Restaurants in Croatia: profiles, services and practical information.
Foša takes its name from the small harbour below Zadar’s walls, beside the Land Gate, one of the monumental entrances to the historic peninsula. From the Roman Forum and…
View profile →PET BUNARA Dine & Wine sits beside the square that gives it its name, at Stratico 1 in central Zadar. The Roman Forum, St Donatus Church and Five Wells Square form part…
View profile →Pod zidom means ‘under the wall’, a name that suits Gostionica Ficlek’s position below Dolac, between the market and Ban Jelačić Square. The restaurant describes itself…
View profile →A few steps from Dolac Market and the streets climbing towards Gradec, La Štruk builds its identity around one dish: Zagorje štrukli. Thin dough is filled with fresh che…
View profile →Leaving Diocletian’s Palace towards Šperun changes the scene: the busiest central routes recede and Varoš, the old quarter west of the historic core, begins. At 1 Senjsk…
View profile →Konoba Korta stands on Poljana Grgura Ninskog, steps from Split Cathedral, within the streets now occupying Diocletian’s Palace. The table does not overlook an isolated…
View profile →Lokanda Peskarija occupies a corner of Dubrovnik’s Old Port, beneath the walls and opposite St John’s Fortress. Its terrace connects lunch to the same maritime landscape…
View profile →The name can mislead: Taj Mahal does not present itself as an Indian restaurant. Its cooking is Bosnian, and the original branch occupies a small address at 2 Nikole Guč…
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