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Dubrovnik's Michelin-starred restaurant, set on the city walls above the old harbour, where chef Marijo Curić blends Mediterranean produce with Asian and French technique.
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10 places · Updated October 27, 2026
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Dubrovnik's Michelin-starred restaurant, set on the city walls above the old harbour, where chef Marijo Curić blends Mediterranean produce with Asian and French technique.
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A classic fine-dining restaurant in a former maritime school by the Pile Gate, with sea-edge terraces facing the Lovrijenac and Bokar fortresses; closed for the 2026 season.
View details — NautikaRestaurant
A refined Old Town restaurant with an intimate terrace above the lanes, serving contemporary Mediterranean cooking from local produce and five- or nine-course tasting menus.
View details — Restaurant DubrovnikRestaurant
A seafood restaurant founded in 1886 just off Stradun, known for Adriatic fish, charcoal-grilled octopus and a first-floor terrace.
View details — ProtoRestaurant
A Bib Gourmand Old Town restaurant serving Bosnian and Balkan cooking, from grilled meats out of its own butcher's to homemade plum baklava.
View details — Taj MahalRestaurant
A small, casual Old Town restaurant on a narrow lane, serving Croatian tapas followed by contemporary Mediterranean fish, meat and vegetarian mains.
View details — ZuzoriRestaurant
A restaurant on a small square beside the Jesuit church, known for reviving old Dubrovnik dishes such as roast capon and šporki makaruli.
View details — KopunRestaurant
A seasonal Old Town restaurant by the Buža II passage through the walls, mixing Asian flavours with Adriatic produce in dishes like prawn pouches in red curry.
View details — AzurRestaurant
A seasonal grill house high on the northern side of the Old Town, with a split-level terrace under a pergola beside the walls and no reservations.
View details — Lady Pi-PiRestaurant
A tiny seafood street-food counter in the Old Town, known for its octopus burger, fried oysters and tuna and shrimp burgers.
View details — Barba