Chef Jon Zupan and his chefs and waiters will treat you to a casual 5-course tasting menu and excellent Slovenian wines.
Daniel Škerjanc will enliven the evening by playing acoustic renditions of more and less well-known songs on our beautiful terrace.
We will serve the aperitif at 6:30 pm, while the dinner will start at 7 pm.
And what's on the menu for this year's 5-course tasting menu?
aperitif
at 6:30 pm
amuse-bouche
at 7 pm
cold starter
Beef tartare, horseradish, egg yolk, radishes, Srjan cheese
warm starter
Tagliatelle, scampi, carrots, peas, cauliflower, bisque
break
Cherry sorbet
main course
Veal loin, bread dumplings, greens, carrots, parsnips, demi-glace
dessert
Chocolate brownie, white chocolate, berries, raspberry ice cream
after dessert
Price of the menu: € 65.00 per person.
Drinks are not included in the price.
Vegetarians beware! In order for the Chef to be able to adapt the menu for you, it is important that you tell us about your wish for a vegetarian menu when you book your table. The same applies to all other dietary restrictions.
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You can also contact us directly by email: info@hotel-triangel.com or by phone +386 4 5885 500.
Danijel Škerjanc will accompany us on guitar with Dalmatian-Kvarner and Mediterranean melodies on both evenings.
He began playing guitar as a child and since then, the guitar has been his first and lasting love. He has years of work, practice, dedication, and endless, bohemian loyalty to the guitar behind him. Over the years, he has developed a repertoire ranging from classical pieces and evergreens to songs that embody the spirit of the Mediterranean.
"The guitar is my inner peace, and the best feeling for me is when I realize that my interpretation caresses the soul and improves the atmosphere for the listeners." He will always remember his sister-in-law's comment when she once said enthusiastically, "I have never seen anyone silence a group of people with music like that."
He adds his favorite paraphrase of classical guitar virtuoso Andrés Segovia: "We lean forward slightly and press the guitar to our chest to create the poetry of its music with our heart."
Welcome to Gozd Martuljek!