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L'église Ostatci crkve Stomorica a donné son nom à ce restaurant. En terrasse, sur la jolie placette, on apprécie le calme d'un repas loin de la foule. A la carte, une cuisine classique de l'Adriatique : poissons, crustacés, risotto à l'encre de seiche, viandes grillées ou la fameuse pašticada, ce plat de bœuf dalmate mijoté à la sauce aigre-douce et servi avec des gnocchis. On peut aussi commander un verre de vin (bonne cave) avec une assiette de fromage de brebis et de prosciutto crudo de la région. Régulièrement, des musiciens viennent animer la soirée.
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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.