Central Dalmatia Restaurants
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1. Restoran Palmižana Meneghello
$$$ | |On the tiny island of Sveti Klement, a 20-minute taxi-boat ride from Hvar Town, this terrace restaurant is backed by a romantic wilderness of Mediterranean flora and offers stunning views over the open sea. Besides wonderfully fresh seafood, dishes include kožji sir sa rukolom (goat cheese with arugula), and pašticada (beef stewed in sweet wine and prunes). The owner is well known for her love of art and culture as well as food: the walls are decorated with contemporary Croatian art, and there are classical music recitals on Sunday morning.
Sveti Klement, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, Croatia091-478–3111Known For
- Exquisite view and heavenly surroundings
- Upscale Croatian dishes
- Croatian art decor and Sunday morning classical music recitals
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Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Mar., Credit cards accepted -
2. Konoba Menego
$$ | |On the steps between the main square and the fortress, this authentic stone-walled konoba has candlelit tables and pršut hanging from the raftered ceiling. Come here to share platters of locally produced, cold Dalmatian specialties such as kožji sir (goat cheese), salata od hobotnice (octopus salad), and masline (olives), or feast on wild boar and traditional pašticada. Before leaving, round off your meal with pijane smokve (literally "drunk figs": figs marinated in brandy), and be sure to check out the world atlas where guests sign on the pages of their hometowns.
Kroz Grodu 26, Hvar, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, 21450, Croatia021-717–411Known For
- Small plates and "drunken" (brandy-marinated) figs
- No reservations so waits are possible
- Cash only
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Rate Includes: Closed Dec.–Mar., No credit cards -
3. Macondo
$$$ | |Fresh fish takes center stage at this superb restaurant hidden away on a narrow, cobbled street of Hvar Town. The dining room is simply furnished with wooden tables, discreet modern art, and a large open fire, and the food and service are practically faultless.
Marije Maričić 7, Hvar, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, 21450, Croatia021-742–850Known For
- Superfresh seafood
- Well-versed waitstaff
- Great place to try gregada (fish stew)
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Dec.–Mar., Credit cards accepted -
4. Passarola
$$$$ | |Tucked away in a picturesque courtyard off the main square, great care is taken at this sophisticated restaurant to select and focus on the best local, organic ingredients. The wine list is impressive and includes local standouts and a wide international selection. There's also live classical or jazz music on some nights.
Dr. Mate Miličića 10, Hvar, Splitsko-Dalmatinska, Croatia021-717–374Known For
- Traditional dishes
- Beautiful presentation and flavors
- Impressive wine list
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Apr. -
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