View of Magellan restaurant building from across the street

Magellan

Dubrovnik


Exploring the fusion of fresh Mediterranean ingredients and contemporary cooking techniques, dishes here come sprinkled with an international zing. With highlights such as slow-cooked lamb, nut-crusted turbot, and orzoto (rice and barely risotto) with squid ink and shrimp tartare, Magellan delivers a fine-dining experience at slightly more favourable prices than its old-town counterparts.


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