Two restaurants in Nin. Locals seem to prefer Konoba Dalmacija.
And in Zadar, everyone raves about the cevapi and pita at
Gricko Grill
Maybe a good place to grab delicious meat-on-a-stick on the way out of town.
Konoba Skoblar is apparently the best traditional konoba.
Pakistane offers
Konoba DOKER good place for lamb, pork and octopus, apparently.
All various long-distance restaurant radar picks.
Sibenik Info Page (UK Flag for English)
Barone Fortress
Tips say to walk up the hill. Streets are narrow with lots of one-ways.
Otherwise
And if it’s time for lunch by then
Typical review: “Authentic atmosphere, great food. Original local restaurant, with great quality and rich selection of traditional food. If you’re not expecting a fancy upscale place (which this definitely is not) but would appreciate to get a large serving of 1st class local food, than do not hesitate to visit this place. Also, the prices are so low, that it is surely the best value of food offer in Sibenik. Good friendly service too.”
Restaurant choices:
Restaurant Knez for the view. (Hours 13:00 – 22:30 daily)
The menu:
And raves for the seafood at Restaurant Puljiz (Hours 9:00 to Midnight daily)
Discover Split Ancient Roman outpost, capital of culture, beach paradise… Split ticks oh-so many boxes. Add in a splash of local “fjaka” (easy-going spirit), and what’s not to love? Stroll with centurions in Diocletian’s Palace, statue-gaze at the Meštrović Gallery and take it easy on Bačvice Beach
Source: Split Travel Guide – Booking.com
Tips For a Smooth Journey
Neum Corridor – Tips For a Smooth Journey
Source: Neum Corridor – Tips For a Smooth Journey – Split Croatia Travel Guide
