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Mali Bar
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Nearby attractions
MUZEJ NOVOG VALA
Vlaška ul. 67, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Cathedral of Zagreb
Kaptol 31, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Park Ribnjak
Ribnjak, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Ban Josip Jelačić Statue
Trg bana Josipa Jelačića, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Croatian Association of Fine Artists
Trg Žrtava Fašizma 16, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Monument of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Kaptol 31, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Manduševac
Ban Josip Jelačić Square, 10000, Gornji Grad - Medveščak, Zagreb, Croatia
Fox in a box - Escape Room Zagreb
Ul. Kneza Mislava 14, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Stone Gate
Kamenita ul. 1, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu
Zrinjevac 19, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Nearby restaurants
Meet Mia
Vlaška ul. 43, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Korica
Martićeva ul. 19, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
weare50
Vlaška ul. 17, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Pod Zidom Bistro
Pod zidom 5, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Kai Street Food
Jurišićeva ul. 2A, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Kaptolska Klet
Kaptol 5, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Noel
Ul. popa Dukljanina 1, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
SOL hrvatski tapas/Croatian tapas
Petrinjska ul. 2, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Plac Kitchen & Grill
Dolac 2, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
GOSTIONICA RESTORAN PURGER
Petrinjska ul. 33, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
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Art Hotel Like
Vlaška ul. 44, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
B & B Schlosser, Zagreb
Trg svibanjskih žrtava 1995. br. 2, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Feels Like Home Apartments
Ul. Cvjetka Rubetića 27, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Hostel Bureau
Vlaška ul. 40, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Stellar Boutique Modules by Maistra City Vibes
Vlaška ul. 50, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Amadria Park Hotel Capital
Jurišićeva ul. 22, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
Hostel Poolside
10000, Gornji Grad - Medveščak, Zagreb, Croatia
Apartments Lina, parking
Vlaška ul. 40, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
eazZynight apartments
Ul. Vjenceslava Novaka 5, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
VisitZagreb Amethyst apartment
1st floor, Vlaška ul. 53A, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
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Mali Bar

Croatia, Vlaška ul. 63, 10000, Zagreb, Croatia
4.6(497)$$$$
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attractions: MUZEJ NOVOG VALA, Cathedral of Zagreb, Park Ribnjak, Ban Josip Jelačić Statue, Croatian Association of Fine Artists, Monument of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Manduševac, Fox in a box - Escape Room Zagreb, Stone Gate, Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu, restaurants: Meet Mia, Korica, weare50, Pod Zidom Bistro, Kai Street Food, Kaptolska Klet, Noel, SOL hrvatski tapas/Croatian tapas, Plac Kitchen & Grill, GOSTIONICA RESTORAN PURGER
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Nearby attractions of Mali Bar

MUZEJ NOVOG VALA

Cathedral of Zagreb

Park Ribnjak

Ban Josip Jelačić Statue

Croatian Association of Fine Artists

Monument of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Manduševac

Fox in a box - Escape Room Zagreb

Stone Gate

Arheološki muzej u Zagrebu

MUZEJ NOVOG VALA

MUZEJ NOVOG VALA

4.5

(89)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Cathedral of Zagreb

Cathedral of Zagreb

4.6

(6.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Park Ribnjak

Park Ribnjak

4.6

(2.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Ban Josip Jelačić Statue

Ban Josip Jelačić Statue

4.7

(8.9K)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Communism & Croatian Homeland War Tour
Communism & Croatian Homeland War Tour
Sat, Dec 6 • 3:00 PM
10000, Zagreb, Croatia
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Nearby restaurants of Mali Bar

Meet Mia

Korica

weare50

Pod Zidom Bistro

Kai Street Food

Kaptolska Klet

Noel

SOL hrvatski tapas/Croatian tapas

Plac Kitchen & Grill

GOSTIONICA RESTORAN PURGER

Meet Mia

Meet Mia

4.4

(760)

Click for details
Korica

Korica

4.4

(114)

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weare50

weare50

4.5

(500)

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Pod Zidom Bistro

Pod Zidom Bistro

4.7

(1.0K)

