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The church Ostatci crkve Stomorica gave its name to this restaurant. On the terrace, on the lovely plot, you appreciate the calm of a meal away from the crowd. À la carte, classic Adriatic cuisine: fish, crustaceans, risotto in seiche ink, grilled meat or the famous pašticada, this Dalmatian beef dish mired with sweet sweet sauce and served with gnocchis. You can also order a glass of wine (good cellar) with a dish of sheep cheese and prosciutto crudo from the region. Regularly, musicians come to animate the evening.
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Nothing about this restaurant is pretentious, yet everything is perfect. The ambience is great, the staff are incredibly friendly and generous, and the food it so simple yet so delicious.
I did not order any starters. I just went straight to the menu area that said typical dalmatian food since I haven't had any at all since the start of my trip.
Out of recommendation, I went for this delicious chickpea and cuttlefish stew, served with a generous basket of fresh bread. This stew was otherworldly, simple ingredients prepared with so much care. I also had the fried smelts that were super fresh and tasted amazingly good, once again very simple, local ingredients. This was also a very generous portion of tiny little fish, could easily be a starter for two people.
Together with my meal, I had a large local beer.
Altogether, I paid 39,25€.
In the end, as I was about to pay, I asked about this traditional local spirit called maraschino, made with some cherry variety existent only in dalmatia. The staff was so kind and gave me a glass of this spirit, on the house!
I felt at home in this restaurant. Felt the real Croatian vibe for the first time, with traditional music playing in the background and also locals enjoying their meals there. I had lovely conversations with different members of staff, which were all very kind and happy to teach me some croatian and also learn some portuguese.
It's definitely my go-to restaurant when I am ever back in Zadar. I strongly recommend it.