Celebrated table

Restaurant Mare

Modern cuisine at Lučica 11 in Trogir, Michelin Recommended 2026 and rated 14 by Gault&Millau. Salted monkfish, pašticada and a tasting menu across the water from the old town.

The story

Restaurant Mare, Trogir: Modern Dalmatian Cuisine on the Čiovo Harbour

Restaurant Mare, at Lučica 11 in Trogir, serves modern cuisine from the Čiovo side of the harbour and is listed as Recommended in the Michelin Guide 2026.

The kitchen

Robert Predrag Žmire is executive chef, with Toni Ukić as sous chef. Their cooking works creatively with seasonal ingredients while keeping traditional Dalmatian flavours intact. The restaurant credits local farms and producers for its seafood, vegetables and herbs. Gault&Millau rates it 14 in its 2026 edition.

On the plate

The menu is short, a good sign for freshness. Ode to the Fisherman is salted monkfish with tomato emulsion, garlic cream, pickled shallots and capers, dedicated to the fishermen who once moored in this harbour. Traditionalists can order pašticada with prunes and bacon, served with homemade gnocchi. Lamb with Jerusalem artichokes and dates, or octopus in roasted pepper sauce, lean toward the newer side of the Dalmatian kitchen. Gault&Millau suggests handing the decisions to the chef with the tasting menu.

Harbour and terrace

Mare faces Trogir's centre from across the water. Even in high summer it stays calmer than the crowded old town. There is a terrace, and the wine list favours local bottles.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Gault&Millau
14
14
2026
Michelin
Recomended
Recomended

Ambience

A glimpse inside

Details

At a glance

Gault&Millau 2026 — 14
Michelin 2026 — Recomended
Cuisines Modern Cuisine
Services Air Conditioning, Outdoor Seating, Wheelchair Access

History

On the record

2026
Gault&Millau — 14

Located in the harbour of the old part of the island of Čiovo, overlooking the Trogir city centre, Mare has perhaps one of the most beautiful positions for a restaurant on the coast. Even in summer, it is not crowded, while on the other side, the city is teeming with tourists. We arrive at Mare in late autumn, just a few days before the close. The attentive personnel do not show any fatigue from the long season. The main asset of the restaurant Mare is its creative approach to seasonal ingredients, while respecting traditional Dalmatian flavours. The rich selection of local wines is also something that Mare prides itself on. There are not many dishes on the menu, which immediately made us happy because it is above all a sign of the freshness of the ingredients. Ode to the Fisherman is a dish dedicated to the old fishermen who used to moor their small or larger boats in the harbour of Čiovo, from where, depending on the full moon, the wind or the time of year, they would go “fishing”. It is a salted monkfish with tomato emulsion, garlic cream, pickled shallots and capers. The ingredients are skilfully balanced, and you can feel the taste of the fish and the seasonal vegetables. Here, lovers of tradition can also eat the real Dalmatian pašticada (braised beef) with prunes and bacon, and homemade gnocchi, while those who prefer more modern flavours will enjoy the lamb with Jerusalem artichokes and dates or the octopus in roasted pepper sauce. We suggest to surrender to the experienced culinary hands of chef Robert Predrag Žmire and his daily creativity and order the tasting menu.

Location

Find us

Lučica 11, Trogir, 21220, Croatia
Trogir, Croatia
+385 91 788 4384
restaurantmare21@gmail.com
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