Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Stari Grad from the En Primeur Club guide.
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Stari Grad, Croatia
The Restaurant at Maslina Resort brings Mediterranean cuisine to the Dalmatian coast at Stari Grad, earning a Michelin Plate in 2024 under the direction of chef Christopher Kostow. The kitchen anchors the Relais & Châteaux property's commitment to ecodesign and local provenance, with sea views framing every table. At the €€€€ price tier, it competes with Croatia's most serious destination restaurants.
Stari Grad, Croatia
A-Bay Beach Bar brings Stari Grad’s coastal-drinking culture into the resort era: casual, music-led, and built around fruit-focused cocktails, champagne, rosé, and views toward the Kabal peninsula. Chef Bogomil Kriz gives the creative-cooking label a food-led spine, but the main draw is the Adriatic rhythm: promenade, sunset, glassware, and an easy shift from beach hour to dinner mood.
Stari Grad, Croatia
Antika serves Mediterranean and Dalmatian cooking in a historic building with courtyard seating, local sourcing, and a conversational room that fits lunch, dinner, or late night.
Stari Grad, Croatia
Apolon Restaurant belongs to the harbour-side dining rhythm of Stari Grad, where the meal is shaped as much by Adriatic produce and the old town’s evening tempo as by any formal culinary category. With few public claims around chef, awards, price or format, the useful read is comparative: place it beside the town’s konobas, resort dining rooms and beach-facing kitchens, then decide what kind of Stari Grad night you want.
Stari Grad, Croatia
A stone-cellar address on Ul. Duolnjo Kola in Stari Grad old town, Jurin podrum occupies the kind of Dalmatian dining format where the architecture does as much work as the kitchen. The setting places it within Hvar island's broader tradition of sourcing from immediate land and sea, and its position on the quiet residential edge of one of Croatia's oldest continuously inhabited towns signals a meal pitched at locals and returning visitors rather than passing cruise traffic.
Stari Grad, Croatia
A konoba in Stari Grad's old town grid, Kod Barba Luke draws on the Dalmatian table tradition of slow-cooked fish, local olive oil, and grilled meat prepared without embellishment. The address on Ulica Petra Nizitea places it deep inside one of Hvar island's oldest settlements, where the dining culture predates tourism by centuries.
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A Relais & Chateaux member rated 92.5 points by La Liste Top Hotels 2026, Maslina Resort occupies a pine-forested bay outside Stari Grad on Hvar, with 53 rooms, suites, and villas all facing the Adriatic. Rates begin from USD 588 per night. The resort's culinary programme draws on an organic on-site garden, local Dalmatian producers, and a Mediterranean-meets-French kitchen philosophy.
Stari Grad, Croatia
B&B Heritage Villa Apolon sits on Stari Grad's seafront promenade at Šetalište don Šime Ljubića 7, occupying a stone Dalmatian villa that places guests within walking distance of one of the Adriatic's oldest continuously inhabited towns. The property belongs to the small-scale heritage accommodation tier that has defined Hvar Island's upper-mid market in recent years, where architectural character and location density count for more than resort amenities.
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Stari Grad, Croatia
Stari Grad sits on Hvar island's quieter, older side, a counterpoint to the party circuit of Hvar Town. The bar scene here operates at a slower register, shaped by the island's winemaking heritage and the Adriatic rhythms of the old Venetian port. For drinking well in this part of Croatia, understanding the local context matters as much as knowing what to order.
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