Good family restaurant in Dubrovnik w. gluten free items on menu?

There's a restaurant in the heart of old town called Nishta's that has found a lot of favor with my gluten-free friends and is casual and colorful enough for families. Nishta is vegetarian, vegan and wheat-free. Here's a little more from Afar mag.

Hi Inga,

You can also get gluten-free food at non gluten-free restaurants. A lot of Croatian cuisine is naturally gluten-free, including seafood, prosciutto, cheese, veal, lamb, and grilled vegetables.

Here's a link to a "gluten-free restaurant card" written in Croatian that you can print and take along with you on your trip to show to the waiters: http://www.celiactravel.com/cards/croatian/.

Also, check out this post for restaurant recommendations with gluten-free options: http://glutenfreebites.co.uk/2013/08/21/gluten-free-in-dubrovnik-croatia/.