There are plenty of restaurants in Trogir. They lie side by side on the Riva and in "Old Town"with its winding narrow alleys. Seating is always outside unless the Bora blows. The owners of the restaurants are not nearly as intrusive as you sometimes see it in the Mediteranean. Most restaurants have some kind of a breakfast meal - it costs between 20 to 60 Kuna and beverages are usually included in the price.
If you do not want to take a ride in to Trogir for dinner, there are also restaurants nearby. About 5 min. walk from the apartment at the small marina at the beach, there are some restaurants that are a little bit cheaper than in Trogir. They are cozy and is so close to the apartment that you can just walk home and you do not have to think about how much you have drunk - remember 0 ‰. To avoid having to drive your car home from Trogir you can choose to take a taxi boat which sails from the small marina to Trogir and back 1-2 times every hour until midnight.
If you want to pay with a credit card in restaurants in Croatia make sure to ask the waiter if the restaurant accepts credit cards. If the restaurant does not accept cards - it's just a matter of finding an ATM and withdraw some money - sometimes the staff can refer to the ATM closest to.
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