Restaurants in Hvar
You can eat incredibly well on Hvar, but often at a price, especially if you’re in a prime spot in Hvar Town or on the nearby Pakleni islets. Most eateries put an emphasis on local seasonal produce and freshly caught seafood. For a cheaper option, there are some very good pizzerias. Alternatively, drive out of town to a more low-key destination like Stari Grad or Milna. Tip:For a sweet treat, visit Nonica (tel.091/739-23-90)at Kroz Burak 23 in Hvar Town for irresistible chocolate cakes and cookies, made by the owner-cook, who studied at Le Cordon Bleu London.
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Alviz
Originally founded as a crêperie in 1989, this welcoming family-run eatery now specializes in pizza and barbecued meat dishes. Try the delicious Alviz Pizza, topped with tomato, cheese, prosciutto, mushrooms, artichoke, mild chili, and oregano. The location is central, close to the…$Around Town - Dalmatian
Dalmatino
Dubbed a “steak and fish house,” Dalmatino has earned an excellent reputation among locals and visitors alike. Standout dishes include the octopus carpaccio, shrimp risotto, pasta with truffles, and the excellent châteaubriand. The staff is friendly and professional and will bring…$$$Around Town - Dalmatian
Đorđota Vartal
Close to the Franciscan monastery, Vartal has a spacious covered terrace, approached up several steps, overlooking a peaceful bay. The owner-chef is a master of Dalmatian cuisine, and his specialties include lobster spaghetti and the local fish stew Hvarska gregada, along with…$$Around Town - Creative Mediterranean
Giaxa
In a romantic 15th-century stone courtyard in a side alley in Hvar Town, the catchphrase here is “Have you ever tasted art?” The art in question is creative Mediterranean cuisine, including dishes like swordfish carpaccio with wild orange and pistachio and beef fillet medallions with…$$$Around Town - Dalmatian
Konoba Lambik
In the village of Milna, 6km (4 miles) east of Hvar Town, this enchanting eatery is set in a lush garden where the owner grows his own tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, arugula, and fresh herbs. Even the bread, wine, and olive oil are homemade. Order a carafe of white wine and a platter…$$Around Town - Seafood
Macondo
Below the fortress, one block back from the main square, Macondo is the restaurant most locals would recommend for authentic Dalmatian cooking and an unpretentious atmosphere. The emphasis is on fresh seafood—try the house’s lobster spaghetti, grilled fresh fish, or the island…$$$Around Town - Dalmatian
Stari Mlin
This restaurant is hidden away in Stari Grad, a couple of blocks back from the harbor and close to the bus station. It is particularly popular with Italian yachters, who come here to savor delights such as octopus and vegetable stew, or baby-shrimp risotto with tomatoes and capers.…$$Around Town - Modern Dalmatian
Toto’s
Part of the Palmižana complex, on the islet of Sveti Klement, Toto’s is a boho-chic eatery on a stone terrace directly above the sea. Planted with palms, cacti, and exotic shrubs, the mood is cool and unhurried. Come here for cream of shrimp soup, succulent tuna steaks, and creative…$$$Around Town
