Kod Stipe, family restaurant in Zadar, Croatia
Kod Stipe is a family restaurant located at Franka Lisice 40 in Zadar, Croatia. The interior is simple and unpretentious, with a focus on serving homemade Dalmatian dishes made from fresh, local ingredients.
The restaurant was established in 2007 by Stipe Rončević and has been run by the Rončević family ever since. Over the years, it has become a staple of the local dining scene, known for its commitment to traditional recipes.
The name Kod Stipe means "At Stipe's" in Croatian, a common way to name family-run eateries. The menu changes with the seasons, reflecting the daily catch and local produce, and the staff often share stories about the dishes.
The restaurant is in the city center, easily reachable on foot or by car, with private parking available. It is open for lunch and dinner, but hours can vary, so it is best to call ahead or check online before visiting.
The restaurant has a loyal local following and often hosts regulars who come for the daily specials. It also welcomes pets, making it a convenient stop for travelers with dogs.
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