Hidden within the Old Town's tiny lanes, this atmospheric eatery has only three outdoor tables and a handful inside; it feels like you're eating in a long-lost relative's home. The traditional dishes are beautifully presented. Don't miss out on the house speciality, hobotnica ispod sača (octopus cooked under a metal lid with hot coals). The grilled squid is excellent too.
Konoba Portun
Budva
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