Kotor, Montenegro｜Eat & Explore Guide for the Old Town 🏰🍴

While Montenegro’s prices (hello, Euro!) feel steeper than its Balkan neighbors, Kotor’s culinary scene delivers fresh seafood and cozy vibes without breaking the bank. As a seafood lover, I’d pay the same (or more!) in Shanghai. Here’s where to feast in the Old Town: 1️⃣ Restoran Cesarica 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 (Old Town Kotor) | ~€30-40/person A seafood paradise – we ate here twice! 🔥 Must-orders: Seafood Risotto: Plump shrimp, perfectly cooked rice. Grilled Baby Squid: Tender, smoky, melt-in-your-mouth. Spicy Thick Fish Soup: Rich, warming, “for Chinese taste buds” as the owner says! Fried Calamari: Crispy golden rings with addictive garlic dip. 📌 Book ahead – it’s packed! 2️⃣ La Catedral Pasta Bar 🌟🌟🌟🌟 (Old Town Kotor) | ~€20/person Pasta hype? Worth the wait (unless you go at off-peak hours – no “Chinese-style marketing queues” 😉). 🍝 Order: Seafood spaghetti + double cheese (trust me, it’s a game-changer). 3️⃣ Little Bay 🌟🌟🌟🌟 (Old Town Kotor) | ~€25/person Last-meal vibes: Bolognese: Closest to Chinese-friendly flavors. Grilled Jumbo Squid Tentacles: Charred, juicy, drool-worthy. 🌿 Sit outdoors under twinkly lights – pure Balkan chill. 4️⃣ Moritz Eis 🌟🌟🌟 (Multiple Old Town spots) | ~€3.30/person Gelato roulette: 👍 Go for creamy flavors (pistachio, stracciatella). 👎 Skip fruity/sorbet options – meh. ⚠️ Watch your change – we got shorted €10 once! Final Tips Seafood > Meat: Kotor’s Adriatic catches shine. Cash & Cards: Most spots take both, but carry euros just in case. Views vs. Flavor: Cesarica and Little Bay nail both! #KotorOldTownEats #MontenegroFoodGuide #BalkanBites #SeafoodHeaven #EuroTravelEats