Mali Dućan Matejuška / Little Beer Shop 1

This place just rocks located almost at the harbor, near the small boulevard. Not a place where you would expect much but a tourist trap but this place just hit the spot. Tiny shop with two guys behind the counter, reasonable prices. They pick the beers for you so no self-service. They had a bunch of fridges behind them. Great selection of Croation beers not massive but lots of good stuff, I told them what I wanted & they made great suggestions. Everything that got was really nice. They also had some DE, BE, USA etc. beers. No place even comparable to it around.

Wide range of Croatian craft beer. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, reasonable prices.

Toevallig langs gekomen op mijn reis in Kroatië toen ik rond aan het wandelen was in split het is een kleine bierwinkel met allemaal koelkasten achter een toonbank wat wel jammer is dat je ze zelf ni kan kiezen maar de man en de vrouw achter de toonbank waren vriendelijk en waren heel behulpzaam en hielpen mij met al mijn vragen de selectie zag er goed uit Veel kroatisch craft bieren en de prijzen waren ook goed een goede plaats om bieren te kopen

Not much to say about it, knowledgeable person behind the counter, a lot of croatian craft beer on stock, good prices

Little place with soul

Great little store - a gem, in fact. Tiny bottle shop with no self service, aa all the fridges (stacked with 250 different beers, including most Croatian craft beers) are behind the counter. But the guy behind the counter is very friendly and knowledgeable. Very reasonable prices, and you can enjoy your purchases outside in the sunshine, with a lovely view of the harbour. Very easy to find, just a few minutes’ walk from the old city.

Wonderful interested ladies helping out. By far the best store in the surroundings and the last outpost at least until Dubrovnik that I know of. One of the few good bottle shops I’ve found in Croatia (also one in Zadar and Zagreb). Good Belgian and local selection but I miss some lambic.

This place is more like a kiosk than a bottle shop. If you find yourself in Split looking for bottles of beer it is worth it to stop buy, but I would recommend having a firm idea of what you are looking for. Almost all of the beer was hidden behind the counter in coolers too far away to see a name, description and price. I attempted to see what was in the coolers, but my limited knowledge of Croatian craft beer left me with little idea of what to buy. The never ending line also meant asking for advice would be difficult. I decided to dip out and come back later with a better idea of what I wanted. Prices for the Croatian beer seemed reasonable (I paid about €2 for a Zmajska Pivovara Pale Ale), but I have no idea if the bottles from other countries are priced well. I did recognize some German, Belgian and American craft beer labels in the coolers. While it was a quick and weird experience, I was able to at least get something I was interested in trying.

Small bottle shop, good service. Found macro lager from montenegro, serbian craft beer and croatian craft beer.