4 Best Restaurants in Korčula, Southern Dalmatia

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We've compiled the best of the best in Korčula - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Konoba Feral

$$ Fodor's choice

The village of Lumbarda is known for two things: beaches and Grk wine, and you can enjoy them both at this beachside konoba. You’ll tuck into uber-fresh octopus and other catches of the day right beside the beach while sipping Grk made by the charming local brothers who own the restaurant. Great for a lazy lunch or a romantic dinner, this is one of the best and most reliable spots on Korčula.

Lumbarda 63, Lumbarda, 20263, Croatia
020-712–090
Known For
  • Fresh seafood
  • Family atmosphere
  • Seaside location
Restaurant Details
Closed Oct.–May

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Konoba Mate

$$ Fodor's choice

In the courtyard of an old stone cottage in the tiny village of Pupnat (34 km [21 miles] west of Korčula Town), this welcoming restaurant is worth the effort to get there, thanks to its gourmet fare prepared from the family's own farm. The menu changes seasonally, but look out for the house specialty: a platter of homemade pršut (prosciutto), goat's cheese, olives, and eggplant pâté.

Pupnat 28, Korcula, 20274, Croatia
020-717–109
Known For
  • Organic vegetables from family garden
  • Excellent value for high-quality food
  • Traditional meals with a twist
Restaurant Details
Closed Sun. and Oct.–Apr. No lunch
Reservations recommended

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KIWI

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European food rule number one: if you see locals lining up for ice cream, get in that line. That's certainly the case with KIWI, the island's oldest ice cream shop; grab a seat outside to try traditional pastries such as klašuni (walnut pastries) and cukarini (handmade biscuits), as well as muffins, strudels, and homemade ice cream that does Korčula's Italian heritage proud.

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Konoba Belin

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For such a small village, Žrnovo is home to a surprising number of great restaurants, most located in old stone homes and run by the families who own them. Konoba Belin is one of the originals and the best, where you'll linger for a few hours over platters of grilled seafood or the local delicacy Žrnovski makaruni; call ahead to arrange a lesson on how to roll macaroni.

Žrnovo 50, Korcula, 20275, Croatia
091-503–9258
Known For
  • Great place to try Žrnovski makaruni
  • Cash-only policy
  • Welcoming atmosphere
Restaurant Details
Closed Sept.–May. No lunch

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