Restaurant Kopun vs Lokanda Peskarija
Restaurant Kopun and Lokanda Peskarija are both rated highly by expert reviewers. Overall, Lokanda Peskarija is preferred by most writers compared to Restaurant Kopun. Lokanda Peskarija comes in at #3 in Dubrovnik with praise from 7 publications including Insight Guides, Travel + Leisure and Lonely Planet.
Restaurant Kopun
Poljana Rudera Boskovica 7, Dubrovnik 20000, Croatia
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Frommer's
"You’ll find Kopun tucked away in the Old Town, in a lovely peaceful location on the square in front of the Jesuit Church."
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Afar Magazine
" With a focus on traditional delicacies from the region, standouts on the menu include a capon prepared from a 16th-century recipe, featuring Eastern spices, honey, and sour orange. "
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Time Out
"The interior is a breath of fresh air too, eschewing Dalmatian folksiness in favour of bright-white minimalism with artworks on the walls. "
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Pièce de résistance, however, is the capon stuffed with a rich filling of herbs, meat and vegetables, a dish sufficient for a party of three or four – although you really ought to order it a day in advance to make sure they've got the necessaries.
Fodor's
"Kopun refers to capon, the rooster that was a delicacy during the time of the Republic. It's just one of the old-fashioned dishes you can find at this charming local favorite."
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The Guardian
"There’s also Kopun in a wonderful setting by the Jesuit church, with a great wine list picked by its sommelier, Ana Bitanga"
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Lokanda Peskarija
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Na Ponti bb, Dubrovnik 20000, Croatia
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Concierge
"This seafood place in the old port serves the usual dishesmany in the traditional big black potsand very well done they are, too."
Fodor's
"Just outside the town walls—and affording unforgettable views over the old harbor—this seafood restaurant is a particularly good value."
Insight Guides
"This friendly, efficient little place by the harbour, under the city walls features fresh fish and seafood."
Lonely Planet
"Located on the Old Harbour right next to the fish market, you'll feast on the freshest catch here."
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Travel + Leisure
"The difference between Lokanda and other seafood restaurants in town is the local-to-visitor ratio, which often favors the local crowd."
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