Top 14 restaurants in Montenegro
14 of the best places to eat in Montenegro, from celebrated dining rooms to much-loved local favourites.
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14 restaurants
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1Seafood
Konoba Ćatovića Mlini
Family konoba around an old water mill on the Bay of Kotor, known for Adriatic fish and house prosciutto.
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2Traditional & regional
Kod Pera na Bukovicu
Mountain kafana dating from 1881, famed for Njeguši smoked prosciutto, cheese and homemade rakija.
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3Seafood
Stari Mlini
Restaurant in a restored old mill beside a spring on the Bay of Kotor, known for fresh fish.
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4Seafood
Galion
Waterfront restaurant beside Kotor's old town, known for seafood and views across the bay.
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5Traditional & regional
Konoba Badanj
Stone-and-wood konoba by Skadar Lake, known for smoked carp, lake fish and local wines.
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6Seafood
Stari Most
Riverside restaurant by the old bridge at Rijeka Crnojevića, known for Skadar Lake fish and eel.
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7Traditional & regional
Pod Volat
Old-town restaurant known for Montenegrin grills, kačamak and hearty traditional dishes.
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8Traditional & regional
Savardak
Straw-roofed mountain hut restaurant serving northern dishes such as kačamak, cicvara and Kolašin cheese.
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9Traditional & regional
Konoba Scala Santa
Candlelit stone konoba in Kotor's old town, known for grilled fish and Boka specialities.
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10Seafood
Bastion
Old-town restaurant by the northern gate of Kotor, known for fish, seafood and Mediterranean dishes.
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11Grill & steakhouse
Tanjga
Busy family-run grill just outside Kotor's old town, known for mixed grilled meats.
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12Seafood
Jadran kod Krsta
Long-established seafront restaurant near Budva's old town, known for seafood and Adriatic fish.
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13Seafood
Konoba Feral
Small konoba near the Herceg Novi waterfront, known for grilled fish, mussels and seafood platters.
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14Seafood
Konoba Školji
Waterside konoba in Perast facing the bay islets, known for local fish and Boka dishes.
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