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Restaurants in Split

Split has restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets these days. The highlights are the fresh local seafood and the hearty local Dalmatian specialities.

The Split restaurants below have been classed into three pricing categories:
Expensive (over 300HRK)
Moderate (150HRK to 300HRK)
Cheap (up to 150HRK)
These Split restaurant prices are for a three-course meal for one, with half a bottle of house wine including tax. Service is not included on bills with 10% service the norm.

Šumica

Price: Expensive

The car park at this favourite of the local besuited brigade is full of flash cars and it is easy to see why. It is set amidst woodland overlooking the sea just southeast of Bačvice. Seafood is the undoubted star, grilled to perfection and served up with an impressive array of Croatian wines both from the coast and the highly regarded hinterland too. One of the finest restaurants in Split.

Address: Put Firula 6, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 389 897.

Bruna

Price: Expensive

Bruna is a refined and assured hotel restaurant in Split loved by locals and visiting businesspeople alike. The highlight is dining out under the stars on the restaurant’s large terrace. Settle in for a set menu or go à la carte for some seriously fine white fish. The grilled squid is excellent as are the selection of white wines from the Slavonia region of Croatia.

Address: Hatzeov Perivoj 3, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 406 400.
www.hotelpark-split.hr

Nostromo Restaurant

Price: Expensive

The seafood comes straight from the fish market just outside and could not be fresher at Nostromo, the finest seafood restaurant in Split. Choose from a variety of white and blue fish or splash out on an Adriatic seafood platter to share. It comes heaving with grilled fish, squid, mussels, langoustines and whatever else the chef fancies popping on. Excellent Dalmatian wines too.

Address: Kraj Sveti Marije, Split, Croatia
Telephone: 091 405 6666.
www.restoran-nostromo.hr

Enoteka Terra

Price: Moderate

This cellar wine bar located in Bačvice is something of a local secret. Enjoy wonderful Croatian vino by the glass as you nibble on tapas Croatian style at this top Split restaurant. The varied menu features the likes of spicy Slavonian sausage, pršut (air-dried ham), as well as dishes infused with pungent Istrian truffles. More substantial dishes, such as sea bass and fillet steaks, are also available at this gastronome’s paradise.

Address: Prilaz braće Kaliterna 6, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 314 800.
www.vinoteka.hr

Kod Jože

Price: Cheap

This rustic konoba (traditional Croatian bistro) serves excellent fish and meat dishes. There is something on the menu to suit every budget from cheap and delicious seafood risotto to more pricey local langoustines (scampi). It gets massively busy in summer with both locals and tourists so make sure to get in early to snare a pew on the communal benches.

Address: Sredmanuška 4, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 347 397.

Pizzeria Galija

Price: Cheap

Customers tuck into delicious brick-oven baked pizzas at heavy wooden tables in this informal, bustling pizzeria, close to the fish market.

Address: Tončićeva 12, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 347 932.

Restoran Jugo

Price: Moderate

Sailing types feast on the terrace of this glass-fronted 1970s building overlooking the yachts moored in the ACI marina. The stunning view back across the bay to the Riva and the Old Town more than rewards the walk to this Split restaurant - the Dalmatian dishes don't disappoint either. The risotto-based dishes are excellent value, while the price of quality white fish can be ramped up to bend the credit cards of visiting yachties.

Address: Uvala baluni bb, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 398 900.

Šperun

Price: Cheap

This small, cosy restaurant in Split offers refined local cuisine, with an emphasis on seafood; the interior is decorated with antiques and modern oil paintings. The daily special is often a good bet. Come early if you want to nab one of the sprinkling of outdoor tables, and stay away from the fresh gilled fish if you want to stick to a tight budget.

Address: Šperun 3, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 346 999.

Stellon

Price: Moderate

Cooking everything from simple pizza and pasta dishes to perfectly cooked steak served with truffles from Croatia’s Istrian region, Stellon caters to all tastes. Throw in the contemporary décor and relaxed ambience and it is easy to understand its popularity with a young crowd down in Bačvice Bay.

Address: Preradovicevo Šetalište, Split, Croatia
Telephone: (021) 489 200.
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