Café Belvedere

Name: Café Belvedere
Address: Cesta svobode 18, Bled, Radovljica, Slovenia
Telephone: +38645753721
Price range: $
Rating: 4.3

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Cesta svobode 18

Bled, Radovljica, Slovenia

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Vieni in questo caffè bar a cenare se senti fame dopo aver guardato la Church of the Assumption. Se ti proporranno piatti quali curatissimi cremeschnitte, torta alla crema e plum cake, non esitare a provarli qui. Alcuni visitatori consigliano il delizioso cappuccino del caffè bar Café Belvedere.

Immagina una combinazione tra piatti fantastici e un personale esperto: è esattamente ciò che offre questo posto. L'ottimo servizio è un altro importante valore aggiunto. Dal punto di vista degli ospiti, i prezzi sono bassi. L'atmosfera è attraente, molti clienti amano il concept di questo locale. Questo caffè bar ha raggiunto 4.3 nel sistema di rating di Google.

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flavia eva 5 anni fa su Google

Vista meravigliosa e ottimo cappuccino

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Mirko Nardecchia 5 mesi fa su Google

One of the most beautiful views over Lake Bled. Interesting gallery of photographs from the Yugoslav times. A place with history. Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: €10–15 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Bled Cream Cake

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Nick Bryan 5 anni fa su Google

Perhaps it was just the mood of the day, but having finally found it, not only was there a feeling of dignified quiet here, but also I discovered amongst the most wonderful views of any home of refreshment I have ever had occasion to visit. Undoubtedly, the atmosphere of Café Belvedere cannot fail to be enhanced by its elevation. For many visitors, arriving there may leave you a little breathless if - like me - you approach it from the footpath alongside Lake Bled; it is something of a climb. From this route, it shouldn't take those who have no head for heights long to establish how they may feel about the prospect ahead of them. That said, I found that both of the terraces facing the lake (one on a promenade adjacent to the café, and the other to the rear of the main café hall) left me with such a feeling of ease, that I never considered much else than the experience of dining, enjoying the views and my own choice of touristic pass time.If you hope for Bled cream cake, ice cream, or whatever hot (though these days, perhaps they are more correctly described as warm) bevarage you favour, you should find it here, and a selection of alcoholic drinks are available too. Their waiting staff were prompt, and having received my order, they were not long in delivering it. For the record, I settled on the Bled cream cake (known to the Slovenes as Kremna rezina, or simply Kremsnita) and Cappuccino, which also arrived with a caramel biscuit, and a glass of fresh water. All proved to be wonderful, though I wouldn't have objected to the cappuccino being hotter, but the temperature of beverages is a foible of mine.Once I asked for the bill, the member of staff checked if I wanted to pay by cash, or card. Upon returning, they handled my cash and settled the change at table, all of which appears standard practice in Slovenia. Even then, I was not really ready to leave, and so for 30 or so minutes, I continued to enjoy my experience, and was left feeling free to stay for as long as it pleased me, and I was never made to feel like I should continually place further orders. As you might have heard, this place has something of a long history, Marshal Tito apparently being a regular patron. The Cafés interior bears a definite imprint of its past, the decor being neither new, nor totally antiquated, and certainly a little sparse. Yet, this is an establishment that reminds the visitor, that opulence is not essential to enjoy things of quality - though they do like their orchids. There is no sign on the entrance, so unless the door is left open, you could be forgiven for walking past what might otherwise appear to be a bungalow. The toileting facilities are very clean, and more than help to maintain the standard of the place. I thoroughly enjoyed so much about my visit there, and I have a feeling that it will not be my last. For the record, my visit was roughly between 4:30pm and 6:00pm on a Thursday afternoon, in the middle of May, 2019.