What is the average dinner time in Croatia?

The star meal concludes with one of Croatia's many delicious desserts. By dinnertime (from 8:00 p.m. on), locals often gather at restorani (restaurants) and konoba (taverns) for thin-crust pizzas and shared platters of spicy grilled sausage (cevapi), smoked ham (pršut) and grilled sardines.



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