Where to Buy Groceries in Trogir

Trogir's open-air market sits just over the bridge on the mainland side, along the canal by Kardinala Alojzija Stepinca — a couple of minutes' walk from the old town's north gate. It's the nicest place to pick up fruit, vegetables and a few local products, and it's at its best first thing in the morning.

In summer, go early: the produce is freshest, the stalls are fully set up, and it's cooler and quieter before the day heats up. Depending on the season you'll find things like seasonal fruit and vegetables, olive oil, figs, honey and cheese. It's ideal for fresh ingredients rather than a full weekly shop — for that, you'll want one of the larger supermarkets.

For a proper shop — enough for a few days, or for the whole stay — the larger supermarkets are on the mainland, a short drive from the old town. Here are the ones we'd point apartment guests to, grouped by where you're staying.

A bakery is often the easiest holiday breakfast plan — especially before a beach day or an early boat trip. You'll find fresh bread, pastries, burek, sandwiches and pizza slices, and it's all quick and cheap.

There are bakeries around the old town and on the mainland, plus in-store bakery counters at the bigger supermarkets. Grab a few things on the way to the water and you're set for the morning.

Everything you'll usually want for a day by the water — most of it from one supermarket stop on the way:

You don't need much for a good, simple dinner in the apartment. A basic list that covers most evenings:

Keep it simple — good bread, ripe tomatoes, a bit of local cheese and something off the grill goes a long way here.