Seafood restaurants in Croatia
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Orhan
Fancy restaurant beautifully located by the Pile Gate. Fish and seafood are good here, but you’ll pay a premium for the location.
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Dubravkin Put
In a woodsy area northwest of the town centre, this upscale refurbished restaurant is Zagreb's trendiest spot. The décor is light, pleasant and modern, with pine floors and ceiling lights, but it is the outstanding fish specialities that attract Zagreb's fashionable crowd. The owner is from Dubrovnik and the cuisine is inspired by his native Dalmatia, with risottos as starters and main courses of perfectly grilled fish. The restaurant is not cheap, but it makes a fine evening out.
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Restaurant Šumica
For a splurge you couldn't do better than this place. The pasta is home-made and is combined with salmon or other fish in imaginative sauces. The grilled scampi is perfection, but you pay a steep around HRK380 per kilogram. Before your meal you'll be served a dish of home-made fish pâté with bread to whet your appetite. Meals are served on an open-air terrace under pine trees with a view of the sea.
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Nautika
This elegant restaurant offers good but expensive dining and a spectacular view over the sea. It's class all the way with an emphasis on dressed up seafood dishes. The staff are also dressed up - in period costume. But the best item on the menu is the undressed oysters from the nearby Pelješac Peninsula. A good vegetarian selection is also available.
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Lokando Peskarija
Located on the Old Harbour right next to the fish market, you'll feast on the freshest catch here. Locals chow down on a hearty plate of fried sardines and finish with a 'Rozata Dubrovnik' for dessert. The interior is atmospheric and from the outside tables you can watch the boats come and go over a glass of good local wine.
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Bekan
Bekan serves an array of fish prepared Dalmatian style. It's not cheap (unless you order the spaghetti with seafood for around HRK52), but you can sample a savoury shrimp buzara (a sauce of tomatoes, white wine, onions and breadcrumbs) on an airy terrace overlooking the sea.
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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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Na po ure
From shark to sardines, if it swims, this unpretentious konoba (simple family-run establishment) will grill it and serve it up with potatoes and fresh vegetables. You can also get a mean pašticada (beef stuffed with lard and roasted in wine and spices).
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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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Yakša
A top-end restaurant where many come not just for the food but also for its reputation as the place to be seen in Hvar. There is a lovely garden at the back and the food is excellent with lobster being a popular choice.
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Konoba Čiho
Tucked away downstairs, this cosy restaurant turns out a startling assortment of fish and seafood that is grilled, fried and combined in delicious stews. The upstairs Katarina bar is a relaxing Dalmatian-style bar.
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Šperun
Whether you satisfy yourself with outstanding pasta or sample the grilled tuna with capers (among a variety of hearty dishes), you'll be pleased with the careful preparation and attentive service.
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Ivica I Marica
Not exactly veggie, but with a good range of veggie and fish dishes plus meatier fare, this stylish restaurant also serves mouthwatering pastries in its adjoining café.
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Konoba Marinero
Friendly, marine-themed Marinero is family-run and cosy. The sons catch the fish and the parents prepare it according to a variety of traditional recipes.
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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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Vela Nera
This delightful place, a rival of Valsabbion for renowned dining, has a terrace overlooking the sea and excellent seafood specialities.
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Dva Ribara
With a wide range of food and an outdoor terrace, it's justifiably popular with the local crowd who chow down on pasta, pizza or fish.
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Nostromo
Marine creatures of all persuasions form a delightful menu in this sweetly decorated spot next to the fish market.
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Ćelica
This boat-restaurant offers a highly agreeable ambience on the channel. The menu centres on seafood, of course.
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Milan
The restaurant of this hotel is known for its excellence, especially for seafood. Try the scampi risotto.
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Restauracija Konavoka
Near the Hotel Sumratin, this restaurant has an upstairs roof terrace attractively decorated with potted plants, making it a pleasant place to hang out or enjoy a seafood meal, pizza or vegetarian platter.
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