Tucked away from the main street, good for a quiet lunch. Bruschetta was different than last time but still tasty.

Stopped by the new spot with a couple of friends and honestly the tuna tataki was the highlight&mdash;so fresh and light. We also grabbed the seafood pasta which was solid. Place was pretty packed but we still had a good time hanging out. Would come back for the food alone.

Stumbled onto this place by accident and the prawn pasta got me hooked. Gluten-free options are actually decent here, which is rare to find. Sat on the terrace, nice shade, no complaints. Service was friendly too. Would come back just for that pasta again.

The bruschetta with gorgonzola, pear, and honey was really good, and the beef cheeks just fell apart. Our waiter even picked up an electric guitar mid-service, which was a fun little surprise. Nothing fancy, but comfortable. Only thing&mdash;the place got a bit loud later on, but I didn&#39;t mind much. Would sit outside next time maybe.

Steak was solid, cooked right, good flavor. But the seafood risotto was the real deal&mdash;lots of mussels, creamy but not too heavy. Hit the spot for a quick lunch. Place was busy but I got my food fast enough. Would grab that risotto again if I&#39;m in the area.

Been coming here for a while now, and the grilled octopus is still my go-to. Cooked just right, not rubbery at all. Portion&#39;s decent for the price too. Fish soup was good last time, though I wish they&#39;d bring back that corn bread faster&mdash;it&#39;s always gone in minutes. Place gets busy, but that&#39;s a good sign I guess.

Lovely courtyard spot with proper tablecloths and attentive staff. Food was solid traditional fare, just as pictured.

Stopped by for a burger in the old town&mdash;place has a shaded courtyard, which was a nice break from the sun. Burger was big, definitely filling. Price was fair for the size, I&rsquo;ll give them that. Staff were friendly enough. Only thing: cash only, so make sure you&rsquo;ve got some on you. Not a bad stop if you&rsquo;re hungry.

Cevapi here were solid&mdash;grilled right, juicy, and the portion was big enough that I didn&rsquo;t need anything else. Prices are lower than most places around, which surprised me for the quality. I&rsquo;d go back just for that. Maybe skip the burgers, stick to the cevapi.

Marko picked our starters &mdash; ceviche and squid chips were spot on. Seafood risotto had that bright citrus thing going on, grilled octopus was solid too. Local white wine matched well. Place was busy but we didn&#39;t wait too long. Good dinner.

The eggs were so fluffy and seasoned just right, plus the grilled veggies were a nice extra. Honestly one of my favorite breakfasts in Croatia so far. Would totally come back with friends 😊

Came for the octopus, left happy. Cooked just right, tasted fresh and proper Dalmatian. Owner even brought over some homemade liquor&mdash;nice touch.

The whole fish for &euro;15 was a proper deal&mdash;big portion, cooked well. Pasta on the next table looked even better than the menu photo. Service was friendly enough.

The duck and fig pizza was pretty good &mdash; not something you see every day. Toppings felt creative without being fussy. Fine spot if you&#39;re after something a bit different.

The pork with plum sauce was really good&mdash;sweet and tangy, just the right balance. I kept thinking about it after I left. The room itself has this warm, quiet vibe that made me want to stay longer. Maybe not a place for a rushed dinner, but perfect for taking your time.

Tucked in near the bridge, easy to miss. Grilled chicken was juicy, well-seasoned. They poured a solid glass of house red that paired nicely. Staff friendly enough.

The set menu here is honestly a solid deal for Trogir&#39;s old town. Wine list had some nice picks too. Service was professional without being stuffy.

Lovely hidden terrace off the old town chaos. Black risotto was properly rich, and they paired it with a crisp local white that cut through nicely. Service let us linger without hovering.

The fish platter for two was the move. Sea bream came out super fresh, grilled just right. Prices felt fair for what you get, especially since it&#39;s right by the water. Place was a bit busy but we didn&#39;t wait too long. Would come back for that bream again.

Stopped here for a quick bite before heading back out. Terrace view of the chapel is nice, planes flying overhead keep it interesting. Got the pasta, came out fast, no complaints. A bit touristy but that&#39;s expected in the old town. Fine for a lunch break.

Been coming here for a while now. Spaghetti with salmon in cream sauce is still on point, creamy and rich. Place gets packed but the staff handles it well.

Came for the fresh fish display and the branzino didn&rsquo;t disappoint. Chef filleted it right at our table, even pointed out the cheek meat&mdash;never had that before. Such a small thing but it made the whole meal feel personal. Place was a bit loud by 8pm, but honestly didn&rsquo;t care.

The tuna tartare was spot on, and that black risotto disappeared fast. Grilled fish platter for two fed us all nicely. Place got a bit loud with our group, but the food made up for it.

The chicken with feta and pistachio sauce was spot on &mdash; paired it with a glass of local white, worked nicely. Prices are steep, but you expect that around here. Service was quick too.

Stopped by a few mornings during our stay. Omelette was solid for the price, and it came with a free juice or coffee. Staff handled the rush fine, no complaints there. Place is small, so you might wait a bit if you hit it late. Decent spot for a quick breakfast before heading out.

Came back twice during our stay &mdash; service stayed friendly both times, food was on point. Solid for the location, honestly.

The octopus salad was the real standout&mdash;tender, not rubbery at all. Lamb was solid too. Our waitress had such a warm vibe, made the whole thing feel easy. Place was pretty quiet for a Saturday, which I actually liked. Just wish the bread came warmer, minor thing though.

The grilled sea bass was properly done, flaky and fresh. Sides were decent too. Place felt local, nothing fancy. Good enough for a casual dinner.

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