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Cafes & Bars

Coffee is an integral part of daily life in Croatia, and drinking coffee is the occasion for socialising and swapping news with friends. Although (almost) every settlement has at least once café serving the needs of the local populace, we list below some of the more comfortable spots where you’ll enjoy relaxing with a brew and watching the world go by.

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Arca

The stone terrace of this little sidestreet café, shaded by lemon trees, is just the spot for a relaxing coffee and a newspaper; later on, it’s a lively meeting spot. Read_on (No Comments)

Barbara

Right on the seafront close to the ferry terminal, Barbara is a little unusual for its cosy stone and polished wood interior. Since they serve good coffee too, it’s an especially good place to come if you need to retreat indoors. Read_on (No Comments)

Barka

A waterfront café in the town centre with a good terrace. The tiny interior is more for the young’uns, there’s an arcade game inside and the music tends to the raucous side. Read_on (No Comments)

Benny's bar

A stylish café and bar complex on Supetar’s main town beach east of the centre, just by the toboggans. This is a place Read_on (No Comments)

BenQuick

West of the harbour, Ben Quick’s terrace is in deep shade and has comfortable chairs. Playing low-key rock music, it’s a good place to come for early evening drinks (including cocktails), and is lively until late. Read_on (No Comments)

Big Blue

A colourful little place on a point on the waterfront towards the east of the town centre, if there’s a cooling breeze to be found you’ll be able to catch it here. Read_on (No Comments)

Bolero

Sited in the pine woods on the promenade to the Zlatni rat beach, this cocktail bar is an essential spot to call in for early evening drinks on your way back from a hard day’s bathing. Read_on (No Comments)

Brentos

At the beginning of the beach area west of the centre, Brentos has a terrace under the pines where you can retreat from the sun, while pool, table football, arcade games and kids’ ride-on toys come to the rescue if beach boredom sets in. Read_on (No Comments)

Faul

Evenings in Sumartin are livened up by Faul (pronounced, and meaning “foul” as in “no way ref!”). Popular with a young local crowd, there are sometimes live bands and the bar hosts cocktail parties on Saturdays. Read_on (No Comments)

Fjaka

“Fjaka” is a word denoting a state of mind and body induced by soporific heat or the sweltering south wind when you just don’t feel like doing anything – a feeling that ideally results in a delightful siesta. Read_on (No Comments)

Galeb

This waterfront café has a relaxed, lived-in feel and is a lively meeting point for coffees and cocktails. What impresses Read_on (No Comments)

Kavana Palma

Palma has a lovely seating area on a little wooden pier, right over the water. It’s a great spot to watch the sun go down, and is a favourite destination for evening drinks before continuing to Modrulj for cocktails and dancing ‘til the sun rises. Read_on (No Comments)

Ko - To

In the centre of the shady square at the top of Pučišća’s harbour is a pleasant wooden deck where you can enjoy a relaxing cup of whatever your heart desires. Read_on (No Comments)

La Dolce Vita Event Hacienda

Keep your eyes peeled for what’s on at the Hacienda estate near Selca, a knot of stone cottages serving as a restaurant, and doubling as an entertainment space in the evenings. Read_on (No Comments)

La Luna

Postira may be very far from party central, but in La Luna it does at least have one late-opening cocktail bar with DJs and live music. Read_on (No Comments)

Lanterna

Lanterna is newly refurbished in a modern cruiser-themed style, which confounds locals of a certain age who used to frequent this place fifty years ago, when it was the most glamorous disco in the Yugoslav Adriatic. Read_on (No Comments)

Lovrečina

New in 2010, a beach bar on the sandy Lovrečina beach, reckoned by many to be the most beautiful cove on the island, renowned for its ancient archaeological remains. Read_on (No Comments)

Loža

The name refers to the loggia, or colonnade under which this café is sited. The loggia was built in 1884 to serve as a meeting place for locals, a function which it still fulfils today. Read_on (No Comments)

Mali raj

A lovely stone-flagged garden of a taverna transforms into a party zone when the restaurant closes around midnight. House Read_on (No Comments)

Marina

If you’re out for a night on the town, Marina is a good stopping-off point: it has a large terrace with a well-stocked cocktail bar featuring nightly fire shows in summer. Read_on (No Comments)

Monaco

A great café for watching the World Cup, it has four TV screens. Right on the beach, it’s clean and modern, with DJs spinning tunes at the weekends. Read_on (No Comments)

Monte Carlo

Under the colonnades of one of Pučišća’s finest palaces is a café, a beloved spot of the locals for catching up with the daily grapevine. Read_on (No Comments)

Pink Panther

Postira is a delightfully laid-back little village, but if you’re still having a hard time relaxing, Pink Panther is here to the rescue. Read_on (No Comments)

Pjerin

A waterfront rock bar with a clean and modern interior. Read_on (No Comments)

Vox

Vox’s terrace is in the shade of a rather lovely red building in the centre of Milna, overlooking the little harbour. The Read_on (No Comments)