Food in Dubrovnik
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We're there on Friday/ Saturday.
Sounds dead busy during the cruise ship hours but better later on.
Sounds dead busy during the cruise ship hours but better later on.
Don’t expect little breadcrumbed things with chips when you order scampi, ask for a bib and a finger bowl to clean up afterwards
Reptilia
Striker
Not necessarily Old Town but we stayed just outside in Orasac, there was this little family run restaurant inside the grounds of the Radisson Blue where we were staying, we tried it one night and it's honestly one of the best meals i've ever had. They made their own cherry brandy as well which was f***ing lovely.
We ate in many lovely places; quite hard to go wrong, I thought. There was one in particular that we loved but I can't remember the name which is no use to you! I'll ask my mates if they can remember.
Taverna Otto! It came back to me.
BILLY BUS PASS
Midfield
Not hidden but 360 on the walls was nice mind
Steeeeeeed
Midfield
We enjoyed Taj Mahal, which was a Bosnian restaurant. Think it was a bit more expensive than nearby places but worth it
offmenut
Striker
I'd stay away from the main square marra.
Seriously though, do folk not use trip advisor?
I love it. I probably get just as much joy from looking and planning all the things to do and places to eat etc as much as the actual holiday!
spitfire
Striker
We stayed in Cavtat a couple of years ago. It's a cracking little boat journey across to Dubrovnik. As you say much better than the road. Shame about the bloody aircraft noise though
DJP
Striker
There's a little vegan restaurant called Nishta and it is outstanding. Their food is so inventive and even our carnivore son loved it. Going on holiday can be about trying new experiences. Surprise yourself with this one:
www.nishtarestaurant.com
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Nishta Vegetarian, Vegan and Raw Restaurant - Dubrovnik
We are Dubrovnik's exclusive vegetarian and vegan restaurant located in the historic Dubrovnik Old Town - serving gourmet vegan, raw, and gluen free dishes.
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NISHTA, Dubrovnik - Updated 2022 Restaurant Reviews, Menu & Prices - Tripadvisor
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The Sinful Dwarf
Midfield
Ther's a little place selling gyros and burgers in one of the side streets off the main drag. Seemed to be something akin to Greggs on one of the main streets.
I really didn't like Dubrovnik. Apart from that vegan place above and a couple of bars I thought it was a complete tourist trap. Generic overpriced bait and gormless American tourists on Game of Thrones tours.
Get outside the walls.
Get outside the walls.
Harbour Boy
Winger
Aye, split was way better
We stayed inside the walls in a little apartment just off the square, loved it.
Do your site seeing early in the morning and after dark as its quieter then as no tourists about.
Dont remember being ripped off anywhere as such, it was a little more expensive in the cafes overlooking the sea and harbour
Mind we went years ago pre-game of thrones
Do your site seeing early in the morning and after dark as its quieter then as no tourists about.
Dont remember being ripped off anywhere as such, it was a little more expensive in the cafes overlooking the sea and harbour
Mind we went years ago pre-game of thrones
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Same here
I love having a browse on Trip Advisor.
I've never been on a package holiday.
I like the DIY approach. - working out best options, for flights, trains, hotels, is something I enjoy doing.
We're staying on the border/ walls of Old Town I think, taxi there tomorrow from Montenegro.
What's it like for a drink? Hoping for small bars on little winding streets like Lisbon rather than posh wine bars etc but don't know if that's the case....
What's it like for a drink? Hoping for small bars on little winding streets like Lisbon rather than posh wine bars etc but don't know if that's the case....
There's a good craft beer bar that sells the local small brewery stuff. Can't remember the name but you'll find it with a Google as it's the only place in the city walls that does that.
The wine bar opposite is good too.
