I found the information from our wedding planner's site:(http://www.doyouwed.me/wedding_dubrovnik_tips.html)
Drink Dubrovnik water - it is extraordinary, don't buy bottled one.
Eat mussels, they are so fresh and tasty.
Admire great views from Srđ.
Eat oysters (brought from Peljesac).
Visit Lokrum. Drink Plavac.
Take Jadrolinija boat and visit at least one of Elafiti Island.
Take a bath at St. Jakov beach.
Taste an ice cream at "Dolcevita".
Walk the city walls.
Take a night bath at Banje beach.
Drink more wine on Peljesac, visit cellars there.
Check out Dubrovnik's rooftops while walking the city walls.
Visit Lovrijenac.
Where to eat?
Casual meals are available in mnay restaurants, these are two that I would recommend:
Peskarija: http://www.mea-culpa.hr/index.php?restaurant=restaurants_seaview&dubrovnik=en
(this is sea food, right next to it there is a meat restaurant of the same style)
Kamenice: http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g295371-d1101077-Reviews-Kamenice-Dubrovnik.html
You can have a simple lunch there at about 10-15 EUR. If you like the sea food mussels are MUST. Fresh oysters are recommended for particular sea food lovers.
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