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Sveti Ivan Square is one of the oldest part of Jelsa. In the center of this small square stands the Church of St. John, dating back to 15th century, surrounded by Barogue style town houses.
Written May 9, 2007
Address: Trg Sveti Ivana, Jelsa, Hvar, Dalmatia, Croatia
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KristaB, from Solvenia, recommended this family's homemade wines and grappas. Tasty and beautifully bottled - if you're looking for something special - seek out this producer in Jelsa
Updated Sep 22, 2005
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APARTMENTS MARICA-JELSA: PRIVATE APARTMENTS IN JELSA
Jelsa1 Says: The apartment was very clean, atmosphere in the house friendly. There are altogether 3 apartments for rent, so there is not to much noise. The turkisch coffee and cookies made by Mrs Marica
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Konoba Humac is located east of Jelsa. You'll have take a rock filled, dirt road to reach this konoba but the effort is well rewarded. The setting looks out towards Brac - you sit beneath trees amid a cluster of stone houses. Order a glass of the strong red plavic and take in the view, and let the tranquilty of the setting work it's magic. All the food is locally produced. You must order 'under the bell' type dishes in advance.
Favorite Dish: The lamb was incredibly tender and juicy - the thinly sliced grilled potatoes slightly smoky from the grill. The salted sardines were bathed in fresh olive oil. The home made plavic wine is robust and strong. Thanks to KristaB for recommendation.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Well-priced, pleasant location, good food
Favorite Dish: Seafood risotto 40 kn
Breadcrumbed hake 35 kn
Wiener Schnitzel 45 kn
Grilles calamari 40kn
1 litre local wine 50 kn
Please note these are 2004 prices.
The same risotto in summer 2008 cost 50kn! But the places is still excellent.
Updated Aug 13, 2008
Address: next to Dubokovic gardens, corner of the bay.
Some great events taking place in the evenings: poetry recitals on the little garden island in the middle of Vrboska, opera in the main square in Jelsa, Dobronic exhibition in the Opcinski Dom (Town Hall, Jelsa). The authorities are making a big effort now for tourists.
Dress Code: casual
Updated Aug 16, 2008
.. well it's a cafe that seems to attract teenagers. It's in the middle of the Dubokovic park, and has an internet cafe attached. Verandah and wooden pergolas provide shade.
Dress Code: plenty of punks there, so don;t worry!
Written Apr 1, 2005
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