08.08.2023

Restaurant in Trpejca with a Stunning Sunset View

Restaurant in Trpejca with a Stunning Sunset View

If you're looking for delicious trout and a beautiful view of Lake Ohrid, then visit Uno Restaurant in Trpejca. Another fantastic gastronomic destination with a wonderful staff, located in a peaceful and quiet area, is now part of the Kajak.mk world.

The Kajak.mk team recommends you try the Ohrid trout soup, an outstanding specialty of the cuisine.

You can pair every dish with traditional Ohrid ѓомлезе, and as a main course, you can enjoy grilled trout, combined with the famous Ohrid macalo, a glass of dry white wine, and a salad.

Uno offers a stunning view of the lake, especially during sunset. Therefore, we recommend visiting the restaurant in the afternoon hours. The exact location and contact for reservations can be found with one click HERE.

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