Stopped by for coffee and a slice of cake &mdash; the pistachio one was really good. Place is right in the center, easy to find. Staff smiled, didn&rsquo;t rush me. Just a heads up, it gets a bit busy around noon. But fine for a quick break.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Khachapuri was solid, cheese pull exactly right. Eggplant rolls were decent too, good portion for the price. Place is small, family-run, no fuss. Service was fast enough for a weekday. Wouldn&#39;t cross town for it, but if you&#39;re in the area, it does the job.

The soups here are really good, and the desserts finish the meal nicely. Only thing&mdash;make a reservation, otherwise you might wait a bit. Solid neighborhood place for Balkan food.

Stopped by for dinner and ended up staying longer than planned. The owners are genuinely friendly, not the fake touristy kind. Had the grilled trout with a glass of local white wine &ndash; the pairing was spot on. Place is small and simple, but that&#39;s part of the charm. Maybe slightly slow service, but we weren&#39;t in a rush.

The new banitsa fillings keep me coming back. Pricier than the usual spots, but the quality&#39;s been consistent every time.

Decent lunch for 7 lev, staff spoke English fine. Nothing fancy but fair enough.

The lamb kebab was the standout for me. Properly charred outside, still juicy inside. Turkish coffee at the end was strong and thick, just how it should be. Place gets packed though, so you might wait a bit if you come late. Worth it for the meat alone.

Been coming here for years. The quality never drops, which is rare for a bakery. Yeah, it costs more than other places, but you can taste it in the ingredients. I don&#39;t feel bloated after eating here, that&#39;s a big deal for me. Staff are always friendly too.

Fresh fish, quiet room, decent prices. Service dragged a bit even with the place half empty, so plan for a longer lunch. Fine if you&#39;re not in a rush.

The thin-crust pizza here is really good. Place has a nice casual vibe, not too loud. Solid spot for Italian in Sofia.

The pork neck with lyutenitsa was the one that got me. Smoky, tender, that pepper spread cutting through the fat. Didn&#39;t care much about the garden or the quiet street. Just that plate. Price was fair for what came out. Would&#39;ve liked a bit more of the sauce though.

Stopped by for a drink last week. Cocktails were solid, bartender knew what he was doing. Place looks great inside, nice vibe. Pricey for Sofia though, you pay for the atmosphere. Not somewhere I&#39;d go every weekend, but fine for a special occasion.

Came for brunch and the place has this really warm vibe&mdash;like, the lighting and the way the tables are spaced out just makes it easy to relax. Staff were friendly too, not hovering or anything. Food was solid, though I wish the portions were a bit bigger for the price. Still, a nice spot to sit and take your time.

The fish and chips hit the spot&mdash;proper crispy batter, flaky fish inside. Portion was solid for the price, no complaints there. Had a glass of sauvignon blanc with it, which worked better than I expected with the fry-up. Place was busy but service kept up fine. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

Tripe soup was proper, just like the stuff my grandma makes. Had the pig hearts too, pretty solid. Place is nothing fancy but the food speaks for itself. Prices are decent for what you get. Left full and happy.

Decent spot for a casual dinner with friends. Portions are big for the price, though service gets a bit slow when it&#39;s packed. 😅

Came here for brunch on Vitosha and the omelet was solid. Big portions, and they actually have vegan options that aren&#39;t just a sad salad. The space itself is pretty comfortable too, nice light inside. Staff were friendly. Maybe a bit busy around noon but fine.

Chicken caprese was solid. Good spot for a work lunch. Staff helped us out fine. Entrance is a bit awkward if you&#39;ve got mobility issues though.

Tiny spot, really cozy. The pasta tasted properly fresh, not the usual reheated stuff. Service got a bit stretched when it filled up, but I&#39;d still call it a solid find.

Came here with a few friends and the garden seating is so nice for hanging out. We got kavarma and shkembe chorba, both were solid. Service was quick too. Maybe a bit touristy but I&rsquo;d still go back.

Pizza was decent, not the best I&#39;ve had but fine. Service was the highlight though, our waitress really looked after us. Just wish the pizza came out hotter.

Valentine&#39;s set menu was beautifully plated, every dish had real flavor. Pricey, but worth it for the occasion.

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