Stopped by for a quick bite. Staff were friendly, pointed me to the English menu right away. Ordering was easy, no awkward pointing at stuff. Had the grilled squid, pretty solid. Place was a bit busy but that&#39;s on me for coming at peak time. Fine spot if you&#39;re nearby and hungry.

The peka was properly done&mdash;meat fell off the bone. Milan took good care of us. Prices are steep, but you&#39;re paying for the location.

Monkfish risotto was solid and the local white they suggested paired really well. Price felt fair for what you get. Nice spot right on the strip.

Oysters were spot on again, super fresh. Wine by the glass is reasonably priced too. Service stays friendly even when they&#39;re busy.

The grilled squid was the move. Came out warm, slightly charred, tender enough that I didn&#39;t need a knife. Maybe a touch more salt, but the lemon did the job. That&#39;s the dish I&#39;d order again.

The octopus salad was spot on&mdash;tender, well-seasoned. Enjoyed it with a glass of local white wine that paired nicely. Service was a bit slow, but the seaside vibe made up for it.

Came back for a second visit&mdash;food was just as good as the first time. Service stayed solid too. We sat by the window, and the view honestly makes it worth it. Only thing is it gets a bit busy around noon, so don&#39;t expect a quiet meal. But for a decent lunch spot, it&#39;s fine.

The mixed grill platter for two was generous and the local wine at &euro;12-14 a litre is a steal. Worth the walk up from the coast, though the seating felt a bit cramped.

Food was solid, no complaints there. But yeah, it&#39;s not cheap &mdash; around &euro;40-50 each, and they only take cash. That caught me off guard honestly. Quality is there if you&#39;re okay paying more than your usual spot. I&#39;d come back if I&#39;m in the mood for something a bit nicer.

Pizza&rsquo;s solid, crust&rsquo;s got that nice chew and they don&rsquo;t skimp on cheese. Stopped by for a quick lunch, place was packed but the guys behind the counter kept things moving. No complaints about the service. Just wish they&rsquo;d open a window or two, got a bit stuffy sitting inside. Still, I&rsquo;d come back for that pie.

The sea bass with parsnip pur&eacute;e was really good, and they handled my friend&#39;s food allergy without any fuss. Solid pick for a catch-up dinner. 😊

We stopped by for dinner and the live band was playing some Croatian tunes&mdash;really set a nice mood. Food was solid, but the highlight was our waiter Alexander. Super attentive, even taught us a few phrases in Croatian. Fun touch. Only thing is it got a bit loud when the band really got going, but honestly didn&rsquo;t mind it.

The shrimp risotto was genuinely good&mdash;creamy, well-seasoned, the kind of dish you slow down for. I paired it with a glass of crisp white wine, which worked nicely against the richness. Terrace views at sunset didn&rsquo;t hurt either. Service was a bit distracted, but the food carried the evening. Would come back just for that risotto.

Came for the peka. Tender, slow-cooked, exactly what I needed after a long day. Staff pointed us to the right order, which helped cause the menu&#39;s a bit much. Place is outside old town, but it&#39;s a short walk. Solid meal.

Stopped by for lunch and honestly the fish soup was the highlight &mdash; rich, comforting, exactly what I needed. The owners were super friendly, made us feel like regulars even though it was our first time. Homemade dessert after was a nice touch too. Cozy little place, not crowded at all. Would come back with friends for sure 🙂

The tasting menu really showed off local flavors&mdash;each plate looked almost too good to eat. I&rsquo;m still thinking about the way they balanced the textures. Staff was attentive without hovering, which I appreciated. Just wish the pacing between courses was a bit quicker, we were there for nearly three hours. But honestly, a lovely evening.

Nice spot for lunch with the turquoise water right there. Food was decent, local white wine paired well. Service friendly enough. Portions a bit small for the price, but I didn&#39;t mind.

We docked our boat and they helped us tie up right away. Grilled fish was super fresh, steak cooked properly too. Owner&#39;s a retired captain, nice guy. Prices felt fair for what you get.

Came in for a daytime coffee, ended up booking dinner for the same night. The owner served us himself, super friendly guy. I had the grilled sea bass&mdash;really fresh, flaky, not overcooked. Nice to see a place that lets the ingredients do the talking. Evening vibe was calm, not too loud. Just wish they had a few more vegetable sides on the menu.

Great spot right by the sea, perfect for hanging out with friends. Burger was solid and the staff were super chill. Just wish they had more seating outside. 😊

Great spot for a quick lunch. Daily menu changes, got the garden veggie plate &mdash; fresh and tasty. Service was fast, no waiting around. Solid choice if you&#39;re in a hurry.

Been coming here for a while now. The waiter we had last time was full of energy, made the whole thing more fun than it needed to be. Food&#39;s consistent, which is why I keep going back. Yeah, it&#39;s not cheap, but you&#39;re paying for the spot right by the sea. That view doesn&#39;t get old.

Tucked down an old town alley with a peek at the water. Staff knew their wines and walked me through a few pours. Solid spot if you&#39;re into that.

Truffle pasta was solid, shrimp risotto even better. Local red wine went down easy. Service was friendly without hovering. Place gets busy so come early if you want a quiet table.

We stopped by for lunch and I have to say, the fish tasted like it came straight from the sea that morning. Simple grilled catch of the day with Swiss chard on the side. The bread was still warm, which I always appreciate. Only thing is the seating by the window gets a bit of a draft, but nothing a jacket can&#39;t fix. Service was friendly and let us take our time.

Good spot for drinks and music, friendly crowd too. Pizza was solid, hit the spot after a long day. Staff made sure we were taken care of.

The view across the harbor is pretty hard to beat. We sat outside and just watched the old town lights come on. Waiter knew his stuff, helped us pick a local wine that went well with the tuna crudo. Beef tenderloin was decent too. Prices are a bit steep, but you&#39;re paying for the setting. Fine for a nicer dinner out.

We stopped by for lunch and I ordered the seafood pasta. The fish tasted really fresh, not frozen at all. Portion was big too, honestly more than I expected for the price. Mirko was our waiter and he checked in a couple times, which was nice. Only thing is the place got a bit busy around 1pm, but that&#39;s probably a good sign.

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The best restaurants in Metkovic

Pizzeria "Milano"

Konoba Lanterna

Konoba Nautta Authentic food

Pensatore

Vitaceae

Konoba Herc

Restaurant Ante

Manora

Rural Household Savonari

Gastro Vista

Katić

Aurora

Baća od 1878

Caffe bar / Bistro Joja

Konoba Belin

Mandrac Seafood Restaurant

Nicolo Polo Restaurant & Vine Bar

Konoba Feral

Ante's Place

SKIF Restaurant

Snack bar "Excalibur"

Konoba Škafetin

Konoba Dardin

SILK - Pan-Asian Fusion and Izakaya, Korcula

Wine bar Bokar

Amfora Buffet-Pizzeria

Konoba Maris

Azzurro

Restaurant Nigra Korčula

Kapetanova kuca