This pizza place and bar is in a popular area in the Lower Town of central Zagreb, not far from the Academy of Music. The location is just south of Ilica, one of the main drags in Zagreb.
Enter through an arched walkway into a courtyard plaza. We sat in this tranquil oasis that was partially covered with awnings, although we dined during a clear evening. Our table consisted of patio furniture, with reasonably comfortable chairs and a table topped by an umbrella. If the weather is poor or if you want a more clubby atmosphere, step to the indoor seating or the bar area for a beer or snack.
The English menu is helpful, but it did not list the local beers. I prefer the lighter Ozujsko, a Zagreb brew, that is a bargain at under US$2 dollars for a half-liter bottle. If you want a dark beer, try a bottle of Tomislav.
As you may imagine, the pizza is the star of the show here. The pizza is made fresh, fast, and it is very reasonably priced. There are several sizes, from small to family-size. My friend and I split a thin-crust "picante" pizza that featured ham and spicy little peppers. The peppers were a little too spicy for my taste buds, but the rest of the pizza was pretty good.