Business dinner venues in Poreč

A konoba inland, a terrace by the sea

Restaurant Konoba Daniela sits in Veleniki near Poreč and serves Istrian cuisine with grilled meat and fish; it also runs as a hotel with rooms and Villa Hizina, and has a private dining room for family gatherings, celebrations and groups. Villa Romana Beach Lounge & Restaurant on Zelena laguna is a restaurant, bar and beach club with pizza, sushi, grill dishes, pasta and meat and fish plates, cocktails, and a sea-facing terrace with music. Its team states that it hosts corporate events and arranges seating, lighting, decoration and sound systems. Restoran - Pizzeria Spadici on the coast at Špadići serves fish and meat specialities, fresh lobster from its own tank and pizzas, and states that it organises corporate events.

What to settle with the restaurant

Few of these restaurants advertise business dinners as a standing offer, so the arrangement is best agreed in advance: a set menu or dishes chosen from the carte, the number of guests, and whether the group gets a separate room or a reserved part of the terrace. Ask about invoicing for a company, and about the sound system and lighting if anyone will speak. Accessibility is stated at all three: entrance, parking and seating are wheelchair-accessible, and Konoba Daniela and Spadici also list an accessible toilet.

A group arriving by car will want parking confirmed, which all three state they have. For a dinner that mixes business with a celebration, Spadici states that it organises confirmations, first communions and weddings alongside corporate events, and Villa Romana states that it hosts wedding receptions. If the evening is meant to end with music by the sea, say so when agreeing the details.

When the group is mixed

Restoran - Pizzeria Spadici is listed as suitable for business dinners, and its kitchen covers pizzas alongside fish and lobster, which helps when the table includes guests who do not eat seafood. Villa Romana Beach Lounge & Restaurant is listed as suitable for business dinners too, and its bar serves cocktails. Both Konoba Daniela and Villa Romana state wheelchair-accessible parking, seating and entrance; Konoba Daniela adds an accessible toilet. Confirm with the venue which of these applies to the room or terrace your group would use.

For a table that has to work for several tastes, Spadici covers pizzas and meat as well as fish, and Villa Romana spans pizza, sushi, grill dishes and pasta. Konoba Daniela keeps to Istrian cooking with grilled meat and fish. Match the menu to the guests rather than the other way round, and settle the drinks and any speaking arrangements at the same time.