booking for more than two
Planning a group or celebration evening in Ljubljana
How the evening scales for bigger parties, birthdays and family groups — and what's worth sorting out before you book.
Check availability ↗Group sizes, in brief
| Party size | What applies |
|---|---|
| Two guests | The minimum the evening runs for |
| A family or small group | Seated together; children priced separately from adults |
| Ten or more | One fixed per-person rate for the whole party |
It scales from two upward
The evening isn't built only for couples or solo travellers — it runs for any group from two guests upward, with the maximum on a given night limited only by how many seats the assigned restaurant has free. A family celebration, a birthday party or a work group can all be seated together as one booking.
Children are catered for
The listing prices children separately from adults, so younger guests are an expected part of the room, not an afterthought.
Groups of ten or more
Parties of ten or more are offered one fixed per-person rate rather than individually tiered pricing, which simplifies splitting the cost across a large group — useful for a milestone birthday, a reunion, or a work team out for the evening.
Sorting dietary needs in advance
With a bigger party, the odds of needing more than one menu type go up. Vegetarian and vegan versions of the main course are built in, and other diets can be accommodated with advance notice — collect everyone's requirements before you book rather than trying to sort it out at the table.
Why a shared table suits a celebration
Because the evening is built around a shared dinner table rather than individual restaurant seating, and because the later games and dance lesson are designed to pull the whole room in together, it tends to suit a celebration better than a quiet, private dinner would — everyone at the table is part of the same moment, not watching from separate tables.
Booking ahead
Since venue assignment depends on group size and both restaurants have a fixed number of tables, booking a larger party further ahead gives the organiser more room to seat you together in whichever venue fits, rather than splitting a group across tables at short notice.