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Antonijo

Sheltered by a clutch of palm trees at the end of Rogoznica’s riva, Antonio offers the whole gamut of Adriatic seafood from squelchy squid risottos to succulent lobster, with plenty of griddle-cooked fillets of fish inbetween. Read_on (No Comments)

Boba

Boba
Boba’s large contemporary-style dining room still has a homely feel, with cookery books crammed into a shelf in the Read_on (No Comments)

Bonaca

Skradin’s emergence as one of Dalmatia’s leading gastronomic destinations owes a great deal to Bonaca, which has a reputation for nurturing local culinary traditions and only using the freshest ingredients – the owner is himself a keen fisherman. Read_on (No Comments)

Broščica

Broščica
A traditional Dalmatian tavern with bare-stone interior, wooden benches and checked tablecloths, and a covered conservatory-style frontage looking out towards the waterfront. Read_on (No Comments)

Brzilovi

For fast food Dalmatian style, this little place on Murter really can’t be beaten. Open in July and August only, fried small fish, squid and chips are served from a little stand shaped like a rowing boat. Read_on (No Comments)

By Gušte

In a stretch of coast full of outstanding grills, this is one of the best, cooking up steaks in an open kitchen with wooden tables spread out across the paving stones. Read_on (No Comments)

Cantinetta

This family restaurant set in a walled courtyard has earned an enviable culinary reputation on the back of locally-influenced dishes such as rabbit stew and roast lamb. Read_on (No Comments)

Čigrađa

With a terrace running along the side of cicada-serenaded Čigrađa bay, this is probably the most romantically-situated of Murter’s restaurants. Read_on (No Comments)

Fabro

With tables and chairs set out along one of Murter’s many small-boat piers, Fabro is the perfect spot to enjoy a bit of maritime scenery. Read_on (No Comments)

Fast food Griz

Perfect for on your feet eating. Choose a sandwich (ham-and-cheese, pršut, kulen or something fishy) and they will toast it and slap in a few salady things. Read_on (No Comments)

Gina

Offering restful outdoor eating in a tree-shaded garden mere steps away from the water, Gina is the perfect place to enjoy an evening meal while watching the sun set over Murter’s humpy profile. Read_on (No Comments)

Kamenar

Kamenar
An old stone house with a smart modern interior, Kamenar offers a tasteful combination of traditional home cooking and fine contemporary dining. Read_on (No Comments)

Kezo

Kezo
An unassuming doorway leads to a surprisingly large and homely space, with a pair of huge wooden tables at ground-floor level and an expansive seating area upstairs under the rafters. Read_on (No Comments)

Kod Baje

This unpretentious and inexpensive lunching spot serves up many traditional staples that have disappeared from more touristy restaurants Read_on (No Comments)

Makina

Makina
Riva-front restaurant decked out in the style of a traditional Konoba or tavern and offering a broad range of traditional Dalmatian fare, from seafood baked under a peka-style metal lid to grilled fish, grilled meats and fishy-flavoured pastas. Read_on (No Comments)

Mediteran

Mediteran
A walled courtyard with an open kitchen, Mediteran is the ideal spot for a relaxing evening, with grilled fish or steak the main culinary crowd-pleasers. Read_on (No Comments)

Nono

Occupying a back yard that has been roofed over to create a high-ceilinged dining space, Nono supplies good-quality seafood in an environment that is quirkily rustic but not overburdened with kitsch. Read_on (No Comments)

Pini

Pini
Good home cooking in an interior that blends traditional bare stone with modern minimalist design touches, or in the walled garden with its open kitchen. Read_on (No Comments)

Popaj

Sandwiches, burgers and ćevapi sold from a kiosk right next door to the Popaj café-bar. It can get mobbed on summer evenings, although the queue of hungry holidaymakers is a prime spot for flirting. Read_on (No Comments)

Santa Maria

Tortillas, tacos and burritos alongside pastas and steaks, please everyone. Engaging bits of bric-a-brac fill the dining room, with old cash tills, model boats, domestic implements and a confusion of paintings and photographs. Read_on (No Comments)

Šimun

This is an evocatively traditional-style tavern right by the bridge into the Old Town, decorated with nautical ropes, fishing nets, and the odd wooden cart for good measure. Read_on (No Comments)

Spalato

Spalato
A bright and welcoming Riva-side restaurant diagonally opposite the ferry jetty, with a serviceable range of pizzas, fishes, steaks, and home-style lunchtime favourites such as pašticada (stewed steak in prune sauce). Read_on (No Comments)

Tic Tac

The closest that Murter comes to a cult restaurant, Tic Tac was one of the early innovators in the Adriatic gastro scene, adding a modern European culinary twist to Croatia’s traditional seafood repertoire. Read_on (No Comments)

Torkul

Located at the mainland end of the causeway, Torkul offers a familiar mixture of wooden benches and stone walls hung with an enjoyable jumble of bric-a-brac (including among other things nautical photographs, a life belt, and a tuba). Read_on (No Comments)

Tunga Re

Tunga Re
Summer-only restaurant set back from the seafront in a small stone house – you may well have to wait before being seated. Read_on (No Comments)

Tvrđava

Tvrđava
Knin’s sole charming restaurant is right at the entrance to the town’s one main sight, lodged in the former gatehouse of Knin fortress. Read_on (No Comments)

Vidrovača

Located in a cove south of Skradin and almost underneath the bridge of the Zagreb-Split motorway, the dramatically-situated Vidrovača is well-nigh inaccessible unless you have a boat. Read_on (No Comments)

Vratija se Šime

A few steps away from Hramina beach, this large walled garden with seating underneath a timber canopy is a pleasant place to end up after a taxing day spent working on the sun tan. Read_on (No Comments)

Zameo ih vjetar

Announcing itself as a “marisqueria” (a Spanish term meaning seafood bar) in big letters above the entrance, “Gone Read_on (No Comments)

Zlatka

If Skradin’s culinary traditions leave you cold (or simply out of pocket) you can always opt for Zlatka’s trusty and Read_on (No Comments)

Zlatne školjke

Zlatne školjke
A cosy restaurant set back slightly from the seafront, the Golden Seashell shelters in a timber-beamed dining room decked out with pictures of local beauty spots. Read_on (No Comments)

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