Where to eat in Croatia?

Some of the most best restaurants in Croatia which you simply have to visit and taste!

RESTAURANT „Le Mandrac“ - Opatija / Volosko

Head chef: Mr. Deniz Zembo / Sommelier : Ms. Alma Zembo / Maitre D' : Mr. Miran Susanj 

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• Restaurant type : Situated in old fishing port Volosko serving high class local food  with creative cuisine style ( mediteranien cooking with creative spark  ). Contemporary design with food & wine to match complete experience. 
• Capacity: Beautifull  40 seat terrace situated in the center of the local port ( 5 meters away from seawater front ) + 40 seat lobby  ( capacity max 100 persons ). Terrace is designed to be used during whole year. 
• Working hours: 12-24 every day,  all year  ( closed for holiday 2 weeks in january )
• Cards accepted: All major credit cards ( mastercard , visa, amex ,..... )
• Parking avaibility : 100m away from restaurant ( local parking bay )
• Distance from marina : Opatija ( 3,5 km ), ACI- Ićići ( 6 km ). Volosko has it's own boat bay.  
• Menu comproise only 12 meals ( a la carte ) wich are intended to change seasonally ( 4 times a year ). Degustation menu is made to enhance eno-gastro experience in our restaurant and it is to be consumed slowly ( 3-4 hours ). It compromise of 15 different flavours in bite size ( amuse bouches ) and with every plate we sugest different wine (an option). Degustation menu is changed daily depending upon local food suply.
• Reference : Gault & Millau restaurant guide 2 hats 15/20 points -2008 , Veronelli * -2008  , 2 (second ) place in Croatia - Good croatian restaurants 2005  – newspaper magazine „Vecernji list“.

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RESTAURANT „Bota Sare“ - Ston

Head chef: Ms. Tanja Sare / Sommelier : Mr. Pero Sare / Maitre D' : Mr. Jerko Radic 

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• Restaurant type : Situated in castle on main waterfront in Mali Ston serving high class local sea food. Bota Sare offers authentic Dalmatian food - oysters, crabs and fresh fish and all that based on recipes from Dubrovnik republic.
• Capacity: 40 seat on gallery and 60 seats in restaurant. Terrace 20 seats is designed to be used during summer. 
• Working hours: 12-24 every day,  all year  ( closed for holiday 2 weeks in january )
• Cards accepted: All major credit cards ( mastercard , visa, amex ,..... )
• Parking avaibility : 10 m away from restaurant ( local parking bay )
• Distance from marina : ACI Dubrovnik ( 35 km ). Mali Ston has it's own boat bay.  
• Menu: Sea food
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RESTAURANT „Tragos“ - Trogir

Head chef: N/A / Sommelier : Mr. Jerko Zunica / Maitre D' : N/A 

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• Restaurant type : Situated in an old baroque palace from the 18th century in the very centre of Trogir, a city which is protected by the UNESCO. The hotel is only 20m away from the city square, the Pjaca and the famous St. Lawrence cathedral.
• Capacity: 40 seats in restaurant, 2 x terrace with 40 seats  
• Working hours: 12-24 every day,  all year  ( closed for holiday 2 weeks in january )
• Cards accepted: All major credit cards ( mastercard , visa, amex ,..... )
• Parking avaibility : 50 m away from restaurant ( local parking bay )
• Distance from marina : ACI Trogir ( 500 m ) 
• Menu: Sea food
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Many events in the history of mankind eventually fade into oblivion, but others, leave their indelible marks for the entire world to see. More than 350 years ago, the Croats initiated one such influential occurrence. Although started in the 17th century in a small region on the Adriatic coast, the consequences of this event are still very much evident the world over. 600 million people now wear the ubiquitous symbol of Croatia around their necks, close to their hearts. Did you know that Croatia is the mother country of the necktie?

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Since the very beginning of production of office writing equipment (since 1906.), the name Penkala represents the pinnacle of quality and exclusivity beyond comparison. In 1999., adopting the highest technological and quality standards, TOZ began the production of Penkala products, and by the end of last year, based on the Contract of exclusive rights, as well as use of the name and registered trademark, TOZ accepts into its name the name of Penkala, including all the rights and obligations. The assortment of Penkala includes fountain pens and pens, as well as wood pastels, products of the highest quality, which guarantees TOZ Penkala the reputation as a manufacturer of top quality products in the world.

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Croats first settled the eastern coast of the Adriatic sea in the seventh century A.D. Tomislav, the first Croatian king, was crowned in the year 925 A.D.

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The Roman emperor Diocletian built a palace in Dalmatia in 305 A.D., which became the foundation of today’s city of Split, one of Croatia’s six monuments under UNESCO protection.

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Croatia is the homeland of Marco Polo, the world renowned 13th century traveller, who was born on the Dalmatian island of Korčula.

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The famous scientist Nikola Tesla (1856-1943), inventor of alternating current, was born in Smiljan, Croatia, died in New York, USA.

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The parachute was invented and first trialled by the Croatian Faust Vrancic in the 17th century. He also designed the first wind turbine.

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The stone which built the White House in Washington D.C. comes from the island of Brac.

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The Republic of Dubrovnik was the first state to recognize the United States of America as a sovereign state.

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That the national parks Plitvice and Krka have been used as the locations for scenes in the films about the indian Winnetou?

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Croatian soccer player Davor Suker won “The Golden Boot Award” as the top scorer of 1998. FIFA World Cup. Croatia participates in 2006. World Cup, which takes place in Germany, as well.

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Croatian representative Goran Ivanisevic won the Wimbledon Championship in 2001.

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Janica Kostelic “The Snow Queen of Croatia” became the first alpine skier to win four medals in a single Winter Olympic Games (at the Salt Lake City Winter Games 2002), winning a medal in every event in which she competed. By winning gold and silver medal in this years’ Olympics in Torino, she became the most successful alpine skier of all times. By winning two Crystal Globes this year, Janica became the most successful skier in the history of World Cup, as well. 

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Drazen Petrovic became known as the Croatian Mozart. A title he earned by turning basketball into an artform. He set new standards for the game across borders, first in Spain for Real Madrid and later with the Portland Trailblazers and New Jersey Nets of the NBA.

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