News Feature

"Fine" fish restaurant recommended for travellers to Dubrovnik

10 March 2010

People heading to the Croatian city of Dubrovnik have been advised to eat out at a "fine fish restaurant" by The Telegraph.

Proto, located at Siroka 1 in the ancient settlement in south Croatia, sits on a "cosy" rooftop terrace in the Old Town of Dubrovnik, the newspaper explains.

It offers a wide range of dishes, with specialities including black squid-ink risotto and locally-produced wine from Korcula.

Describing Proto's location as being "an elegant cliffside setting," the publication advises that it will cost approximately £20 per person to dine at the restaurant.

If the specialities do not tempt people to visit Dubrovnik and Proto, they may wish to remain confident that a suitable meal will be available from a menu boasting plenty of Dalmatian fish dishes.

Dubrovnik was last month described as "the most beautiful jewel of Croatia's cultural heritage" by the Croatia National Tourist Board.

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