Konoba Fetivi
A family-run tavern, in the Varoš quarter, serving Dalmatian seafood and pasticada.
Known for: Grilled fish, pašticada
About £14–30 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
Split
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5 places to eat and drink in Split
££ Mid-range
Villa Spiza
A tiny, hugely popular lunch spot serving daily seafood dishes and stews from a chalkboard.
Known for: Daily fish specials
Under about £14 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
Bokeria Kitchen & Wine Bar
A modern kitchen and wine bar, near the Peristyle, with local ingredients and Croatian wines.
Known for: Modern Dalmatian tapas
About £14–30 per person
Good for Families · Groups
Buffet Fife
A no-frills, inexpensive eatery near the waterfront serving traditional Dalmatian dishes.
Known for: Cuttlefish risotto, stews
Under about £14 per person
Local favourite Good for Families · Groups
Luka Ice Cream and Cakes
A popular gelateria and cake shop near the Old Town serving lots of flavours.
Known for: Ice cream and cakes
Under about £14 per person
Local favourite Good for Couples · Families
£ to ££££ is an approximate guide to price level and the per-person range is an estimate, not live pricing. “Good for” is a rule of thumb. Opening times and menus change: check with the venue before you go.
Local dishes to try in Split 3
Peka
Pašticada
Fritule
