Pet-Friendly Restaurants in Split

One of Split's most beloved konobas, Matejuška sits in the Veli Varoš fishing quarter near the small Matejuška harbour. The outdoor terrace is directly on the harbour front, one of the most atmospheric dining settings in the city. Dogs are welcome on the terrace. Fresh Adriatic fish, black risotto, and local Dalmatian wine are the highlights. A genuine local favourite, less touristy than the Riva options, with staff who are genuinely warm toward dogs.

A relaxed wine bar and restaurant in the Bačvice neighbourhood with a pleasant outdoor terrace. Zinfandel focuses on Croatian wines and Mediterranean cuisine, with an excellent charcuterie and cheese selection. Dogs are welcome on the terrace. The Bačvice neighbourhood is one of Split's most pleasant areas to explore with a dog — quieter than the Old Town, with the beach nearby. The wine list features excellent Dalmatian labels including Plavac Mali and Pošip.

A well-regarded modern Croatian restaurant on the edge of Diocletian's Palace area. Bokeria has a pleasant street terrace that is dog-friendly. The menu combines contemporary Croatian cooking with Mediterranean influences — fresh seafood, local meats, excellent pasta. The location is ideal for exploring the Old Town with your dog before or after dinner. The restaurant has built a solid reputation among both locals and visitors for consistent quality.

Dvor is one of Split's most scenic restaurants, set in a courtyard garden below the Meštrović Gallery with stunning views over the Adriatic and the islands of Čiovo and Šolta. The large garden terrace is dog-friendly and extremely pleasant. Croatian and Mediterranean cuisine, strong on fresh fish and grilled meats. The garden setting is one of the most relaxed and spacious dining environments in the city — ideal for dogs that need space to settle.