Frequently Asked Questions

Of course. Reservations for larger groups can be made through OpenTable, and for anything more specific or for celebrations, feel free to call us at the phone number listed on our Contact page.

We're open every day, including nearly all public holidays.

The easiest way is with Google Maps — just set our address as your destination. We're right on Peristil Square, next to the Bell Tower of St. Domnius, and in the evening you can simply follow the sound of the music coming from the square.

Since we're located inside the city walls, in a pedestrian-only zone, there's no parking directly outside the restaurant, but public parking is available near the Riva waterfront and Đardin park.

Yes, we offer vegetarian dishes, marked with a dedicated icon on the menu.

We do. For any allergies or intolerances, just ask our staff when you visit — we're happy to recommend suitable dishes.

Yes, our space welcomes guests of all ages, including families with children.

Pets aren't allowed inside the restaurant itself, but they're welcome outside on Peristil Square, on Lvxor's designated seating cushions.

From 1 April to 31 October live music plays every evening, from 20:00 to 23:00, on Peristil. From 1 November to 31 March it plays on Friday and Saturday, at the same hour, indoors under the stone vaults. The set is acoustic: world music and older hits, songs like What a Wonderful World. The line up is guitar and voice, sometimes with double bass and saxophone. You do not book for the music itself, a reservation is for a table. There is more about the programme on our Live music page.

We accept both card and cash payments, in euros.

Yes, Wi-Fi is available to all guests — just ask our staff for the access details.

We're open every day from 08:00 until midnight, and the kitchen takes orders until 23:30. Breakfast is served from 08:00 to 11:30, after which the kitchen moves on to the rest of the menu, so you can eat with us at any point in the day.

Hot drinks — coffee, teas and the like — are served until 20:00. After that the bar carries on with cocktails, wine and other drinks until closing.

Honestly: it is difficult. Peristil Square is ringed on every side by high stone steps, and being ancient they cannot be altered — for a wheelchair user that is a serious obstacle both to the square itself and to the seating on the steps. If you are planning a visit, call us ahead and we will tell you exactly what is workable and meet you there.