Konoba
Konoba brings a taste of Croatia to downtown Huntington, on the plate and in the glass. It’s a lively trip.
Crunchy barramundi fish tacos are served in crisp tortilla shells with coconut-cabbage slaw at Konoba in Huntington.
Konoba in Huntington.
Konoba in Huntington is situated in the former site of Hush Bistro, and remains a cozy, mirrored, wood-panelled spot.
Patrons dine in the front end of the dining room of Konoba in Huntington. The name means tavern in Croatian.
The ahi tuna bowl is capped with seaweed, sesame oil and scallions, plus crisp wontons at Konoba in Huntington.
Kupus salata, or shaved cabbage salad, made with roasted hazelnuts, Parmesan and red wine vinaigrette at Konoba in Huntington.
A plump chicken breast arrives with roasted fingerling potatoes and baby carrots, finished in a white-wine reduction at Konoba in Huntington.
Executive chef Bruno Oliveira adds fresh lime juice to a serving of barramundi fish tacos in the kitchen of Konoba in Huntington.