Where to eat?

Ul. Mile Gojsalića 1, Omiš
T: +385 (0)21 467 078
E: restoranultimo@gmail.com
FB/INST: Restoran Ultimo / Restoran Ultimo

RESTORAN ULTIMO

all year round

Working hours: 08:00-23:00

Kanjon rijeke Cetine, Franje Josipa 1, Omiš
T: +385 (0)21 861 783
M: +385 (0)99 314 6220
E: info@kastil-slanica.hr
W: http://kastil-slanica.hr
 

Kaštil Slanica

Working hours: 

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 12:00 - 22:00

Friday, Saturday 12:00 - 23:00

Sunday 12:00 - 22:00

Open: all year round

Built on the walls of a medieval salt market, in the stunning surroundings of the canyon and overlooking the Cetina River, the Kaštil Slanica restaurant offers a truly authentic ambience. Our culinary offer is based on authentic Dalmatian cuisine, old family recipes, traditional ways of preparation and local, fresh, seasonal produce. Here you can try real homemade bread under the peka iron bell and taste the traditional soparnik, treat yourself to the classic family feast dish - pašticada, enjoy the rožata caramel custard, brought to us by the old Venetians, and many other traditional local specialties. The selection of wines of Dalmatian varieties goes perfectly with the dishes offered, providing a true experience of Dalmatia.

Trg Stjepana Radića 1, Omiš
M: +385 (0)95 530 5403
E: antebuljevic@gmail.com

KAMPANEL

1. 6. - 1. 10.

Working hours: 10:00 – 00:00

Knezova Kačića 6, Omiš
M: +385 (0)95 585 1052
E: tatjanajuricic@gmail.com

U.T.O. “KONIG”

15. 6. - 1. 10.

Working hours: 10:00 – 23:00

Petra Preradovića 4, Omiš
M: +385 (0)99 203 9700
E: suza.bking@gmail.com
FB/Inst: Konobakaraka

“KARAKA”

seasonal

Working hours: 11:00 – 24:00

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).