Međugorje: Best Restaurants in and near Medjugorje

Where We Eat in Međugorje

We’ve been showing folks around Međugorje with Balkan Chauffeur for a while now. After a day of exploring, everyone’s looking for a good place to eat. That’s why we’ve put together this list of our favorite spots.

From local Bosnian food to places with a view, we’ve got you covered. These are the restaurants our passengers always enjoy. Let’s get started.

1. Restoran Viktors: Local Međugorje Flavors

Restoran Viktors is right in the center of Međugorje, just a short walk from St. James Church. Our passengers always tell us they love the homemade Bosnian food here. They’ve got dishes like ćevapi—grilled sausages with bread—and fresh Neretva trout.

We often bring folks here because the staff is so friendly. A meal costs around 8-12 euros per person. They’re open from 8 AM to 11 PM, and there’s outdoor seating with a view of the town. Some say it can get busy around dinnertime, so we’d suggest lunch instead.

Location: Kraljice Mira 55, Međugorje 88266

2. Restaurant Pizzeria Colombo: Family-Friendly Dining

Restaurant Pizzeria Colombo is a 5-minute walk from St. James Church. It’s a good choice if you’re with family—our passengers with kids always say they like the atmosphere. They serve pizzas, pastas, and Bosnian dishes like sarma, which is stuffed cabbage.

The pizzas are a favorite, costing around 6-10 euros. We’ve noticed the service is quick, which is nice after a long day. They’re open from 9 AM to 10 PM, and there’s a small play area for kids outside. Some folks mention the indoor seating can feel tight when it’s crowded, so grab a table outside if you can.

Location: Krstine 31, Međugorje 88266

3. Restoran Herceg: Traditional Bosnian Dishes

Restoran Herceg is about a 10-minute walk from the town center. We take folks here because they make traditional Bosnian food really well. Their pljeskavica—a grilled patty with onions—is a hit, and it’s around 7 euros.

There’s a big outdoor terrace, which is nice on warm days. They’re open from 10 AM to 11 PM, and meals are usually 8-15 euros per person. Our passengers often tell us they love the fresh bread that comes with every dish. It can get busy around 1 PM, so maybe go a bit later for a quieter meal.

Location: Krstine 99, Međugorje 88266

4. Restaurant Gardena: Dining with a View

Restaurant Gardena is close to Apparition Hill, about a 15-minute walk from the town center. We like this place because it has a great view of the hill, especially if you sit outside. They serve local dishes like grilled meats and soups, with meals costing around 10-14 euros per person.

Our passengers always mention the homemade lemonade—it’s perfect after a climb. They’re open from 9 AM to 10 PM. The atmosphere is relaxed, but some say the portions can be a bit small for the price. We’d suggest trying their lamb—it’s tender and cooked just right.

Location: Podbrdo bb, Međugorje 88266

5. Restoran Vinograd: Vineyard Dining Experience

Restoran Vinograd is a bit outside Međugorje, about a 15-minute drive toward Čitluk. It’s part of a winery, so our passengers love trying local wines with their meal. They serve Bosnian dishes like dolma—stuffed vegetables—and grilled meats, with meals around 12-18 euros per person.

We often stop here for the relaxed vibe and the view of the vineyards. They’re open from 11 AM to 10 PM. The wine tasting is a highlight—you can try a few for about 5 euros. Some folks say the service can be slow when it’s busy, so booking a table for dinner is a good idea.

Location: Čitluk, 10 km from Međugorje

6. Restoran Dubrovnik: Fine Dining near Međugorje

Restoran Dubrovnik is in Čitluk, about a 15-minute drive from Međugorje. It’s a bit fancier, so we bring folks here when they want something special. They’ve got a mix of Bosnian and Mediterranean dishes—our passengers often talk about the seafood platter, which costs around 20 euros for two people.

The place has a nice indoor dining area with big windows. They’re open from 12 PM to 11 PM, and meals are usually 15-25 euros per person. We like their desserts—their baklava is a sweet way to finish. It’s pricier, but the quality matches the cost.

Location: Čitluk, 10 km from Međugorje

Explore More Around Međugorje

Međugorje has more than just great food. Check out our guide to the top sights in Međugorje—places like Apparition Hill and St. James Church are worth a visit. Want to explore more? We’ve got a list of the best private day tours from Međugorje with spots like Mostar and Kravica Waterfalls.

How to Get to Međugorje

Međugorje is easy to reach from several nearby airports. Here’s how you can get here with our transfers:

• Dubrovnik to Međugorje: Takes 2.5 hours from Dubrovnik Airport.
• Sarajevo to Međugorje: About 2.5 hours from Sarajevo Airport.
• Mostar to Međugorje: Just 30 minutes from Mostar.
• Split to Međugorje: Around 2 hours from Split Airport.

Heading to Mostar? We’ve got a list of the best day trips from Mostar too. Book with Balkan Chauffeur and we’ll get you there!

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best restaurants in Međugorje?

The best restaurants in Međugorje include Restoran Viktors, Restaurant Pizzeria Colombo, and Restoran Herceg, offering local Bosnian dishes and cozy vibes.

Where to eat local food in Međugorje?

For local food, try Restoran Viktors for ćevapi or Restoran Herceg for pljeskavica. Both are in Međugorje and serve traditional Bosnian meals.

Are there family-friendly restaurants in Međugorje?

Yes, Restaurant Pizzeria Colombo is great for families. It’s got a play area for kids and serves pizzas and Bosnian classics.

Can you find fine dining near Međugorje?

Restoran Dubrovnik in Čitluk, 15 minutes from Međugorje, offers fine dining with seafood platters and a nice atmosphere. Meals cost around 15-25 euros per person.

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