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KONOBA « NONO »

Seafood & fish restaurant • €€

4.5/5

• 26 review

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Braće Batoš, Jelsa, Croatia

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+385 21 761 933

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2024

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• 2024

A rustic setting and lovely terrace for this that loves island cuisine, local produce and seafood.

On the heights of the old town, at the end of a winding lane near the church. A rustic setting and a beautiful terrace for this konoba, which, as it should be, loves island cuisine, local produce and seafood. Choose from octopus salad, tuna tartare or steak, scampi omelette, grilled fish, braised octopus or rice with squid ink, all of which can be accompanied by Dalmatian wines. You can also opt for braised red meats and, for dessert, homemade walnut-chocolate cake.

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Open daily in summer. Complete hot dishes from €15 to €20.

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4.5/5

26 reviews

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Lena H.

Visited in august 2023

great restaurant with fresh, perfectly cooked seafood and friendly, helpful staff. We had the fish plate for 50€, octopus carpaccio, and the garlic bread and everything was delicious! pricey but worth it.

Vanja G.

Visited in august 2023

Very lovely restaurant in the heart of Jelsa. To recommend is their dry aged rump steak and beefsteak. Gregada was very good, but not the best I had.

Her S.

Visited in august 2023

Bestellte ein gegrilltes Hühnerfilet um 15€ und musste feststellen, dass man für diesen Preis nur ca 100g Fleisch ohne Beilagen bekommt. Die Erklärung der Kellnerin, dass das in Kroatien üblich ist, ist natürlich eine schlechte Ausrede. Laut ihrer Aussage kostet ein kilogramm Hühnerfleisch 12€. Das würde bedeuten, dass mir ein Gericht mit einem Wert von 1,20€ für 15€ verkauft wurde. Vermutlich war es das letzte übrige Stück Fleisch an diesem Abend. Kann das Restaurant daher nicht empfehlen.