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Seosko domaćinstvo Ficović anchors its coastal Mediterranean cuisine in the grounds of a working family farm outside Neum. The Ficović household grows the vegetables and shellfish that define their menu, while the kitchen handles the daily catch from nearby waters. This direct supply chain shapes every plate, allowing the regional cooking style to reflect the actual harvest rather than a distant supplier. A recent Gault&Millau score of 13.5 confirms how this grounded approach resonates with returning guests.
Diners typically begin with the house clear fish soup, a broth packed with white fish that many guests consider essential. The main courses lean toward coastal cuisine, featuring black cuttlefish risotto and tagliatelle tossed with local shrimp. When the catch varies, staff present the daily selection, usually grilled simply alongside Swiss chard and potatoes. Even the finish follows tradition, offering classic pastries and a modern twist with ice cream infused with hemp oil from their own crops.
The dining space opens onto a spacious covered terrace decorated with weathered fishing nets that nod to the area’s maritime history. Guests can step down to a private stretch of beach or remain seated under shade while watching the water. The beverage program stays focused on nearby Pelješac vineyards, pairing structured local reds with lighter seafood preparations. This relaxed setting suits the broader Mediterranean cuisine perfectly.
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