Vrnik Arts Club

Island is cute but compared to other places on the Adriatic, nothing special. Restaurant is overpriced, they do not give you the menu, the waitress just says what can be ordered and at which price. Prices are far too high and the waitress is obviously accustomed to rich guests and treats all the others without respect.

Great location! Recommended it to good friends who came away very disappointed though. A portion of sea bass, veal roll, soft drink and a bottle of water came to £70 (without tip). What made the whole experience even more frustrating was that they were told they were no menus, so they couldn't even check the prices before they ordered. Lesson learnt!

Wonderful lunch and a great afternoon on the beach. We went with the prawns from the grill and they did not disappoint.

Overpriced, rude staff. It's almost on the beach, on a sweet island and that's the only advantage, really. Avoid.

Lovely setting, good food but EXTORTIONATE prices. I was charged 650 kunas for fish (per kilo)! And 190 kunas for a piece of meat with chips (no garnish or veg or sauce). Normally fish is 375 kunas/kilo. I had Lobster at the lovely Gavuni restaurant for 600 kunas/kilo! I was kayaking with my son, was delighted to get a table and was told there was no menu but I should get fish or meat. That made me slightly nervous but we were both hungry so hope it would not be too bad... until the bill arrived! I was later told it is illegal not to have a menu in Croatia...