$$

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LaraLara
Does anyone taste the dishes they come up with in this place? I had really high expectations of Mali Bar, it's been around since forever. The place in itself is very cozy, the menu looks promising, and the wine list is really diverse. We started with labneh and chicken pate. Labneh is a dish that's hard to mess up, and the bread served with the labneh is really amazing. Chicken pate is also an easy peasy, and it was served with pickled veggies (turšija). Now the pairing of pickled veggies and pate went great together, but the presentation was awful. Why not cut up the veggies in such a way that they are pretty to plate? Instead it's chopped up chunky bits of veggies all over the place. Bear in mind turšija usually looks like that, but for an app that costs 8€, there needs to be more effort in the plating and preparation. Next we ordered beer battered hake with potatoes, and breaded porchetta with a salad. Both dishes run around 20€ and I was revolted by what we were served. The hake was overcooked so it was gummy. The potatoes were drenched in mayo dressing. Come on, deep fried fish with a fatty side? It's like eating lard off a spoon. The breaded porchetta was with pistachios and apricots, also running in the fatty boat. The salad dressing on the lamb's lettuce with beans was also oil-based - reminded me of what Mundoaka used to have while they were open. It's a good salad dressing, but the salad was drenched in it. So again, every bite is a bunch of fattiness and no crunch, no kick, no acidity, nothing to offset the deep fried protein. We decided to take the food home with us and salvage it by adding more ingredients and diluting the portion. We shared a dessert of creme brulee pancake that sounded very promising, but the presentation was so sad. I attached a photo of the pancake only, as I usually don't take food pics but this was just subpar. Where's the presentation? And did anyone try this before putting it on the menu? The pancake batter in itself is really good, and it's topped with torched sugar. Great start. Inside is a sweet lemon and limoncello filling, and on the side is a caramel sauce. Now what the hell? It's just an ugly plate full of sugar. Where's the depth and variety of flavor? Where's the presentation? This is a low effort bistro with high effort prices, and should be ashamed of themselves for peddling these one-dimensional dishes and charging them so much.
Tuğçe KayaTuğçe Kaya
This is a cool concept bar with a wide variety of drinks, especially signature cocktails that are impressive. It’s a great place to hang out, enjoy some drinks, and relax. The atmosphere is lovely—romantic, calm, and peaceful—with nice chill music in the background. Regarding the food, the food menu is a bit limited, with only a few options, but the idea clearly focuses more on pairing with drinks. What we tried was tasty, though the portions were quite small. We were still hungry afterwards even though we ordered apprterziers. Also we waited quite long. The location is central, which is a plus, for who would like to come by car, you’ll likely need to use a nearby garage. Overall, it’s a good spot to try out, especially for drinks. But as for food, if you are open to try something new and experience that would work for you, if you are coming with more expectations might not satisfiy you. A slightly expanded food menu would make it for sure better. Be sure to make a reservation for weekend dinners, as it can get busy!
JP GJP G
We enjoyed this place, which serves food in a way that is familiar to us Californians. We noticed the placemat shows that the head chef worked at Chez Panisse and this experience shows up in creative combinations and fresh ingredients. It is refreshing after being a tourist and having the local food for many days straight. The gnocchi was yummy as were the lamb stuffed kale, paired with Milins Poship (white wine). The server was efficient, not very conversational as is the style in Croatia, and the location was cute. The only downside was we picked an outside seat to be away from smoke. But as the seats became empty a loud and drunk group of women came outside to smoke and made it unpleasant. Smoking is prevalent in Croatia and I can't fault the restaurant for this, but it would be nice if they could provide a designated area for smoking not near diners. Overall, highly recommend!
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Does anyone taste the dishes they come up with in this place? I had really high expectations of Mali Bar, it's been around since forever. The place in itself is very cozy, the menu looks promising, and the wine list is really diverse. We started with labneh and chicken pate. Labneh is a dish that's hard to mess up, and the bread served with the labneh is really amazing. Chicken pate is also an easy peasy, and it was served with pickled veggies (turšija). Now the pairing of pickled veggies and pate went great together, but the presentation was awful. Why not cut up the veggies in such a way that they are pretty to plate? Instead it's chopped up chunky bits of veggies all over the place. Bear in mind turšija usually looks like that, but for an app that costs 8€, there needs to be more effort in the plating and preparation. Next we ordered beer battered hake with potatoes, and breaded porchetta with a salad. Both dishes run around 20€ and I was revolted by what we were served. The hake was overcooked so it was gummy. The potatoes were drenched in mayo dressing. Come on, deep fried fish with a fatty side? It's like eating lard off a spoon. The breaded porchetta was with pistachios and apricots, also running in the fatty boat. The salad dressing on the lamb's lettuce with beans was also oil-based - reminded me of what Mundoaka used to have while they were open. It's a good salad dressing, but the salad was drenched in it. So again, every bite is a bunch of fattiness and no crunch, no kick, no acidity, nothing to offset the deep fried protein. We decided to take the food home with us and salvage it by adding more ingredients and diluting the portion. We shared a dessert of creme brulee pancake that sounded very promising, but the presentation was so sad. I attached a photo of the pancake only, as I usually don't take food pics but this was just subpar. Where's the presentation? And did anyone try this before putting it on the menu? The pancake batter in itself is really good, and it's topped with torched sugar. Great start. Inside is a sweet lemon and limoncello filling, and on the side is a caramel sauce. Now what the hell? It's just an ugly plate full of sugar. Where's the depth and variety of flavor? Where's the presentation? This is a low effort bistro with high effort prices, and should be ashamed of themselves for peddling these one-dimensional dishes and charging them so much.
Lara

