Gostilna Sestica ★ 4.0
Gostilna Sestica, an inn on Slovenska cesta 40 since 1776, serves pumpkin soup in a bread bowl with smoked cheese cream and roasted pumpkin seeds.
Jota is a soup of beans, sauerkraut or sour turnip, potatoes, bacon and ribs, found across the Slovenian Littoral, Istria and around the city of Trieste.
Where to eat it: 1 restaurant across 1 city.

Wikipedia lists jota as popular in Istria, in the Friulian areas of Carnia and the Torre and Natisone valleys, and especially in Trieste, where it calls it the prime example of Triestine food. It says jota is found in the whole Slovenian Littoral and that in Slovenian Istria it is often served with polenta. In Ljubljana, Gostilna Šestica lists a seasonal jota with Carniolan sausage for €12.90.
Tip from the editors. Drain the sauerkraut hard but do not rinse. The lactic acidity is the dish's backbone.
Gostilna Sestica, an inn on Slovenska cesta 40 since 1776, serves pumpkin soup in a bread bowl with smoked cheese cream and roasted pumpkin seeds.
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