausages.

Drinks

  • Wines: The Slavonian region is known for its white wines, especially Graševina. Many restaurants and specialized wine shops will offer you the chance to taste local wines.
  • Beer: Osijek has a long tradition of brewing, and local beer is widespread. Try Osječko, one of the oldest beers in Croatia.

In Osijek, there is definitely something for every taste. This city combines traditional Croatian cuisine with modern culinary trends, making it an excellent destination for food tourism.

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