This small, stand-out sandwich deli just off Narodni trg offers a delicious range of filling combinations for your beach picnic. The Tortilja Terminator is...

A five-minute walk from the Riva, this affordable, foreigner-friendly find offers English breakfasts, curries, chili con carne and copious salads with fresh...

Opened in 1973 and praised in Croatia's top gastronomic guides, Boban is tucked among residential buildings a steep walk up from Firule - the taxi driver...

At this traditional establishment, the claim on the menu is that almost everything you eat is grown, caught or produced within 1,000 metres of your table. A...

The Bruna was named after a wealthy benefactor who patronised the hotel during the lean war years. There's an international edge to the menu, with dishes...

Seadogs and backpackers tuck into Split's cheapest local delights at the far end of the Riva. Pan-fried fish is refreshingly priced by the portion rather...

In the rustic basement of a century-old building behind Bačvice, this is both an upscale eaterie and wine boutique. You can pair local reds and whites with...

Hulking great pizzas are served at bargain-basement prices at this modest little spot just off Marmontova west of the palace. No surprises in the selection...

Occupying virtually the entire top floor of Split's passenger ferry terminal, Imperium has been the talk of the town since opening in November 2011, and...

This latest project, from a stable that already includes Enoteka Terra and Pizzeria Argola, offers dining in style. After a complete makeover, the only...

Once a bland café, the Radovani family's Hvaranin is one of the liveliest of Split's traditional venues. With mum and dad in the kitchen and son behind the...

Joze's friendly Tavern is central but slightly off the beaten track - head out of the Golden Gate, over the park and Sredmanuška opposite, up a slight...

This local restaurant, perfectly located with a terrace overlooking a prominent square by the palace, has a menu that reflects its traditional...

Also known as Kavana-Bistro Anika, Le Monde's downtown restaurant is tucked behind the National Theatre. With a downstairs café-bar, upstairs dining room...