Zuzori

Zuzori is a small, informal restaurant at Cvijete Zuzoric 2, on a quiet street near Gundulic Square in the heart of the walled Old Town of Dubrovnik, Croatia. The Michelin Guide lists it, and the cuisine is Mediterranean with both meat and seafood on the menu. A meal of two courses and a glass of wine costs about EUR 35 to 60 (approx USD 40-69) per person, which places it in the mid-range for the Old Town. The kitchen does not rely on a single emblematic dish; instead, the menu follows a broad Mediterranean line with grilled and pan-cooked meat, fish and seasonal side dishes, so it suits mixed groups where some diners prefer meat and others seafood. The dining room character is small, relaxed and neighbourly. Seating is limited, the street outside is calmer than Stradun, and the noise level is moderate, with conversation easy at most hours. Dress is casual. Gundulic Square, with its morning market and baroque surroundings, is a short walk away, so the restaurant works well for lunch after a market visit or dinner after an evening stroll. The beverage programme is a standard list of Croatian wines, beer and spirits, with wine by the glass available. Zuzori opens daily from 11AM to 11PM. Reservations are advised, as the room is small and the Michelin Guide listing draws visitors in the high season; call +385 20 324 076. A reservation a day or two ahead is usually enough outside July and August, and several days ahead is wise for peak summer evenings. Walk-in tables may be available at lunch or at the start of service. The central location means that most Old Town sights, including the cathedral and the Rector's Palace, are within a few minutes' walk. Visitors with dietary requirements should mention them when reserving.