The best restaurant in Slavonia in 2012, best known for its boneless fish stew. Make sure you try their poppy cushions with plum jam filling. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
Fish stew made in open fire pot, with homemade noodles, local style stuffed deer meet, wild game pâté and smoked catfish carpaccio. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
Try almond crusty beef fillet, veal medallions in fruit mustard or Black Widow-beef steak in blueberry, pimento and acceto sauce. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
In addition to traditional local fresh water fish and game dishes, taste duck breasts filled with spicy local noodles mlinci in wine sauce. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
Karaka is a place for starving travelers and meat lovers. Their best buy is the Karaka barbecue plate with baked potatoes and vegetables. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
The Hungarians come here to taste Hungary style stews. Start with carp greaves, and if you don’t enjoy fish stews, try dense fish stew perkelt. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
Try the fish or game stew perkelt, stuffed deer meat or the Balkan express barbecue acompanied by the sounds of gypsy music. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
Local slow food - try the Riesling soup, Slavonian baker’s lamb, Stupnik style deer meat or local tačkrle, which are boiled croquettes. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
First, you have to decide if you want fish or game meat, then you go either grill or boiled. Do not miss out on the specialty - a drunken carp! More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
Top of the class open fire fish stew and other fresh water fish luxuries such as grilled carp, and frog legs. Make sure you try game meat as well. More info http://bit.ly/GoodRestaurants Read more.
