Restaurants in Gulf Of Kvarner
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Feral
This fine restaurant has a subdued marine-theme décor that complements the many fish specialities on offer. Try the cold baccala (cod with potatoes) with parsley, olive oil and wine. Occasionally, there are piano players on weekends and the ambience is romantic.
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Restaurant Bevanda
At this excellent fish restaurant on the eastern edge of town, you can get the usual specialities such as scampi, grilled calamari and the freshest fish available. The setting is equally as wonderful, especially if you get a table on the terrace next to the sea.
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Konoba Nono
Savour local specialities like šurlice (homemade noodles) topped with goulash or scampi, just a hop and a skip from the old town. The arched rustic interior covered with fishing nets houses a small olive oil production in winter months.
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Šime
While it's nothing to write home about, this popular konoba by the harbour serves a good selection of pastas and local meaty treats like ćevapčići, all in a medieval-type environment or the alfresco tables.
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Galija
If you don't mind foregoing sea vistas, make a climb to this cavernous place on the northwestern tip of the old town. Open year-round, it's popular with locals for its bread-oven pizzas, as well as risottos, meat mainstays and fish.
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Galeb
You'll pay mostly for location here - the seafront terrace is a great place to linger and people-watch. The food is unimaginative but decent; expect standard mainstays and pizzas.
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Ri
It's short on ambience, but this self-service restaurant is fast and offers good value for money. Dishes change daily and could be anything from fried fish to pork chops.
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Kaneta
At the top of Obala Maršala Tita, this little family restaurant specialises in goulash, pasta with truffles, steak with gorgonzola and other hearty delicacies.
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Zlatna Školja
The fetching maritime décor puts you in the mood to savour the astonishingly creative seafood dishes. The wine list is also notable.
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Municipium
Here's the place to taste the lightest and most modern versions of traditional Croatian specialities in a historic building.
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Ružmarin
Just behind the Palace Hotel this place offers a pleasantly pubby feel and inexpensive plates of pasta, fish and meat.
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Market
For self-caterers, there's a large supermarket (Krešimirova) between the bus and train stations, and a market .
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