Where to eat?

Matije Gupca 1, Omiš
M: +385 (0)91 547 7790
E: andreacat1318@gmail.com
W: pizzeria-pjero.etbau.hr

Pizzeria "Pjero"

Seasonal

Working hours: 12:00 - 23:00

Poljički trg 1, Omiš
M: +385 (0)91 2537 418
E: konoba.caca@gmail.com
W: www. restoran-caca.hr

Konoba Ćaća

1. 5. - 1. 10.

Working hours: 09:00 – 23:00

The tavern is located by the bank of the Cetina River an offers a beautiful view of the canyon. We serve traditional Dalmatian food prepared in a modern way.

Četvrt Žarka Dražojevića 3, Omiš
M: +385 (0)91 123 7099
E: info@5star.hr

The Steak & Pizza VENEZIA

Working hours: 08:00 - 20:00

Open: 15.06. - 15.09.

The Steak & Pizza Venezia restaurant offers a combination of Italian and international cuisine at affordable prices. Our guests can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and quick service on a spacious summer terrace in natural shade!

Knezova Kačića 11, Omiš
M: +385 (0)91 596 1009
E: marijabaucic71@gmail.com
IG: https://www.instagram.com/konobajoskan/

KONOBA JOSKAN

all year round

Working hours: 12:00 – 24:00 (sunday - closed)

Knezova Kačića 19, Omiš

Restaurant Puljiz

Working hours: 10:00 - 23:00

Open: seasonal, 9 month

In the very heart of the old town, ever since 1981, you can enjoy authentic Dalmatian specialties such as fresh fish, seafood and a variety of meat dishes from the stone grill. The restaurant is located in a stone house and in addition to the main terrace it also offers a first-floor terrace from which you can enjoy the view of Stjepan Radić Square in an intimate atmosphere. In combination with a wide selection of Dalmatian wines, olive oil and friendly staff, you get a recipe for a perfect vacation. We are looking forward to your visit.

Knezova Kačića 13, Omiš
M: +385 (0)95 901 0642
E: zorica.dragosevic@gmail.com
W: https://restaurant-sagita.eatbu.hr

Restaurant "Sagita"

Working hours: 11:00-00:00
Open: Seasonal 15.05.-25.10.

Throughout a long part of its history, Omiš was well known as a pirate town. Relying on their maritime tradition, the pirates of Omiš were a source of fear in their waters, and even in many remote areas of the Adriatic Sea. They largely owe their fame to their quick boats known as SAGITTAE (locally strile, meaning arrows).