One of the many reasons to visit Croatia is to experience its delicious cuisine. Croatian food is influenced by neighboring countries and the various nations that have ruled the area throughout history.
Wine & Dine
We love to eat! We love to travel! We absolutely love tasting various food on our travels, and more often than not, we also choose a destination based on the gastronomic heritage and experiences it offers.
So if you are anything like us, you will want to try the best of Croatian food and gastronomy.
This is why we created the Wine & Dine part of our website! We share here the best restaurants in various Croatian destinations. You can also read a post on typical Croatian food, the food you don’t want to miss but that sometimes can be quite difficult to find in the restaurants.
Bon appétit!
Beginner’s Guide to the Best Croatian Beer
Croatian beer has just become way more exciting! The craft beer has arrived in Croatia through the side door not so long ago, but now it totally took off. Craft beer momentum is shaking the country.
Chiavalon Olive Oil: last chance to pick up a virgin!
I hope you haven’t had a bad thoughts when you read a title. It’s got nothing to do with, well people, but everything to do with olive oil. And this is actual a slogan for Chiavalon Olive Oil, bien sûr extra virgin olive oil.
Ficovic in Ston, a casual eatery by the sea
I’ve meant to write about Ficovic restaurant in Hodilje near Ston for some time, but for some reason I’ve never done it. It’s time to fix this. Located in Hodilje, a small coastal village just few kilometers north of Ston, on the Peljesac peninsula, Ficovic is a no-frills eatery by the sea, and with its own small beach.
Rizman Winery Croatia, a winery with the view
Rizman Winery is a brand new winery located in Komarna wine region. And although the winery wasn’t yet officially open when we visited back in September, owners were more than happy to show us around and to invite us for a wine tasting.
Croatia Wines: A visit to the Milos Winery
Few months ago we were in Komarna and we were contemplating visiting few wineries on the Peljesac peninsula. I called a friend of mine Emil, who also happens to be one of the best Croatian sommeliers, to ask him which winery on the peninsula we should visit. His immediate answer was – Frano Milos Winery. Milos makes great wines and his Stagnum has won many awards, but then again so many wines here did well in this regard.