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Nemira V 17, Omiš
T: +385 (0)98 388 932
E: info@restoranaga.hr
W: www.instagram.com/restoranaga

Restaurant Aga

Godziny pracy: 09:00 - 23:00 h

Cosy seafront restaurant with a priceless view of Croatian islands. Visit us and taste our traditional local cuisine  with a twist of world-famous dishes such as sushi. Treat yourself to a top-notch dining experience and relax to the soothing sounds of the Adriatic Sea while enjoying a drink from our large wine and cocktail list.

Kanjon rijeke Cetine, Franje Josipa 2, Omiš
 

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Podkonjevača 21, Gata
T: +385 (0)92 395 1343
E: arjakonoba@gmail.com
W: konoba-arja-gata.business.site

konoba ar'ja gata

Godziny pracy: 16:00 - 00:00h.

The tavern is located in the heart of Poljica, at the foot of the magnificent Mosor mountain, a few kilometres from Omiš. Its offer includes traditional Dalmatian specialties such as lamb on the spit, rooster or ray fish roasted under an iron lid (“ispod peke”) and a number of other dishes that will let you taste true Dalmatia on the plate. Ar'ja hungry?

Ivana Katušića 1, Omiš
T: +385 (0)21 861 918
M: +385 (0)95 903 3740
E: pod_ordnom@yahoo.com
W: www.pod-odrnom.hr

pod odrnom

Godziny pracy: 10:00-23:00

Otwarty: 15.04. - 15.10.

Restaurant “Pod Odrnom” is located in the old town of Omiš. First opened in 1967, it was one of the first restaurants in Omiš. The pleasant interior of an old stone house can seat up to 50 guests, and more than  100 guests can enjoy a meal on the veranda.

Knezova Kačića 2, Omiš
M: 091/188-72-37
E: sretna1008@gmail.com
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Godziny pracy:

10:00 – 22:00 (05.06. - 01.07.);
09:00 – 23:00 (01.07.- 30.10.)

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

Restaurant "Sagita"

Godziny pracy: 11:00-00:00

Otwarty: Seasonal 15.05.-25.10.

Omis has long been well known as a pirate town. Relying on the maritime tradition for many centuries, Omis pirates have been a source of fear and trepidation in their area, and in many remote parts of the Adriatic Sea. They owe much of their fame to the ships SAGITAMA or SAGENAMA.