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Pizzeria GalijavsVilla Spiza
Both Villa Spiza and Pizzeria Galija are recommended by those who travel for a living. On balance, Villa Spiza is the choice of most reviewers compared to Pizzeria Galija. Villa Spiza scores 82 with accolades from 2 publications like Lonely Planet, Afar Magazine.
Pizzeria Galija
Fodor's
Frommer's
Tonciceva 12, Split, Croatia
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Fodor's "Considered an instition by locals for pizza, Galija also offers pasta dishes and a range of colorful salads, good draft beer and wine sold by the glass." Full review
Frommer's "Generally regarded as the best pizzeria in town, Galija has expanded over the years, now offering additional outdoor tables on a front terrace." Full review
Villa Spiza
Afar Magazine
Time Out
The Guardian
Kruziceva 3, Street, Close to Main Square, Split 21000, Croatia
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Afar Magazine "Ivana and her sister stir up local soul food with fresh ingredients from the market. This loving attitude to cooking creates a family vibe, attracting bohos, backpackers and urbanites." Full review
Time Out "A small box-shaped room with a counter and a kitchen squeezed into one side, a few stools propped against a ledge at the other, Spiza offers fast-ish food, traditional Split style." Full review
The Guardian "It’s small and busy, locals love it! The menu is handwritten every morning to reflect whatever is in season. Depending on the day, you might find traditional Croatian dishes including pašticada. "
