We visited here Wednesday 10th September 2025 after a walk from Camp Vugec plac 2-3kms out of town, in fact we'd passed this on our way into town and I hadn't even noticed that it was a brewpub as the greater part of it stretching back appears to be a casino. We visited this on our return to the campsite after visiting Bor Bar and Scout Club Irish Pub and after a truly shocking day weather wise, it had brightened up a little and we were able to sit outside here. This pub is sort of on a junction where a smaller road peels off to one side and the main road in the general direction of Zagreb (the road where the buses go). Service could have been a little more friendlier, the female staff member really seemed like she'd got out of the wrong side of the bed this morning. However on the plus side, it was quite a nice place, though I didn't spend long inside and there were a few folk here. The beers were very reasonably priced, however they were very average at best. We sat there for a while, the owner appeared to be sat just on front of us chatting to a friend. I think that if I was in the area, I would do what we did and move onto Keiths which is a bar further along the road.

We visited here Thursday 11th September 2025, this was towards the end of Fins self guided walk around Zagreb that he'd downloaded, but by this point we'd seen enough churches, markets and other historical places of interest and simply needed a beer. It's located fairly centrally, in fact not so very far from Valhalla though up the hill. I think that the furnicular railway is close by and was actually on our tour but as mentioned we'd seen enough by this point.

It's offers a view of the city from a nice vantage point, but it was a hot day so whilst sitting outside we remained a little back from the edge to benefit from the sunshades.

I had to go in to get served, where there was a small but solid selection of Croatian craft and a fridge to the right with some additional choices. I think that we both had Nova Runda and both were v.good. We got chatting to a nice couple from the UK who coincidentally were stopping at the same campsite as us, however they found it trickier getting into town as they had two dogs, Bedlington terriers I believe. It's a nice place to chill, there's all sorts of random art stuff scattered about, nice vibe, like it, thanks once again to Marko for the recommendation.