Good to know
Good to Know
- Krug is Split's only Michelin-starred restaurant as of 2025, marking the city's first such recognition; reserve well in advance
- Traditional konobas (tavern-style restaurants) serve authentic local specialties and regional family recipes at reasonable prices
- Fresh fish and seafood dominate the dining scene; ask servers about the daily catch from the Peskarija fish market
- Most higher-end restaurants are concentrated in the Old Town and around Diocletian's Palace; waterfront locations offer scenic Mediterranean views
Supermarkets
Information Incomplete
- Note
- Current supermarket locations and names within city center / nomad neighborhoods not confirmed at the time of research
Budget
Konoba Fetivi
- Price Range
- HRK 260
- Neighborhood
- Old Town
- Cuisine Or Dish
- Traditional Croatian, local fish and meat specialties
Kadena
- Price Range
- HRK 350
- Neighborhood
- Old Town/Waterfront
- Cuisine Or Dish
- Fresh fish and seafood, Mediterranean
High End
Dvor
- Price Range
- HRK 1,200
- Neighborhood
- Shoreline/Center periphery
- Cuisine Or Dish
- Mediterranean, wood-fired grill fish and shellfish
ZOI
- Price Range
- HRK 1,400
- Neighborhood
- Old Town (Diocletian's Palace edge)
- Cuisine Or Dish
- Mediterranean and contemporary fusion cuisine
Mid Range
Zrno Soli
- Price Range
- HRK 500
- Neighborhood
- ACI Marina
- Cuisine Or Dish
- Fish and seafood from daily display, Mediterranean
PiNKU Fish & Wine
- Price Range
- HRK 600
- Neighborhood
- Old Town
- Cuisine Or Dish
- Fresh seafood and fish from Peskarija market
Michelin Restaurants
Krug
- Stars
- 1
- Cuisine
- Contemporary fine dining, ingredient-driven, seasonal, local sourcing
- Details
- Intimate counter seating overlooking open kitchen, 7-9 course tasting menu with wine pairings
- Price Range
- HRK 2,000
- Neighborhood
- Near waterfront
Vegan Vegetarian
- Note
- Specific vegan/vegetarian restaurant venues could not be confirmed at the time of research
Delivery Services
Information incomplete — active food delivery app services operating in Split not confirmed at the time of research
Local Specialties
Must Try Dishes
- Pasticada (slow-cooked beef in wine and spice reduction)
- Fresh Adriatic seafood (fish soup, grilled fish, squid)
- Cured meats and local cheeses from Dalmatia
- Risotto with fresh line-caught fish
- Lamb dishes from local sources
International Cuisine
Split dining scene includes Italian, French, Japanese, Spanish, and Moroccan cuisines through various acclaimed restaurants, reflecting international chef presence in the city.
Halal Kosher Glutenfree
- Note
- No documented specialized halal, kosher, or gluten-free dining venues confirmed for Split
AI-generated estimateData refreshed July 2026
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Data last updated July 2026 · Verify anything important.