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Foša

The guide was updated: 2024-09-10

Beloved by locals for its seafood, Foša combines traditions and new trends in both its culinary offer and interiors' decorations. The place is named after the small harbours where restaurant is located. You can enjoy the harbour view from the beautiful terrace.

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Address: Kralja Dmitra Zvonimira 2
Opening hours: Daily noon–1am
Website: www.fosa.hr
Phone: +385 23 314 421
Email: info@fosa.hr

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Bruschetta

Bruschetta

Offering Italian dishes as well as traditional Dalmatian seafood, at Bruschetta the focus is on traditional Mediterranean cuisine. The restaurant serves quality food in a casual environment and it's popular with locals for its lunch deals.

Kornat

Kornat

By many considered the best restaurant in town, Kornat offers top-quality food in a delightful location and charming atmosphere. The restaurant can boast a set of Dalmatian dishes prepared with prime-quality ingredients and a good selection of Croatian wines just to be savoured by customers on the great front-harbour location. Try the black risotto and the angler fish.

Pet Bunara Dine & Wine

Pet Bunara Dine & Wine

Seasonal, organic ingredients are the core of Pet Bunara cuisine, where traditional dishes are prepared according to the Slow Food philosophy. Dalmatian classics are served alongside carefully selected wines in a cosy atmosphere. Try the traditional fig cake.

Konoba Skoblar

Konoba Skoblar

Konobas are traditional Dalmatian taverns and Skoblar happens to be the oldest one in all Zadar. This is the right place to find authentic regional cuisine set in an equally traditional venue. Specialties of Konoba Skoblar include food cooked under the "pod pekom" (an iron baking bell) and desserts such as Kalelarga cheesecake and Maraschino cake.

Foša

Foša

Beloved by locals for its seafood, Foša combines traditions and new trends in both its culinary offer and interiors' decorations. The place is named after the small harbours where restaurant is located. You can enjoy the harbour view from the beautiful terrace.

Kaštel

Kaštel

Enjoy a complete fine-dining experience at Kaštel, where Croatian classics are revisited and enriched with Italian and French flavours. Seasonal, local ingredients are a must for this restaurant serving grate pastas, fresh fish and homemade bread.

Tri Bunara

Tri Bunara

A no-frills pizzeria located in the old town. The pizzas are some of the best in Zadar, but you should also try their sandwiches and salads.

Bistro Pjat

Bistro Pjat

A traditional restaurant with classic Mediterranean cuisine and an interior decorated in the atmosphere of an old trattoria.

2Ribara

2Ribara

A central venue with modern-looking interiors serving a wide selection of Croatian and Dalmatian dishes and wood-oven-baked pizza at very reasonable prices.

Trattoria Canzona

Trattoria Canzona

Simple food and affordable prices in a rustic atmosphere. There are new options in the menu every day and their pizza is among the favourites in town.

Harbor Cookhouse & Club

Harbor Cookhouse & Club

Just a five minutes walk away from the city centre, Harbor is located right in front of the old harbour. The interiors are carefully appointed and the innovative cuisine in a bland of Mediterranean and Peruvian flavours. Harbor is also a lounge bar with DJ sessions.

Proto Food & More

Proto Food & More

Simple interiors, genuine food and an easy-going attitude are turning Proto into one of the most popular restaurant in Zadar. Dalmatian classics are served in big portions and every now and then they come up with special, limited time menus focused on select ingredients.

Konoba Stomorica

Konoba Stomorica

A traditional restaurant serving local dishes and Croatian wines and spirits. One of the oldest of its kind in the city and a favourite with local for its generous portions and reasonable prices. Enjoy live traditional music on Friday evenings.

Malo Misto

Malo Misto

A traditional charcoal-grill restaurant (roštilj) with an outdoor terrace and live Croatian music

Groppo

Groppo

A Mediterranean restaurant in the heart of Zadar that organises banquets to the highest standards with a wide range of food, from finger-food to sumptuous fish and meat dishes.

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