Kavarna korona, Andreja Šmuc s.p.

Welcome to Kavarna Korona, a charming cafe nestled in the heart of Žalec, Slovenia, located at Ulica talcev 3. This delightful spot is the perfect haven for those seeking a cozy atmosphere paired with exceptional food and beverages that cater to all tastes.

As you step inside, you are greeted by a warm ambiance that encourages you to unwind and soak in the moment. The decor blends rustic charm with modern touches, creating an inviting space whether you are meeting friends or enjoying some quiet time alone. The friendly waitstaff are not just quick with their service; they add a touch of personality to your experience, ensuring you feel right at home.

Kavarna Korona takes great pride in offering a menu that's not only delicious but also caters to specific dietary needs, with a particular emphasis on gluten-free options. Renowned for their brunch, you can indulge in enticing dishes such as their inventive twist on classic Eggs Benedict or a refreshing Chicken Salad that bursts with flavor. Imagine sinking your teeth into perfectly poached eggs, nestled upon a lightly toasted muffin, drizzled with a rich hollandaise sauce that tantalizes your taste buds.

The cafe is also a delightful retreat during the colder months, where you can enjoy a steaming cup of tea, coffee, or rich hot chocolate—perfect for warming you up after a brisk winter stroll. As one satisfied customer, Bogdan Mihajlovic, describes, it’s a great place to relax, although he did note the absence of Wi-Fi, which prompted a swift visit to another coffee shop. Nevertheless, the enticing menu and cozy atmosphere are certainly worth a visit.

For those who appreciate a good meal amongst delightful company, Kavarna Korona is more than just a cafe; it's an experience where great food and friendly faces meet. So next time you’re in Žalec, make it a point to stop by for a brunch that’s bound to become your new favorite getaway.

For further inquiries or to make a plan for your visit, feel free to contact them at +386 597 71636.