Name: Ristorante Indiano Krishna
Address: Via Brunner 5/A, 34125 Trieste, Italy, Trieste
Telephone: +39 040 760 5781

Ristorante Indiano Krishna

we have been coming here for 4 years now, never disappointed. they update their menu often.  we always love their refined approach to cooking, the ambience and most of all the great service from Erik and the new staff Marsela.  today we went for my husband&#39;s birthday.  everything was delicious and wonderful. we&#39;ll be back again!

I don&#39;t understand the menu, and I don&#39;t understand anything I see. But it tastes good.

Our waiter, a Croat whose name I have forgotten, was absolutely wonderful. He moved us to an outside table in the shade and with a view of the harbor and hills when one became available. And he engaged us in friendly conversation. Beyond that, the food was excellent, particularly the mixed seafood risotto (requires two people to order). I&#39;d happily return again and again just to have the risotto and some sparkling water (although the suggested wine was very good and not overcharged). Inside is nice but could get a bit noisy when there is a group having lunch.

Excellent! Good and fresh burgers, recommended. Suggestive location. Dinner for two.
Friendly owner and excellent
Welcome. We will be back! ...

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Trieste is a beautiful place.
The people here are philosophical.
The sunset here shines with golden afterglow.
The church bells here are solemn.
&mdash;&mdash;Proust

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Chinese literary history is often associated with wine,
so-called &quot;a hundred poems after a jug of wine&quot;.
Most Western writers are addicted to coffee. This magical brown-black liquid can be called the &quot;magic potion&quot; of Western literature.

Trieste in northern Italy has attracted so many writers and artists, not only because it is sandwiched between many countries and ethnic groups, and is particularly free and unrestrained, but also because it is the coffee capital of Italy.

This coastal city has the largest coffee port in the Mediterranean. The first automatic espresso coffee machine was created here. The inventor created a coffee kingdom with his last name &quot;illy&quot;.

The people of Trieste,
the annual coffee consumption
is twice that of other places in Italy,
locals and those who live here -
Joyce, Proust, Umberto Saba, Stendhal, Rilke...
&quot;Either in the cafe, or on the way to the cafe.&quot;

🔆【Cultural Landmark: San Marco Cafe】
The most famous cafe in the city,
is San Marco Cafe,
which opened in 1914,
has beautiful bright yellow walls and dark seats,
and the ceiling is decorated with copper coffee leaves.
The striking antique coffee machine brings you the &quot;authentic traditional&quot; Italian coffee.

There is a bookstore in the store, which reminds us of the past when authors and philosophers gathered here to read aloud. Coffee and the fragrance of books blend into the unique flavor of Trieste.

Claudio Magris, an Italian writer born in Trieste, wrote in his book &quot;Miniature World&quot; that he started from a caf&eacute; in his hometown and traveled through valleys, lagoons, forests, plateaus... It was Magris himself who personally saved the San Marco Caf&eacute;, which was once on the verge of bankruptcy.
In Trieste, empires have collapsed and disappeared, nationalities have changed, but Caf&eacute; San Marco remains the same as it was in the past, and is the home of people&#39;s souls.

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Caffe San Marco
📍Address: Via Cesare Battisti 18, 34125, Trieste, Italy
⏰Opening hours: Closed on Monday
Trieste Province of Trieste 
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Ristorante Indiano Krishna

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