Herceg Novi (Montenegrin Cyrillic: Херцег Нови; pronounced [xěrtseɡ nôʋiː]) is a coastal town in Montenegro located at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor and at the foot of Mount Orjen. It is the administrative center of the Herceg Novi Municipality with around 33,000 inhabitants. Herceg Novi was known as Castelnuovo ("New castle" in Italian) between 1482 and 1797, when it was part of Ottoman Empire and the Albania Veneta of the Republic of Venice. It was a Catholic bishopric and remains a Latin titular see as Novi. Herceg Novi has had a turbulent past, despite being one of the youngest settlements on the Adriatic. A history of varied occupations has created a blend of diverse and picturesque architectural style in the city.
Things to do in Herceg-Novi Municipality
4.5 based on 329 reviews
A very accessible restaurant right on the quayside. Local fishermen were dining there so we knew we were on a winner. I had grilled octopus with a vast array of fresh vegetables. Delicious. My partner enjoyed a melt in the mouth steak. Our waiter was frequently distracted by his fisher friends but it all added to the ambiance.
4 based on 201 reviews
I sat at the table and was completely ignored by the staff for more than 20 minutes. When I finally caught waiter's attention, I complained and his answer was extremely rude. There were just a few guests on the Terrace at the time, so it was not even crowded. Terrible staff.
4.5 based on 65 reviews
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I had a great salad in this restaurant. The waiter was really friendly and it was a nice location im the center of old town. prices are affordable, too. Recommended :)
4.5 based on 435 reviews
Service is not very friendly, but all the seafood and fish are fresh and well cooked. The meat though is bad quality and has too much fat. I reccomand to eat seafood there.
4.5 based on 92 reviews
This is very nice place and quite famous old restaurant in Igalo. Food is excellent and according to expectations. We liked also the interior. Service was excellent. Recommended. Location: opposite to the Palmon bay entrance at the parks' edge
4.5 based on 138 reviews
It's like a rock 'n' roll. It would seem, nothing special. A couple of riffs, drum, foot, bass, and then the whole thing repeat. Of course, there is a wiggle of your hips and protruding tongue. Tongue is a miracle. We use it to speak, we use it to sing, we use it to kiss, and we use it when we eat. Finally, we use it to taste. That's what this is all about, taste. Nikola Kocalo, the owner of Papagaj , I met him when he showed me his first billboard. It was written : We will not work on July 9 because of The Rolling Stones` concert. Of course, this is not just about Stones. Protruding tongue may seem like a protest and rebellion. A matter of choice. I like to think that, this way we are in constant search for the flavor. New, interesting, special, beautiful, authentic ... not just when it comes to food. It is a way of thinking. Even Einstein was photographed like that. What does this have to do with the Papagaj? The Papagaj is just like that. The place, as well as rock 'n roll, that you experience and feel in your stomach, the food and the service, and the surrounding. There is the sea in the garden and the mountain in the back yard.There is an architect philosopher. There is a cook, who is a poet. Members of the staff are your friends and there are only regular customers. Because once you come, you will always come back and you will repeat like a parrot (papagaj): I like it! Prices in the Papagaj are the same throughout the year. There is no increase in prices during the season. The only thing you need for the Papagaj is to have a rich spirit. And you also need to understand that our motto is: No, to a bad taste! I remember my first visit to the Papagaj. There was only one free table. Good to have a cup of coffee, but inconvenient if you want to have breakfast. At that moment, a guest next to us got up and gallantly brought us - his table! Then he calmly, as if nothing had happened, returned to his seat and continued to read the newspaper. Popeye. Jimmy Barka . He is familiar with the sea and with the Papagaj. Guests always seek for additional table. But there is a place for everyone. Considering human life, nature, light, space, that Papagaj is just a nice restaurant. But as you listen to the shimmering sea in the dark and watch the stars spilled across the sky drinking wine with your friends you'll realize that in the Papagaj it is as well as in life . You do not need anything, and you can not too much. It's only Restaurant 'n' Lounge but I like it! See you at the Papagaj! Welcome to! Slavoljub Stanković a writer and a guest of the Papagaj
Time to write a review after two faultless dinners and breakfast for our group ranging between 13-18 pax.
