Serves meat, vegan options available. Offers some vegan choices in their large variety of traditional Bulgarian specialties, wide range of organic drinks, Bulgarian wines and rakias. English speaking staff. