Baffi House Of Pizza

Should You Book Baffi House Of Pizza?

If you are weighing pizza in Radovljica against the town's more formal dining options, Baffi House Of Pizza sits in a different category entirely. Where Hiša Linhart asks for a considered evening and a heavier spend, Baffi is the kind of address you book when the group wants something casual, shareable, and low-friction. That is not a lesser ambition — it is a different one, and worth understanding before you decide.

The Venue

Baffi House Of Pizza is located at Gorenjska cesta 24 in Radovljica, a town in the Upper Carniola region of Slovenia that draws visitors for its medieval old town and proximity to Lake Bled. The address puts it on one of the main roads into the centre, accessible on foot from the historic core. Slovenia has a strong pizza culture rooted in its proximity to Italy and its former Yugoslav culinary inheritance, so a dedicated pizza house here is working within a well-understood local tradition rather than importing a novelty.

Atmosphere and sound matter when you are choosing between pizza venues. Baffi reads as an informal, neighbourhood-facing operation — the kind of room where the energy is driven by tables of locals rather than tourists consulting guidebooks. If you want a quiet, conversation-first dinner, this format works better earlier in the evening. Later, expect a livelier room. For groups, that ambient energy is usually an asset rather than a drawback.

Private and Group Dining

The Gorenjska cesta location and pizza-focused format suggest Baffi is well-suited to groups who want a direct, shareable meal without the booking complexity of Radovljica's more formal restaurants. Pizza as a format is inherently group-friendly: easy to split, easy to order across different preferences, and typically faster to pace than a tasting menu. If you are organising a group dinner in Radovljica and the priority is low booking friction and a relaxed room rather than a showcase meal, this is a practical first call. For a special-occasion group dinner where the room and service are part of the point, Hiša Linhart or Gostilna Kunstelj will serve you better.

Practical Details

Reservations: No booking data on file , walk-in is likely viable given the casual format, but calling ahead for groups is advisable. Dress: Casual; this is a pizza house, not a dress-code venue. Budget: Price range not confirmed, but pizza-focused venues in Slovenian towns of this size typically sit at the accessible end of the local market. Getting there: Gorenjska cesta 24, Radovljica , reachable on foot from the old town centre. Booking difficulty: Easy.

How It Compares

For a fuller picture of dining in the area, see our full Radovljica restaurants guide. If you are exploring further afield in Slovenia, Hiša Franko in Kobarid and Gostilna Pri Lojzetu in Vipava represent the country's most serious fine-dining addresses. For something closer to Baffi's casual register but with more data available, Milka in Kranjska Gora is worth considering if you are moving through the Upper Carniola region.

Radovljica also has options for drinking and staying: see our Radovljica bars guide, our hotels guide, and our experiences guide for the full picture. Wine travellers can check our Radovljica wineries guide for what the region offers beyond the table.