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K & K: Out and About in Zagreb

It's warm, inviting, interesting and filled with photos. A great place to have a coffee in the afternoon or go out at night.

I ordered a lovely fresh lemon juice and a cokolada (hot chocolate) which were both delicious. The hot chocolate was soooo thick and creamy; way better than the hot chocolate in Britain or Spain!

Warning: You may want to spend a lot of time in this bar!!!

We sat upstairs which I think is the most interesting part of the bar/café

Dress Code: Anything goes

Address: Jedinica 1

Directions: Just off the main square

Theme: Eating and Drinking

The Red Room: Get funky in Split

The red room is indeed a large red room with a funky cool atmosphere suitable for young people. Apart from the stools at the bars the other seats are sofas and puffs which makes for a comfortable night.

The only downsides are that it is way more expensive than most bars (Kilkenny 40 kuna) and that it can be hard finding a seat due to popularity.

Dress Code: Everyone was well dressed and trendy here (not tartishly though).

Address: Caparina Poliana

Directions: In the palace grounds

Theme: People Watching

Jupiter: Jupiter in Split

a nice comfy place to have a drink or two....

Address: Milovilova 4

Directions: In the palace grounds opposite the Star Hotel

Theme: Other

Knoba bar Cervantes: A Spanish theme bar in Dubrovnik

It looks like an old wine cellars with arched stone walls and roof. Apart from Don Quixote, a bull fighting poster and the Sangre de Toro wine not much else was particularly Spanish. Well, sometimes they played some good old cheesy Spanish pop too.

It has a chilled atmosphere suitable for all, where the music isn't too loud so you are able to talk.

Address: Dropceva 4a

Directions: Off of the main street in Dubrovnik's old town.

Theme: Other