The restaurant is situated in a floor level of one old house on a main old-town promenade. They prepare grilled meals in the same room, and that is one amusing performance! Chef is funny grumpy man making jokes and tossing food as if doing some witchcraft.
Hard to get the table after 19.00, so make a reservation. Long wooden tables and benches mean you get to sit and chat with other people.
Favorite Dish: We had some grilled meat and I ordered Pasticada - beef marinated in vinegar, with special spices (cloves, too!), cooked in dark sauce and served with potato dumplings. Mmmm…
Updated Feb 7, 2004
Driving from Dubrovnik to Korcula, we passed through the town of Mali Ston (a few miles before you get to the ferry at Orebic). There, we had a phenomenal lunch at a seafood restaurant called Bella Vista. As the name implies, it's high on a hill with a lovely view down to the Ston harbor--see the photo here.
Favorite Dish: My friend and I split the seafood platter, which is advertised as serving two people. Actually, it's more like four! The platter included huge quantities of delicious grilled and fried fish and shellfish, plus French fries and salad. It was amazing.
Written Dec 14, 2003
Address: Mali Ston, on the way from Dubrovnik to Orebic
The Marco Polo had pretty much the same menu as every other restaurant in Croatia--pasta, fish, risotto, grilled meat, salads, and cheese plates. But the shrimp risotto I got at this place was superb--the best plate of food I had in the country.
Written Dec 14, 2003
Address: Korcula old city
There is a really good pizza joint in the square with the church that has lions on it's doors. Their sign in all over the island, it's orange and white I think. I suggest getting take-out and taking your pie to the waterfront where you can sit on a bench or the wall and watch the sunset or the ships go by on their way up and down Croatia's coast.
Written Oct 26, 2002
Walk on the promenade and choose !
Written Oct 12, 2007
Really great pizzas everywhere. This particular one I had in Lumbarda at the Pizza place 50yrds to the right of the water taxis.
Written Aug 16, 2005
Scampi risotto and scampi pasta
Written Aug 11, 2005
Address: down town
This place had great scampi, pasta dishes, mussels, and pizzas.
Written Aug 11, 2005
These mussels were so fresh and tasty and cheap. Don't pass them by and can find them at almost every restaurant in town.
Written Aug 11, 2005
Like most of the eating places on the island, the food is great.
Favorite Dish: Seafood
Written Apr 9, 2004
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