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Restaurant 360

  • CuisineModern Croatian, creative (Mediterranean with Asian touches and French technique)
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibeFormal, quietly elegant, sea-view terrace
  • PriceTasting menus; one booking guide reports a 5-course menu from about EUR 185 (approx USD 213) and a 7-course menu about EUR 240 (approx USD 276)

Restaurant 360 is the fine-dining address of Dubrovnik in Croatia's Dubrovnik-Neretva region, set on the city wall above the Old Port beside Revelin Fortress on Ulica Svetog Dominika. The Michelin Guide lists the restaurant, and the kitchen under chef Marijo Curic builds its cooking on Mediterranean produce lifted by Asian touches and French technique. The result is a style often described as modern Croatian and creative rather than strictly traditional Dalmatian.

Chef Marijo Curic leads a kitchen that pairs Mediterranean produce with Asian and French technique, served on a terrace above the harbour.

Restaurant 360 is the fine-dining address of Dubrovnik in Croatia's Dubrovnik-Neretva region, set on the city wall above the Old Port beside Revelin Fortress on Ulica Svetog Dominika. The Michelin Guide lists the restaurant, and the kitchen under chef Marijo Curic builds its cooking on Mediterranean produce lifted by Asian touches and French technique. The result is a style often described as modern Croatian and creative rather than strictly traditional Dalmatian. The menu is organised around two tasting menus, so the meal is a set progression of courses rather than an à la carte selection. One booking guide reports a five-course menu from about EUR 185 (approx USD 213) and a seven-course menu at about EUR 240 (approx USD 276), and wine pairings are priced on top. The dining room character is formal and quietly theatrical. The terrace sits above the harbour, with views over the marina and the sea, and the setting is the main draw alongside the cooking. Service is paced and attentive, the noise level is low, and the atmosphere suits anniversaries and special-occasion dinners; smart casual dress is the sensible choice. The cellar holds around 450 labels, with Croatian bottlings alongside international wines, making the pairing option a notable part of the experience. Opening is for dinner only, roughly 6PM to 10:30PM from Tuesday to Sunday, and the restaurant is closed on Mondays; the Michelin Guide lists service running later. Reservation difficulty is high in the summer season. The restaurant manages its own bookings by phone on +385 20 322 222 or through 360dubrovnik.com, and one guide advises booking four to six weeks ahead for July and August. Terrace tables facing the water are the most sought after, so a request for one should be made at the time of booking. Outside high season, availability is easier, though weekends still fill. The restaurant is a short walk from the Old Port and the main Stradun, which makes it simple to combine with an evening walk along the harbour.

Practical information for Restaurant 360 · Last updated September 2026
Price Tasting menus; one booking guide reports a 5-course menu from about EUR 185 (approx USD 213) and a 7-course menu about EUR 240 (approx USD 276)
Hours Tue-Sun about 6PM-10:30PM (Michelin Guide lists service to 12:30AM); closed Mon
Reservations Reservations required; call +385 20 322 222 or use 360dubrovnik.com. The restaurant manages its own bookings, and one guide advises booking four to six weeks ahead for summer.
Address Ulica Svetog Dominika bb, 20000 Dubrovnik

Signature dishes

  • Two tasting menus
  • Mediterranean ingredients with Asian touches

Good to know

Known for
Michelin Guide-listed (star shown) fine dining on the city wall with sea and marina views; wine cellar of about 450 labels

Location

Ulica Svetog Dominika bb, 20000 Dubrovnik

42.6419, 18.1118 View on map

Highlights

  • Michelin Guide-listed tasting menus from chef Marijo Curic
  • Terrace on the city wall above the Old Port and marina
  • Mediterranean produce with Asian touches and French technique
  • Wine cellar of about 450 labels with pairing options

Tips for visiting

  • Book four to six weeks ahead for summer dinners, by phone or via 360dubrovnik.com.
  • Request a terrace table when booking; seats facing the sea are the most sought after.
  • Choose between the five-course (about EUR 185) and seven-course (about EUR 240) menus when reserving.
  • The restaurant is closed on Mondays; dinner service only.
  • Smart casual dress suits the formal terrace setting.

When to visit

Early evening in late spring or early autumn gives sunset light over the harbour with easier availability than July and August.

Accessibility

The restaurant occupies a position on the historic city wall near Revelin Fortress, so step-free access is not confirmed. Visitors with mobility needs should ask the restaurant about access when booking.

Frequently asked questions

Is Restaurant 360 listed in the Michelin Guide?

Yes, the Michelin Guide lists Restaurant 360 in Dubrovnik. The kitchen is led by chef Marijo Curic.

How much does a tasting menu cost at Restaurant 360?

One booking guide reports a five-course menu from about EUR 185 and a seven-course menu at about EUR 240 per person. Wine pairings are additional.

How far ahead should a table be reserved?

One guide advises booking four to six weeks ahead for summer. Reservations are required and can be made on +385 20 322 222 or at 360dubrovnik.com.

Which days is the restaurant open?

Restaurant 360 serves dinner from Tuesday to Sunday, from about 6PM, and is closed on Mondays.

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Restaurant 360

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