Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Diklo. Zadar (Croatian pronunciation: [zâdar] ( listen); see other names) is the oldest continuously inhabited Croatian city. It is situated on the Adriatic Sea, at the northwestern part of Ravni Kotari region. Zadar serves as the seat of Zadar County and the wider northern Dalmatian region. The city proper covers 25 km (9.7 sq mi) with a population of 75,082 in 2011, making it the fifth-largest city in the nation.
4 based on 2908 reviews
We simply didnât want a big meal, and the waiter was fabulous in getting us a taste of a local wine to be sure we liked it, and then speedily got us two very tasty and perfectly cooked thin crust pizzas. Sitting outside meant that we were surrounded by smokers... the only negative about this restaurant.
4 based on 433 reviews
Checked into the relais and decided to grab a quick lunch. Elegant outdoor seating on a beautiful patio. Good service. Reasonably priced. Absolutely fantastic unique duck lasagna. No tomato sauce or cheese. Fantastic duck (confit?) Layered with traditional Croatian blintzes and topped with very tasty beets salad. Kudos to the chef!Hello 1RJL1,Thank you for your great review and for visiting us.We're happy to hear that you had such great experience at our restaurant and that you enjoyed our food and service as well as our ambience.We hope to welcome you back soon!Sincerely,Karla S
4 based on 1715 reviews
Traditional Dalmatian cuisine with a twist of modern. Taste local, fresh and authentic meals made from finest ingredients. We cook with love, as our grandmothers taught us. Looking forward to your visit! *please note that we do not take reservations.
Loved our meal here. Fantastic service. Great wine. Wonderful atmosphere. Food was spectacular. Overall highly recommended.
4 based on 932 reviews
Friendly service, pleasant atmosphere despite music playing too loudly. I ordered the risotto with roasted vegetables - more accurately, rice with chopped veggies and sauce. Given the saltiness and extreme amount of steam rising off of it, my guess is that it was frozen and reheated in a microwave. It was tasty and filling enough, but not nearly worth the steep price. If you have a microwave, check out the freezer section of your local Spar for a comparable meal at a fraction of the price. Paper napkins, always disappointing at a sit-down place. Typical tourist restaurant, probably no worse than the next. Friendly service was appreciated, and I loved being able to pay by credit card.
4 based on 1003 reviews
Malo Misto is the restaurant of a 40-year family tradition.It is located in the old town, just a few meters from the main square. The combination of the traditional and the modern will provide you with a great time on our beautiful outdoor terrace,which i
We had dinner in this restaurant, located in the city center, friendly staffs and great service. Fish soup, Tomato cream soup, Grilled shrimp and Adriatic shells alla buzzara were excellent. Highly recommended!Thanj you for your review, we are looking forward to see you again. All the best :)
4 based on 1940 reviews
The âPet bunara dine & wineââ restaurant is located alongside the square bearing that same name. It has been the enriching and the refining element of the Zadar gastronomic scene for more than 35 years. Constantly changing and adapting throughout the year
Service was slooooow even though the place was completely empty. The waitress seemed as disgruntled as I was that, as a gluten-free vegetarian, the only thing I could order was the pumpkin soup. I couldnât tell if she hated me specifically or if surly was her natural demeanor. The atmosphere looked nice, but I left dispirited.Dear Trishka-9,thank you for your review. I am so sorry to hear that your experience wasn't as expected. Please visit us again and we will make it up to you on the best way we can - entirely free of charge. Hope we meet again...Kind regards,Vladimir
4 based on 316 reviews
The members of the Pavin family explain their lifelong successful tradition with the motto: "Our guests feel at home here and the meals we serve them are the ones we would prepare for us." The Niko Restaurant is situated just 3,5 km from the town centre,
We had a lovely dinner at the hotel's restaurant. We ate the seafood mixed starter platter, we had the fried seafood mains and the pepper steak with roasted vegetables and fries.
4 based on 1314 reviews
Traditional dalmatian restaurant in the heart of the old city center. It's cozy ambient and delicious food will make you feel special. Feel the magic of the local cuisine and domestic atmosphere.
After a week of pizzas and pasta, we headed to Jadera on the recommendation of our sailing skipper. Great menu, quality food and service that was fun and friendly.Huge portions (I had the monkfish) so donât do as we did and order starters and mains!!! The âappetisersâ are a full course in themselves!
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5 based on 158 reviews
Restaurant in the center of the old town with a cozy atmosphere in an intimate ambience enriched with art objects. Mediterranean cuisine with excellent pizzas, pasta and local dalmatian specialties.
This was another restaurant recommended to us by locals. It's very small - only half a dozen tables or so, but the menu is comprehensive and filled with a great choice of delicious food. The drinks menu is great too. The staff were very friendly and most helpful and the service was first class - what's not to like?
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4 based on 146 reviews
We had an excellent dinner - quality ingredients, very well cooked on the grill that is very much part of the dining of the area. Really enjoyed the simplicity of steak and chips accompanied by grilled courgette and peppers, washed down with a draft Karlovacko, the local lager. Highly recommended
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