"Accommodation" Restaurants in Croatia
The view of the old town and the sea with its islets is breathtaking. The cuisine is in no way inferior to the view: Every plate is a testament to the superb quality of the produce, precision and refined creativity. The wine accompaniment is also of the very highest calibre.
A Garden of Eden with fragrant lemon trees and first-class accommodation, each room individually designed. The gastronomic focus is on freshly caught fish, oysters and local vegetables, and the best olive oil is used to flavour the dishes. Selected wines.
In the villa, which rises 388 metres above the sea and offers fantastic views, you are welcomed and pampered in the best possible way. The cuisine has made a welcome push towards modernity. Regional ingredients are used to create works of art for the eye and the palate. Great wines!
Marble, large chandeliers and white tablecloths exude historical elegance, while Ana Grgić Tomić's cuisine is anchored in the vivid day. She interprets Mediterranean tradition in her own personal, sophisticated way. Every plate is a feast for the eyes. Large wine list with 200 labels.
The restaurant is very elegantly furnished in an upscale hotel. The view of the sea from the new sun terrace is captivating. The outstanding wines are accompanied by internationally inspired dishes, with regional herbs and spices adding the finishing touches.
The elegant setting above the rooftops of the city is the ideal backdrop for the modern cuisine - based mostly on local ingredients and Istrian flavours, which chef Jeffrey Vella brings to the plate with unparalleled perfection. Service and wines round off the experience.
On the island of Solta, lies an exquisite hotel in an historic castle. The kitchen has mastered the art of elevating simple dishes to a very high level. Fish and seafood are the focus, and sometimes all you need for pure flavour is lemon and olive oil.
Dine in style in the beautiful vaulted room with a view of Lone Bay. Fine dining is achieved with seafood cuisine, such as white fish tartare with pea cream or braised octopus on sweet potato puree. Carefully selected wines round off the overall experience.
On the island of Pag, the business combines a hotel, restaurant and winery under one roof. The ambitious cuisine completely reinterprets the traditional. For chef Boris Šuljić, perfection comes from simplicity, but each plate is also a small work of art.
A gem of gastronomic delights is waiting to be discovered on the island. Chef Marko Gajski's focus is on pure flavour, with the products sourced mainly from Korcula. A six-course menu is accompanied by excellent wines.
The creative realisation of classic French cuisine and the purity of the produce, most of which is sourced locally, are important to the kitchen. The fried fish fillet in fennel sauce is a dream; Thai mint sauce goes well with the scampi tartare. Excellent wines!
Modern luxury in a historic ambience is not only offered by the renovated rooms of the villa, the cuisine also continues this trend. The creative tasting menu made from local ingredients is delicious. Fish and seafood are often combined with fruit flavours. Very good wines.
The hotel, which is housed in a historic building, is home to a top restaurant. Many of the ingredients, such as the olive oil, are home-grown. Each course of the tasting menu, which is accompanied by Croatian and international wines, is creative and full of flavour.
Every elegant detail is perfectly realised in the romantic country house, surrounded only by idyllic nature. Fine wines from the hotel's own vineyards are paired with the creative dishes. Example: vegetable starter with cashew and black olive powder.
Fine dining is served in an exclusive atmosphere above the rooftops of the city with a breathtaking view. The smoked mussels in a lemon emulsion are an impressive starter. Tender lamb is given the finishing touch with thyme sauce and pistachios.
Head chef Pavo Klarić captures the flavours of Istria. He creatively realises traditional dishes and attaches great importance to regionality and sustainability. Fine wines come from the wine cellar. The stone house with its elegant flair offers a sauna and pool - a cosy place to spend the night.
Noble Japanese and Croatian island - the exciting combination works. Original Japanese food is mixed with organic Mediterranean ingredients. Sushi, sashimi and soups are excellent, and there are also great Japanese whiskies and an extensive wine list.
It's not just the setting of this stylish hotel that promises a little slice of heaven, but also the upscale restaurant that goes with it. Seafood lovers will get their money's worth, while the homemade tagliatelle with roasted beef and wild mushrooms is also magical.
The sea is reflected in modern form in the hotel rooms. The seafood cuisine focuses on the pure flavour of the products, framed by intense herbal espumas and fruity, creamy textures. The tasting menu is the perfect choice. Good wine accompaniment.
Istrian beauty is not only found here in the landscape, but also on the estate and in the classically creative dishes - all based on the best regional organic ingredients. Various prosciutti or steaks are delicious, pasta is served with beef ragout or truffles.