Where to eat.

360° Dubrovnik

Michelin-starred, built into the city walls above the Old Harbour. Occasion-worthy tasting menus.

Restaurant Stara Loza

Rooftop terrace with sweeping views, modern Dalmatian tasting menu.

Above 5 Rooftop

Elegant six-course tasting overlooking Stradun.

Proto

A Dubrovnik institution since 1886. Grilled fish, black risotto, and old-school service.

Bota Šare Oyster & Sushi Bar

Ston oysters straight from the family farm, plus sushi with a Croatian twist.

Kopun

Traditional coastal cooking on a beautiful square — try the octopus salad.

Konoba Dubrava (on the way to Srđ)

Peka lamb and veal under the bell — order 3 hours ahead. Worth the drive.

Konoba Ribar

Tiny family-run konoba tucked in the Old Town. Simple, honest, cheap for what it is.

Taj Mahal

Bosnian rather than Croatian, but the ćevapi and Sarajevski sač are outstanding.

Lucin Kantun

Small, warm, welcoming — good pasta, seafood, and portions kids will actually eat.

Pizzeria Oliva

Wood-fired pizza in a quiet square. Reliable go-to with children.

Peppino's Gelato

The best ice cream in the Old Town. Bribery-grade.

Restaurant Panorama (top of the Cable Car)

Sunset over the terracotta rooftops. Book a table 30 minutes before golden hour.

Nautika

Right outside Pile Gate with sea and Lovrijenac views — classic special-occasion spot.

Restaurant Orsan (Lapad)

Feet-in-the-water terrace, calm bay, great for a relaxed sunset dinner.