Mille e una Notte Trieste

Authentic restaurant with local cuisine. Food was delicious and owner was welcoming and helped us with choices. We were only staying one night and so glad we found this restaurant. It&rsquo;s a bit off the main section for restaurants but we&rsquo;ll worth the extra 5 minutes walk to get there. You won&rsquo;t be disappointed with this restaurant. All locals in when we were there - always a good recommendation!

Trieste is a beautiful place, the people here are more philosophical, the sunset here shines with golden embers, and the church bells here are solemn. Proust -------------------------------- Chinese literary history is often associated with wine, so-called &quot;hundred poems of wine fights&quot;. Western literati writers, most of them coffee, this dark brown magic liquid, can be described as the &quot;poison&quot; of Western literature. Trieste in northern Italy has attracted so many literati and artists, not only because it is in the gap between many countries and many ethnic groups, but also because it is the coffee town of Italy. This coastal city, with the largest coffee port in the Mediterranean, was born here with the first Espresso automatic coffee machine, and the inventor has since created a coffee kingdom by his surname &quot;illy&quot;. The Triestrians consume twice as much coffee a year as the rest of Italy, and the locals and the foreigners who live hereJoyce, Proust, Umberto Saba, Stenda, Rilke&ldquo;Either in a cafe, or on the way to a cafe.&rdquo; 🔆 [Cultural landmark: St. Mark&#39;s Cafe] The most famous cafe in the city is San Marco Cafe, which opened in 1914 with beautiful bright yellow walls and dark seats, and the ceiling is decorated with copper coffee leaves. A striking antique coffee machine, bringing &quot;authentic tradition&quot; of Italian coffee. The store has a bookstore, which makes people think of the time when writers and philosophers gathered here to read aloud, coffee and book fragrance, blending into Trieste&#39;s unique flavor. Claudio Maglis, an Italian writer born in Trieste, in his book The Miniature World, starts from his hometown&#39;s cafes and walks all the way through the valleys, lakes, forests, plateaus... and it is Maglis himself, Saved the once-failed San Marco cafe. In Trieste, the empire collapsed and the nationality changed, but the San Marco cafe, still the old, is the home of people&#39;s hearts. -------------- St. Mark&#39;s Cafe Caffe San Marco📍 Address: Via Cesare Battisti 18, 34125, Trieste, Italy⏰ Business Hours: Trieste Province, which is closed on Monday #Spring is here #Spring City Micro Vacation #Travel Time Stolen by the Epidemic #Travel with the Movie

Great food and service fresh ingredients friendly waitress (but little  English spoken) if you eat outside it can be quite noisy so inside table would be ideal.

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