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- You should plan to spend around $110 (€100) per day on your vacation in Kotor. This is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors. Past travelers have spent, on average for one day: $47 (€43) on meals
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Kotor’s Old Town has a series of fantastic and picture perfect squares littered with tables from nearby restaurants. Predictably, these restaurants tend to pump out quick and unimaginative meals for the masses of tourists coming off the cruise ships. Our advice: get out of the main squares and enjoy some of the smaller gems and local hangouts in th...
Inside the city there are a few great places to eat, most of them located towards the back of the city and near the entrance to the fort. Przun restaurant boasts a creative and innovative menu, which will give you the fine dinning experience at frugal prices. After dinner there’s a number of great pubs nearby or you can do some wine tasting at the ...
If you’re looking for the best Montenegro has to offer and aren’t afraid to pay for it, we’d recommend the gastronomic cuisine at the Port Regent Hotel in Montenegro. The hotel itself is in the heart of the playground for the rich and famous that is the Porto Montenegro, the Adriatic answer to Cannes and St Tropez. The Port Regent Hotel’s philosoph...
If you’re feeling thrifty and want to really eat like a local, there’s really only one place to go… Our recommendation: The Tanjga Grill is the number 1 restaurant in Kotor according to TripAdvisor despite being a ‘cheap eat’. An otherwise underwhelming greasy spoon takeaway is actually a mini mecca for deeply marinated BBQ meats of big, hearty pro...
To get a really authentic and traditional experience head up the mountain to the Njegusi region. Njegusi is high above Kotor and has a wonderful and unique climate. The heat of the Bay of Kotor and the cool winds of the Montenegrin mountains meet. The mixture of dry heat and low humidity makes it the perfect place to make Montenegro’s famous Njegus...
Although we didn’t eat here, we wanted to include the rooftop bar at the Boutique Hotel Hippocampus, because who doesn’t love a good view over a glass of vino? For a tasty lunch from the josper grill head to the Cattaro Restaurant and Lounge Bar just outside the Old Town walls. Armonia was a welcome stop when visiting Perast, for ice cold drinks an...
Best Dining in Kotor, Kotor Municipality: See 20,303 Tripadvisor traveller reviews of 124 Kotor restaurants and search by cuisine, price, location, and more.
While meal prices in Kotor can vary, the average cost of food in Kotor is $47 (€43) per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Kotor should cost around $19 (€17) per person.
Dec 21, 2018 · If you’re wondering where to eat in Kotor without breaking the bank, then rest assured because I’ve compiled a list of the best restaurants in Kotor that won’t cost you a pretty penny!
Aug 19, 2022 · Not only is it insanely beautiful – particularly Kotor where the ocean meets the mountains. But the local culture, the history, the beautiful old town. And of course – the food! Kotor is a fantastic destination for foodies and best of all, it’s very reasonably priced so perfect for budget travellers who still want to enjoy the local cuisine.
The restaurants in Kotor were so good that we ended up eating out for every meal – even breakfast! Whether you plan to eat out once, twice or every single time during your travels to Kotor, here are some of my favourite Kotor restaurants and recommendations.
