Mokosh

Mokosh occupies Villa Toncic, an early 20th-century Art Nouveau residence protected as cultural heritage, five minutes from Diocletian's Palace. The villa stand…Mokosh occupies Villa Toncic, an early 20th-century Art Nouveau residence protected as cultural heritage, five minutes from Diocletian's Palace. The villa stands in a century-old park laid out around a central fountain and planted islands.

Chef Djordje Markovic cooks Mediterranean food rooted in Dalmatian tradition. The restaurant serves breakfast, a weekend brunch with live music, lunch and dinner, and has a children's menu. Dishes include duck tortellini, veal cheek risotto, suckling pig confit, buzara and knedla. Mokosh also holds an SBID International Design Excellence Award and Gault & Millau recognition for its interior.