Hidden in a sloping cobblestone alleyway between Trubarjeva and the river, this quaint Italian restaurant specializes in Tuscan food. The first thing you see upon entering is a tasteful dining area with an indoor tree in the corner that rises up to a skylight. Further back there's a smaller dining area under a vaulted brick ceiling, and upstairs is a café. The service might not be the friendliest, but at least it’s efficient, and the varied and tasty lunch specials are downright cheap.

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• Aimee 25 September 2009
  We dined at Kavalino for dinner upon arriving in town and found the food to be excellent and a good value. We chose a mediterranean salad, ham and mushroom pizza and mushroom risotto. All were very flavorful, served fresh and hot and seemed to be a great value for the money. Would highly recommend.