Restaurant "Pod Bore", vl. Antun Žuvela Doda
tel: +385 20 812 123; fax: +385 20 813 069

DEAR GUESTS

It is our honor to highlight the 50th anniversary of the restaurant. We can proudly say that we have continued the tradition of the family business and improved it according to the standards of modern restaurant.

Thanks of years of hard work and effort and the quality of food and service we satisfied even the most demanding guests and enabled their return.

With a large selection of mediterranean dishes, we also offer pizza from the bread oven, homemade wine and brandy.

Looking forward to your arrival and wish to make your every visit more beautiful.

“Pod bore” restaurant staff
and Family Žuvela Doda

Special Offer!

Roast lamb under the bell with baked potatoes
Mixed meat under the bell with baked potatoes
Lobster of your choice
Grilled mixed fish platter
Dalmatian fish stew with cornmeal mush

Accommodation

We rent two bedrooms with double bed and one bedroom with single bed. Guests can use kitchen, terrace and bathrooms. All rooms overlook beautiful Bay of Vela luka.
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Restaurant

Restaurant "Pod Bore" offers a large selection of seafood and meat dishes. We also offer our own fresh organically produced food. Vegetables, fruits, all kinds of seasonal salads, dalmatian chard, potatoes, watermelon, etc.

From our own vineyards and olive groves we offer a homemade white and red wine and olive oil.

We offer daily fresh homemade bread from the baker's oven.

In an exclusive ambience of our restaurant we can organize weddings, baptisms, various anniversaries, business lunches and dinners.

Come and visit us.

Vela Luka

Vela Luka (4464 inhabitants) is the biggest town on the island and is 42 km far away from the town of Korcula. Vela Luka is the oldest and the youngest settlement on the island at the same time.

On the hill spilinski rat, Northeast of the village, on about 100 m attitude above sea-level, is the Vela Spila (the big cave) - the most significant pre-historic deposit of Korcula. the rich Neolithic culture of the “Circle of Hvar” (3200 before Christ) communicated over sea with the neighbours of the Adriatic and the Mediterranean.

The attractive collection of discoveries is exhibited in the Homeland museum in the Palace Franulovic-Repak near the parish church.