Quote: It is a great pity that standards have dropped, this was once a good restaurant but is now overpriced and the food is only average. … Read More

Quote: I have eaten here three times now and have yet to be disappointed. For one thing, it is very convenient as I always stay with the Begovic’s and it is just down the stairs and around the corner. They mostly have… Read More

Quote: Walking along Siroka Street in the old city of Dubrovnik, we came along a terrace that was absolutely full of tables and people tucking away at pizzas as large as flying saucers. There was a slight breeze in the… Read More

Quote: Cafe Orlando is the perfect place to catch a quick bite for breakfast before heading into the old city. You should be able to get away for well under $5 a person. Situated directly in front of the Pile Gate and… Read More

Quote: A friend in New York recommended this excellent little restaurant, which sits in the shadow of a high city wall along the sea. Her glowing recommendation was right on the money - we enjoyed an excellent meal… Read More

Quote: There are so many good restaurants in Dubrovnik..this particular one serves very good seafood and since you are on the sea, you really need to have at least one seafood dinner while visiting. During the… Read More

Quote: This restaurant is located on the road just above (north) of the Ploce Gate. It is right next to a parking lot, which is not as bad as it may sound. Therefore, it is the food that matters here in this… Read More

Quote: The romantic Restauran Victoria is possibly the prettiest restaurant I have ever been to. The stunning, unobstructed view of Dubrovnik's walled Old Town is unparalleled, and the elegant, flower-decked dining… Read More

Quote: If you want something apart from the local beach restaurants (nothing wrong with them), then go to Riva, where you will find excellent service, an extensive menu, and a beautiful setting just a few steps away… Read More

Quote: I visited Dubrovnik’s Old Town for the first time on a stormy evening in early March, although it was beautiful even then. Unfortunately, the ominousness of these skies was reflected in the dearth of affordable… Read More