Cuisine décontractée · Seafood

Restaurant Porat

A long-running seafront konoba in the fishing village of Rafailovići, with tables set right above the water and the day's catch on the grill. Fried and grilled calamari, whole fish and shellfish come out simply done, and the sunset view over the moored boats is as much of a draw as the food. It runs longer hours than most of the seafront, breakfast through to late-night food, with a bar on site and a listed reputation for its beer, wine and cocktail lists as much as the kitchen. There is a private dining room, and dinner reservations are recommended in season. Practical notes: kids get high chairs and their own menu, dogs are allowed, cards and contactless are accepted, the entrance, restroom and seating are step-free, and street parking is free but usually hard to find.