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Food-first travel · 2027
Where to eat in Sibenik
A Michelin-starred Renaissance palazzo and a handful of stone konobas cooking peka and brujet.
Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2027: Impressive architecture, gastronomic delights and a colourful calendar of festivals, pitched as the alternative to Dubrovnik and Split. (Euronews, Sept 23 2026)
The dish: Peka
Veal or lamb with potatoes slow-cooked under an iron bell in the embers. Order it 24 hours ahead. The best one is at Konoba Gorica.
Where to eat in Sibenik old town
Pelegrini
Old town, next to St James Cathedral
Get: Modern Dalmatian tasting menu
One Michelin star, 2026 sommelier of the year Branimir Vuksic.
Source: Michelin Guide Croatia 2026
Konoba Gorica
Outskirts, 2.5 km from centre
Get: Peka, pre-ordered
Highly rated for its peka.
Source: Bookiscout Sibenik guide 2026
Konoba Nostalgija
Sibenik
Get: Traditional Dalmatian dishes with a modern twist
Local favourite; no reservations, so wait for a table.
Source: Bookiscout Sibenik guide 2026
Konoba Marenda
Old town
Get: Homemade Dalmatian dishes cooked traditionally, such as brujet
Stone house in the old town, praised by Gault&Millau.
Source: Falstaff/Bookiscout Sibenik 2026
Go, and let us handle the food
Book Sibenik with us and a food concierge comes with it: a call before you go, the hard tables asked for through the restaurant's own line with a backup for each, markets and classes, a what-to-order sheet, and a text line while you're there. A real person writes back within a day; nothing is charged now.
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