Konoba Tomić

Konoba Tomić

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Agriculture, livestock and domestic production

Our homeplace, Gornji Humac, is one of the oldest villages on the island of Brač. Gornji Humac has been known for its sheep milk cheese, prosciutto, lamb and wine since ancient times.

Our family is one of the oldest families in Gornji Humac. For years, we have been producing livestock and agricultural products for our family, and now for the needs of our restaurant. Our farm is just 6 kilometers away, where all production takes place.

Look at our photo gallery and take a walk through our farm!

 

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Pleasant Lunch Under the Vines

Our group of 16 pre-ordered either fish or meat plates for lunch. Nice setting with nice staff. I had the fish – sea bass – quite good but many bones. Spouse had the lamb. Both were tasty, but nothing outstanding. Pleasant experience.

CharlesA

Amazing place

We were with family and have great time and awesome Food !!! Great atmosphere near inside grill !! Owner is a specjalist with preparing grill dishes, taking care of us Very personal

Justyna W

Really lovely rustic food

If you love meat this is the place. Very Large portions of meat cooked on open fire grill. Very cheap. All fresh & nothing processed.

dawnand2

Excellent

Beautiful domestic ambiance and great food. Do not look any further for authentic food on island of Brac

silvijabaresa

Excellent lamb in rural atmosphere

We make a stop here every year as we regularly spend holidays on Brac. The food is great, you can enjoy it in the atmosphere of an old Dalmatian rural house with a family service. Really great on food and experience.

VLKO
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In the heart of the island of Brač

From Austria, via Zagreb and Karlovac to Split; from Italy via Rijeka to Split; from central Italy, by ferry Ancona-Split, then Split-Brač.

There are airports are in Split and Brač, both well connected by bus lines.

In the summer, almost every hour, buses depart from Zagreb to Split, and then you can continue your journey by a ferry or bus. Twice a week from Zagreb the bus goes directly to Bol, with a station in Gornji Humac.

Almost every hour, ferries depart from Split to Supetar, or from Makarska to Sumartin.

It is possible to reach Zagreb or Split by train from all parts of Europe, then take a ferry to Brač, and then continue your trip by bus or taxi.

There are several ferries to Supetar every day and then continue your trip to Bol by bus.