
JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč
Old Town waterfront, Porec
Restaurant in Porec, Croatia
The Read
Price
$50–100per person
Dress
Casual
Why go
JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč is worth booking if you want Ana Roš’s seafood-focused Adriatic cooking in a relaxed, social bistro rather than a formal fine-dining room. The draw is the mix of shared plates, waterfront energy, and Michelin Guide Croatia 2026 Plate recognition, with enough culinary point of view to justify planning a meal around it.
About JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč
Book JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč if you want Ana Roš’s modern Mediterranean seafood in Porec in a casual setting. The reasons to consider it are direct: the chef-owner is Ana Roš, the cuisine is modern Mediterranean seafood, the price is $60 per person, and the restaurant is recognized with a Michelin Guide Croatia 2026 Plate.
The available details point to a seafood-focused restaurant rather than a formal dress-up destination. Dress code is casual, and the day is divided into breakfast, lunch, and dinner service: breakfast runs 7–11 AM, lunch 12–4 PM, and dinner 6–11 PM, with the bar open until midnight.
Modern Mediterranean seafood by Ana Roš
The clearest way to understand the kitchen is through the signature dishes: fresh white fish ceviche, Tom Yum spaghettini with Kvarner scampi, Novigrad scallops in brown butter, sea bass filet with polenta, and The best veal schnitzel. Those dishes frame the restaurant as modern Mediterranean seafood with one confirmed non-seafood signature option.
Michelin Guide Croatia 2026 Plate recognition is a useful calibration point: it supports the restaurant as a recognized chef-led choice in Porec, without turning the meal into a promise of star-level formality. Go because the menu gives you Ana Roš’s seafood point of view in a casual context.
Cuisine reads modern Mediterranean seafood, and the dishes give a table several routes through the meal. Ceviche and scampi pasta emphasize seafood; scallops in brown butter and sea bass with polenta offer another coastal direction. The veal schnitzel adds a confirmed non-seafood signature option for diners who do not want to stay entirely with fish and shellfish.
Planning the visit
The dress code is casual, so this is not a restaurant that asks guests to treat clothing as part of the occasion. That makes it easier to place in a Porec itinerary for travelers who want a chef-led meal without a formal wardrobe requirement.
Hours are broad: Monday through Sunday from 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM. JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč serves breakfast from 7–11 AM, lunch from 12–4 PM, and dinner from 6–11 PM, and the bar remains open until midnight. Choose the service based on the kind of meal you want: breakfast for the earliest visit, lunch for a midday meal, and dinner for the main evening slot.
For food-focused travelers, the larger context is Roš herself. Her name gives the restaurant a clear culinary identity, but the practical decision should stay grounded in what is here: modern Mediterranean seafood, casual dress, $60 per person, and Michelin Guide Croatia 2026 Plate recognition.
Who should put it on the Porec itinerary
Put JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč on the itinerary if you want modern Mediterranean seafood in Porec with a known chef-owner attached. It is especially relevant for diners interested in dishes such as fresh white fish ceviche, Tom Yum spaghettini with Kvarner scampi, Novigrad scallops in brown butter, sea bass filet with polenta, and The best veal schnitzel.
Skip it if you are looking only for the cheapest possible meal or if you need a venue with dietary, delivery, take-out, seating, or detailed booking information.
Planning details
- Hours
- Monday: 7 am–12 am · Tuesday: 7 am–12 am
- Location
- Eugena Kumičića 3, Porec, Istria, 52440, HRV
- Website
- jaz.anaros.eu/porec/en
- Phone
- +385 52 400 820
Venue details
Ambiance
Relaxed, social and contemporary seaside bistro atmosphere, framed by Adriatic waterfront views, lively music, and a casual, living-room feel rather than formal fine dining.
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At the Table
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Noise Level
- Lively
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Standard
- Capacity
- Medium
- Kitchen
- Seasonal
- Menu Format
- A la carte, Small plates
- Drinks Focus
- Cocktails, Wine, Beer, Coffee
- Dietary
- Pescatarian friendly, Vegetarian friendly
- Outdoor Seating
- Yes
Signature Dishes
- Fresh white fish ceviche
- Tom Yum spaghettini with Kvarner scampi
- Novigrad scallops in brown butter
- Sea bass filet with polenta
- The best veal schnitzel
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- Getting there
- Eugena Kumičića 3, Porec, Istria, 52440, HRV
Planning details
Hours
- Monday
- 7 am–12 am
- Tuesday
- 7 am–12 am
- Wednesday
- 7 am–12 am
- Thursday
- 7 am–12 am
- Friday
- 7 am–12 am
- Saturday
- 7 am–12 am
- Sunday
- 7 am–12 am
Location
Recognition and awards
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How far ahead should I book JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč?
If you want a particular meal period, plan around the confirmed hours: breakfast 7–11 AM, lunch 12–4 PM, and dinner 6–11 PM. The restaurant costs about $60 per person and has Michelin Guide Croatia 2026 Plate recognition.
Does JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč handle dietary restrictions?
The confirmed cuisine is modern Mediterranean seafood, with signature dishes including fresh white fish ceviche, Tom Yum spaghettini with Kvarner scampi, Novigrad scallops in brown butter, sea bass filet with polenta, and The best veal schnitzel.
Is JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč worth the price?
It is worth considering if you want Ana Roš’s modern Mediterranean seafood in Porec at a price of about $60 per person. The Michelin Guide Croatia 2026 Plate recognition adds credibility, while the casual dress code keeps the meal from feeling overly formal.
Is the tasting menu worth it at JAZ by Ana Roš Poreč?
Base the decision instead on the confirmed modern Mediterranean seafood cuisine, the $60 per person price, and signature dishes such as white fish ceviche, Tom Yum spaghettini with Kvarner scampi, Novigrad scallops in brown butter, sea bass filet with polenta, and The best veal schnitzel.


















