Dubrovnik and Dalmacija travel guide
traveling to Dubrovnik and looking for bars, restaurants, history and best things to do in Dalmatia and Dubrovnik
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Price Categories<br />
For a three-course<br />
meal for one with half<br />
a bottle of wine (or<br />
equivalent meal), taxes<br />
<strong>and</strong> extra charges.<br />
K under 100kn<br />
KK 100–150kn<br />
KKK 150–200kn<br />
KKKK 200–250kn<br />
KKKKK over 250kn<br />
Foša, Zadar<br />
Places to Eat<br />
Konoba Branimir, Nin<br />
Simple Dalmatian cuisine, a<br />
cosy atmosphere <strong>and</strong> a small<br />
terrace overlooking the oldest<br />
church in Croatia make this rustic<br />
eatery a fine choice. Višeslavov<br />
Trg 2 • Map B3 • 023 264 866 • KK<br />
Restaurant Perin Dvor, Nin<br />
At this friendly restaurant,<br />
close to Nin’s Donji Most (Lower<br />
Bridge), you can dine on fresh<br />
fish <strong>and</strong> simple Dalmatian grills<br />
on an attractive garden terrace.<br />
The town’s majorettes cause<br />
a stir from time to time by<br />
practising outside. Hrvatskog<br />
Sabora 1 • Map B3 • 023 264 307 • KKK<br />
Konoba “85”, Novalja<br />
Set back from Novalja’s busy<br />
Riva <strong>and</strong> open year round, this<br />
restaurant serves up first-rate<br />
fish dishes <strong>and</strong> is frequented by<br />
locals. The creamy tagliatelle with<br />
prawns is a must. Josipa Kunkere<br />
4 • Map A2 • 053 663 680 • KKK<br />
Zlatna Ribica, Brodarica<br />
On Friday <strong>and</strong> Saturday<br />
evenings, live music suffuses<br />
this upmarket fish restaurant (see<br />
p48), which has an adjoining<br />
pension. Krapanjskih Spuzvara 46<br />
• Map C4 • 022 350 300 • KKKK<br />
Foša, Zadar<br />
Fresh fish, <strong>and</strong> an unbeatable<br />
location just outside Zadar’s<br />
L<strong>and</strong> Gate, ensure that this local<br />
favourite is always busy (see<br />
p48). Kralja Dmitra Zvonimira 2 • Map<br />
B3 • 023 314 421 • KKKK<br />
Kornat, Zadar<br />
Kornat’s friendly waiting staff<br />
serve up innovative meat <strong>and</strong><br />
fish dishes in elegant surrounds.<br />
Non-smokers note: smoking is<br />
permitted throughout. Liburnska<br />
Obala 6 • Map B3 • 023 254 501 • KKK<br />
Gradska Vjenica, Šibenik<br />
Most people come here for<br />
the view as much as the food.<br />
Dine on shellfish, delicate white<br />
fish or grilled meat in the shadow<br />
of the Cathedral of St James (see<br />
pp28–9). Trg Republike Hrvatske 1<br />
• Map C4 • 022 213 605 • KKK<br />
Tamaris, Dugi Otok<br />
This simple konoba (inn)<br />
serves grilled meat, <strong>and</strong> fish<br />
straight from the Adriatic. Obala<br />
Kralja Tomislava, Sali • Map B3 • 023 377<br />
236 • Closed Nov–Mar • KK<br />
Hotel Restaurant Biser,<br />
Pag Town, Pag<br />
The menu at this award-winning<br />
restaurant includes local delicacies<br />
such as spit-roast Pag lamb, salty<br />
Paški sir <strong>and</strong> pršut (see p48).<br />
Booking essential in high season.<br />
Antuna Gustava Matoša 8 • Map A2<br />
• 023 611 333 • KKKKK<br />
Restoran <strong>Dalmacija</strong>,<br />
Primošten<br />
This old-town restaurant serves<br />
innovative Dalmatian cuisine, with<br />
dishes like octopus with pineapple<br />
<strong>and</strong> tuna carpaccio alongside<br />
more simple meat dishes <strong>and</strong><br />
grills. Put Murve 15 • Map C4 • 022<br />
570 009 • Closed Nov–Mar • KKK<br />
Around Northern Dalmatia<br />
For more restaurant listings See pp48–9, 68, 69, 87, 97<br />
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