We had lunch in a small restaurant, testing the guide's lesson explaining us that the streets were broken in angles in the sea side, to cut the freezing winds in winter, and straight inland side to allow the flow of refreshing summer breezes.
We were cool, in the esplanade, but the lunch was banal. Nothing to remember nor complaint. However, descending to the walls by the sea, we discovered a long series of restaurants with excellent look, and, competing door to door, they must have a good quality-price ratio. Next time...
Updated Dec 7, 2012
This is special becouse it is out of korcula in place caled Zrnovo they work all day from may till end of semptember they have for ewerebody 10% discount in may and semptember ambiance is rustic in stone, music is tipic dalmatian, and the food and wine is great. They have ewerithinf from fish and meat from grill and they all food is special becouse they prepare it from the heart.And if you have group or want to come to this restorant you just caled 00 385 91 503 9258 and they can do ewerithing for you from cheap sleaping till cheap eating
Also you can find there contact and kupon for 10% discount on there internet page www.konobabelin.com
Favorite Dish: Makaroni from Žrnovo are great and i also like meat peka nexst time
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Konoba belin Zrnovo first village Korcula
Phone: 00 385 91 503 9258
Photo 1 and 2. Konoba Moski Konjić stands on Zakrjan, the old town’s promenade, on the eastern side of the peninsula. The promenade is also named Setzlište Petra Kanalevića. The tables are pleasantly set along the water with a good view on Pelješac on the other side of the channel.
Photo 3. The restaurant itself is on the other side of the street.
Photo 4. Crni rizot (Risotto with squid black) was a wonder, mellow in the mouth!
Photo 5. Grk white wine is grown only on the island, in the nearby village of Lumbarda
Written Nov 15, 2009
Photo 1 and 2. Konoba Marinero stands in a narrow street, ulica Marka Andijica. We went twice to Konoba Marinero and I will present here the best of our meals and drinks.
Photo 3. Korčula lobster is famous and we had to taste it. It was served with pasta and a yummy sauce.
Photo 4. An assortment of grilled fish, caught in the morning…
Photo 5. Pošip is a white wine, traditionally grown both in Korčula and in Pelješac. It is one of the top and most famous Croatian wines, now widely grown outside of that area. It has been recently established (2002) by genetic analysis that it originated from the island. It is a dry wine of a golden color and a very pleasant aroma.
Written Nov 15, 2009
In this very popular restaurant with visitors and locals, I found a very good service. They serve grilled food and various beer and wines.
Due to its location in the centre of the old town, this restaurant is the ideal place to eat for a good quality and price.
It is easier to find a free table at night!
Updated Apr 25, 2007
Address: Korcula Town
Phone: ++385.20.711015
It's a best place for family or romantic dinner....All through this road are litlle restaurants with a terraces with a view to the sea...Food is great, maybe a little more expencive, but worth every penny...
Written Oct 15, 2005
This is the restaurant where I photod the mussels and the spaghetti bolognese. I forgot the name of it but if your walking from Korcula town towards Bon Repos it'll be on the right hand side. It's the only restaurant with an upstairs patio that has a bamboo roof and looks over the water polo pool and sea.
Written Aug 11, 2005
Address: across the way from the water polo pools
I don't even really like pasta, but since that's about all you get in Croatia besides the awesome seafood, I had to succomb to all sorts of pasta dishes, and I'm glad I did. This is your average spaghetti bolognese dish in the local restaurants. However, there's nothing average about it. It's nothing short of awesomly delicious and I admit I got addicted to spaghetti bolognese!!!
Written Aug 11, 2005
Address: everywhere
The Adriatic coast is renowned for the variety of seafood dishes, including scampi, prstaci (shellfish) and brodet (mixed fish stewed with rice) all cooked in olive oil and served with vegetables. In the interior visitors should sample manistra od bobica (beans and fresh maize soup).
The regional wines are good
Written Apr 18, 2004
Riva-1 is an excellent and sophisticated restaurant in the town of Prizba on the southern shore of Otok Korcula. We rolled into this sleepy town and thought that mistakes had been made in the translations on the menu. All was correct and everything we ordered was presented beautifully and was delicious! The family had left Croatia in the 50's and moved to Australia. +40 years later they returned to their home with their Australian raised son, now a chef, to open a restaurant on a peaceful bay. As the restaurant is only open for the summer, the family was going to be busy all winter finishing the new apartments which are situated above the restauant for the summer season of 2004 .
Favorite Dish: Everything!
Updated Mar 18, 2004
Address: Prizba, Korcula
Phone: 020 861260
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