The staff, food, wine list and location have been absolutely excellent.
We have been coming to Montenegro every summer for the past 5 years from Australia and Papagaj keeps getting better and better. The new menu is outstanding with a huge choice- I would highly recommend the Steak with Truffle sauce, tuba steak and for breakfast the Gold and Brown.
Thanks very much to the Papagaj team! See you next year.
4.5 based on 63 reviews
This small place is on the top of the list. Great that they continue working in the winter, it is a miracle by itself. A cup of hot chocolate and a glass of wine alway work magically!
4.5 based on 172 reviews
Splendido bare it's name after the famous sailing ship of the captain and adventurer Ivo Vizin. Vizin was the native of Perast who sailed around the world from 1852. to 1858.on his small sailing boat "Splendido". In those years, this was a huge venture. Our "Splendido" is anchored on Savina since 1997. Savina is one of the most beautiful parts of Herceg Novi, situated directly on the coast, with a beautiful view of the entrance of the Boka Bay and its beautiful sceneries. Within the complex one can find: - Beach equipped in modern way, with beach bar that offers a wide selection of hot and cold drinks and various cocktails. You can have your drinks directly by the sea and enjoy sunrays from early morning until sunset. - Restaurant has 150 seats and it is surrounded by beautiful greenery. Offer of our traditional Mediterranean cuisine is based on daily rich selection of fresh saltwater fish, crabs and shells, meat, various pastas and pizzas which may be completed by a large selection of wines from our wine list. Within the complex, there is also a zone for the little ones, which enables you to drink your coffee or enjoy your meals peacefully, while the kids are playing. Besides, you can surf the internet or simply enjoy the breathtaking sea view at one of our amazing terraces.
We have a summer home right above and we love this place! Great food, good music, amazing service. Goran Savic is the best waitor in Montenegro. He anticipates your needs with a smile. Warmly recommended.
4.5 based on 117 reviews
Peter's Pie & Coffee is a vegetarian seaside cafe and bakery, opened 2010, by a couple of coffee and food enthusiasts. Our vision is simple: it should be warm and easy atmosphere, excellent coffee, healthy food and pastry. Home style, healthy and simple recipes with professional concern. A place that being a café, feels like home. All of our pastries, desserts and food are made by hand and from scratch right here. We use mostly local and seasonal products. Open kitchen allows the guests to take a look on the kitchen, bakery and barista at work. We bake sour-dough bread - dark rye and gluten-free buckwheat. To have a loaf for take away, please be aware to order a day before, otherwise we serve our bread along with the food.
Lovely location. Interesting but small menu, sadly most of it was unavailable on our visit. No pies or bruschetta. Iced coffee and smoothies were good. A little pricey but had a full selection been available we'd have been happy to pay this. The cakes that we saw did look good though.
4 based on 135 reviews
We came to Zanjic to spend a day on the beach and realised that our perviously favourite part of the bay was closed now, reserved for Fishing Village guests. Determined to stay, we asked to book a table for lunch. Thus we gained entry to the less posh part of the beach, while a large VIP area remained empty and out of bounds. Loungers were comfy, sea was cleen, so we swam happily. Later, in the restaurant, we observed with amusement that table allocation and service were proportional to the amount of designer gear one was wearing. We wore shabby clothes. Vegetarian meal option consisted of fries (tasting of fish), some salad, and cheese. Grilled fish was fine but the staff insisted we look at it first, uncooked, as if this was a measure of quality or class, even after we confessed not knowing much about seafood and asking for a recommendation. (A hint: real class is shown by making your guests welcome and comfortable, and offering helpful suggestions.) Our bill was large... But our view from the seaside continued to be excellent throughout the day. Jade waters and sleek yahts and Mamula fort provided a fitting backdrop for the lifeguard - launch guy, who was truly a superb speciment of Montenegrin male beauty, and who somehow ended up on most of my friends' photographs. He was also polite, well spoken, and had a nice smile - just like his female colleague who was the hostess of the resort. So we had a fun and interesting day of swimming and people watching despite our mediocre and overpriced meal.
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