Gostilna Kos
- July 3, 2001
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Luggage from Ljubljana, Texas
For a town of Idrija's size, the dining opportunities are uncommonly good. The budget-minded and seekers of local color are advised to head directly for the Gostilna Kos, a straightforward, old-fashioned pub near the river that serves up one of the best examples of the local delicacy, zlikrofi, which are Slovene-style ravioli filled with potatoes, chives and a bit of bacon (invariably described as "savory"). A large plate of zlikrofi and an accompanying salad will run you less than four US dollars.
The Kos even has its own web page, in Slovene only (well, what did you expect):
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From journal Idrija, the town that quicksilver built