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METRO Croatia has officially presented the prestigious MICHELIN awards
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METRO Croatia has officially presented the prestigious MICHELIN awards

The restaurant Harry’s Piccolo in Poreč has received its first MICHELIN star, while Agli Amici in Rovinj has confirmed its two-star status. This brings the total number of MICHELIN-starred restaurants in Croatia to fourteen. Three new restaurants—Bistro Loora in Đakovo, Lulu Fusion Bistro in Osijek, and Nuré in Zagreb—have been added to the Bib Gourmand list, which recognizes high-quality dining establishments. Sixteen additional restaurants have received recommendations from the MICHELIN guide, bringing the total number of Croatian restaurants in the guide to a record 112. Tomislav Smolčec, CEO of METRO Hrvatska, praised the progress of Croatian gastronomy and highlighted the company's role as a long-term partner supporting the hospitality sector.

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METRO Croatia has officially presented the prestigious MICHELIN awards

The restaurant Harry’s Piccolo in Poreč has received its first MICHELIN star, while Agli Amici in Rovinj has confirmed its two-star status. This brings the total number of MICHELIN-starred restaurants in Croatia to fourteen. Three new restaurants—Bistro Loora in Đakovo, Lulu Fusion Bistro in Osijek, and Nuré in Zagreb—have been added to the Bib Gourmand list, which recognizes high-quality dining establishments. Sixteen additional restaurants have received recommendations from the MICHELIN guide, bringing the total number of Croatian restaurants in the guide to a record 112. Tomislav Smolčec, CEO of METRO Hrvatska, praised the progress of Croatian gastronomy and highlighted the company's role as a long-term partner supporting the hospitality sector.

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