Croatia | Zadar Food Guide

👩‍🍳 Restoran 4 Kantuna ✅We ordered the seafood platter and truffle beef pasta. The seafood was incredibly fresh, featuring a variety of local catches—lightly seasoned to highlight the natural flavors, with portions large enough for 2-3 people. 💫The truffle pasta had a rich cream base and intense truffle aroma, though it could get heavy; pair it with lemon water or local white wine to balance it out.🍸 👩‍🍳 Konoba Dalmacija ✅Average. The mixed grilled meat platter was cooked well but lacked uniqueness. The portions are huge, easily enough for three, though the drinks are noticeably overpriced—stick to the mains. 👩‍🍳 Coffee & Cake 📷A standard café. Limited brunch options with homestyle flavors and small portions. A latte costs around €3—nothing special, just a decent pit stop. 👩‍🍳 Mlinar 😝A fantastic bakery chain! Their "sausage-shaped bread" is crispy outside, fluffy inside, and savory—reminiscent of Chinese layered flatbread, all for just €2. Best enjoyed fresh in the morning with coffee. #ZadarFood #CroatianCuisine #MediterraneanDiet