The Croatian party spirit is alive and well in Trogir, as evidenced by the scene at Smokvica. We stumbled across Smokvica while taking an evening stroll, and we are so glad that we did - it is a truly unusual place. Nestled in a nook formed by the back walls of the Cathedral of St. Lovro is small square filled with bistro tables and featuring a small stage - this is the space Smokvica shares with another bar. It is really cool to spend an evening here - local musicians perform (and they're not bad!), a young, local crowd dances and drinks - all in the shadow of the imposing cathedral. It's an unlikely place to kick back a few beers and listen to music by American standards, and the fact that we were partying within such close proximity of the town's largest house of worship made the experience that much more fun. The party goes on late into the night. The crowd is friendly and boisterous. Service is pretty good - it's not hard to get refills at all. Definitely check it out - we wish we had a place like Smokvica in New York!