Marjan Grill

I have never had Croatian food before, but the menu was heavily meat oriented. I think I only saw one vegetarian entree that was a pasta. Everything else seemed to be grilled meats. I don't know if their cuisine is like this or if this restaurant is just catering to the diets of Germans. Even the seafood section was relatively small which was surprising given the Croatian coastline.

I still went with one of the fish. It was cooked well and I didn't notice any bones. The seasoning was similar to Greek and the accompanying potatoes tasted the same. The white sauce tasted like a cross between tzatziki and tartar sauce.

The owner was very nice and gave us digestifs at the end. Another plus is that this restaurant stays open late.

So. Much. Meat.
Really tasty, good looking place. Dishes cost about 11 euro but you also get a salat and an enourmous mix of grilled meat, fries.

Service - wasn't great. we stood at the door for a while before having to seek out a waiter to be seated. After that things improved

Food - average. I was there with my mum and we got one of the plates to share between two people. They put on a big show with a flaming shell but the meat was overcooked and dry, the vegetables weren't fresh and the rice was just there to make it look like there was more food. The fries were the highlight of the meal.

Overall okay, not terrible. Good for a hearty meal and not too expensive but I wouldn't recommend it and wouldn't say it's worth it