Restaurant Capo
Restaurant Capo is a charming family-owned establishment situated at Ribarska ulica 11 in the heart of Trogir's old town, Croatia. It offers a unique Dalmatian dining experience, set within the walls of an ancient ruined house.
Cuisine & Beverages:
The menu features traditional Mediterranean dishes, including specialties like Trogir pasticada, black risotto, and a variety of fresh fish options. For alternative choices, the restaurant also offers pizzas and a wide selection of burgers. Guests can enjoy an extensive selection of Croatian wines, available by the glass.
Operating Hours:
Daily: 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Contact & Reservations:
* Restaurant Reservations: WhatsApp at +385 92 209 7150
* Apartment Accommodations Inquiries/Reservations: +385 91 48 84 370
Restaurant/Apartments Capo
- $$ - $$$
- Ribarska ulica 11, Ribarska 09, 21220, Trogir, Croatia
- +385 21 885 334
- https://www.capotrogir.com/
Sunday Closed Monday Closed Tuesday 5:00 PM – 2:00 AM Wednesday 5:00 PM – 2:00 AM Thursday 5:00 PM – 2:00 AM Friday 5:00 PM – 2:00 AM Saturday 5:00 PM – 2:00 AM
Reviews1 / 5
Neel Banerjee
Tucked into the stone alleys of Trogir’s UNESCO-protected Old Town, Capo is what happens when tradition and the Adriatic meet over a charcoal flame. The setting is simple: weathered limestone walls, twinkling string lights, and the hum of the marina just a few steps away. It feels like eating inside a medieval postcard.
The grilled squid here is, without exaggeration, the best I’ve had in my life. Butterflied and flame-charred to perfection, it’s got that soft spring that tells you it’s fresh from the sea - never rubbery, never overdone. The smoky char mingles with the squid’s natural brine, and the drizzle of olive oil and chopped parsley brings it all home. A squeeze of lemon over the plate and you’re somewhere between hunger and heaven.
Add a cold local beer (Karlovačko or Ožujsko - doesn’t matter which, both hit right) and the world just slows down. The balance of smoke, salt, and malt makes it one of those meals that remind you why the Adriatic keeps pulling you back.
Capo isn’t about pretense - it’s about perfection. The kind of simple, honest cooking that only comes from a chef who’s lived this food his whole life.
Kay Phelps
I’m a happy solo traveller. I understand why being solo might cause an issue for some restaurants, but Capo is fantastic: wonderful food and attentive, helpful service. Ended up coming here twice over my 5 nights in Trogir. Like many restaurants, it’s in a tiny alley in the medieval town. It is full of atmosphere. The wine was gorgeous. Loved it at Capo.