Lara

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This is a cool concept bar with a wide variety of drinks, especially signature cocktails that are impressive. It’s a great place to hang out, enjoy some drinks, and relax. The atmosphere is lovely—romantic, calm, and peaceful—with nice chill music in the background. Regarding the food, the food menu is a bit limited, with only a few options, but the idea clearly focuses more on pairing with drinks. What we tried was tasty, though the portions were quite small. We were still hungry afterwards even though we ordered apprterziers. Also we waited quite long. The location is central, which is a plus, for who would like to come by car, you’ll likely need to use a nearby garage. Overall, it’s a good spot to try out, especially for drinks. But as for food, if you are open to try something new and experience that would work for you, if you are coming with more expectations might not satisfiy you. A slightly expanded food menu would make it for sure better. Be sure to make a reservation for weekend dinners, as it can get busy!
Tuğçe Kaya

Tuğçe Kaya

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We enjoyed this place, which serves food in a way that is familiar to us Californians. We noticed the placemat shows that the head chef worked at Chez Panisse and this experience shows up in creative combinations and fresh ingredients. It is refreshing after being a tourist and having the local food for many days straight. The gnocchi was yummy as were the lamb stuffed kale, paired with Milins Poship (white wine). The server was efficient, not very conversational as is the style in Croatia, and the location was cute. The only downside was we picked an outside seat to be away from smoke. But as the seats became empty a loud and drunk group of women came outside to smoke and made it unpleasant. Smoking is prevalent in Croatia and I can't fault the restaurant for this, but it would be nice if they could provide a designated area for smoking not near diners. Overall, highly recommend!
JP G

JP G

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Reviews of Mali Bar

4.6
(497)
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1.0
2y

Does anyone taste the dishes they come up with in this place? I had really high expectations of Mali Bar, it's been around since forever. The place in itself is very cozy, the menu looks promising, and the wine list is really diverse. We started with labneh and chicken pate. Labneh is a dish that's hard to mess up, and the bread served with the labneh is really amazing. Chicken pate is also an easy peasy, and it was served with pickled veggies (turšija). Now the pairing of pickled veggies and pate went great together, but the presentation was awful. Why not cut up the veggies in such a way that they are pretty to plate? Instead it's chopped up chunky bits of veggies all over the place. Bear in mind turšija usually looks like that, but for an app that costs 8€, there needs to be more effort in the plating and preparation. Next we ordered beer battered hake with potatoes, and breaded porchetta with a salad. Both dishes run around 20€ and I was revolted by what we were served. The hake was overcooked so it was gummy. The potatoes were drenched in mayo dressing. Come on, deep fried fish with a fatty side? It's like eating lard off a spoon. The breaded porchetta was with pistachios and apricots, also running in the fatty boat. The salad dressing on the lamb's lettuce with beans was also oil-based - reminded me of what Mundoaka used to have while they were open. It's a good salad dressing, but the salad was drenched in it. So again, every bite is a bunch of fattiness and no crunch, no kick, no acidity, nothing to offset the deep fried protein. We decided to take the food home with us and salvage it by adding more ingredients and diluting the portion. We shared a dessert of creme brulee pancake that sounded very promising, but the presentation was so sad. I attached a photo of the pancake only, as I usually don't take food pics but this was just subpar. Where's the presentation? And did anyone try this before putting it on the menu? The pancake batter in itself is really good, and it's topped with torched sugar. Great start. Inside is a sweet lemon and limoncello filling, and on the side is a caramel sauce. Now what the hell? It's just an ugly plate full of sugar. Where's the depth and variety of flavor? Where's the presentation? This is a low effort bistro with high effort prices, and should be ashamed of themselves for peddling these one-dimensional dishes and charging...

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4.0
25w

This is a cool concept bar with a wide variety of drinks, especially signature cocktails that are impressive. It’s a great place to hang out, enjoy some drinks, and relax. The atmosphere is lovely—romantic, calm, and peaceful—with nice chill music in the background.

Regarding the food, the food menu is a bit limited, with only a few options, but the idea clearly focuses more on pairing with drinks. What we tried was tasty, though the portions were quite small. We were still hungry afterwards even though we ordered apprterziers. Also we waited quite long.

The location is central, which is a plus, for who would like to come by car, you’ll likely need to use a nearby garage.

Overall, it’s a good spot to try out, especially for drinks. But as for food, if you are open to try something new and experience that would work for you, if you are coming with more expectations might not satisfiy you. A slightly expanded food menu would make it for sure better. Be sure to make a reservation for weekend dinners, as it...

   Read more
avatar
5.0
2y

We enjoyed this place, which serves food in a way that is familiar to us Californians. We noticed the placemat shows that the head chef worked at Chez Panisse and this experience shows up in creative combinations and fresh ingredients. It is refreshing after being a tourist and having the local food for many days straight. The gnocchi was yummy as were the lamb stuffed kale, paired with Milins Poship (white wine). The server was efficient, not very conversational as is the style in Croatia, and the location was cute. The only downside was we picked an outside seat to be away from smoke. But as the seats became empty a loud and drunk group of women came outside to smoke and made it unpleasant. Smoking is prevalent in Croatia and I can't fault the restaurant for this, but it would be nice if they could provide a designated area for smoking not near diners. Overall,...

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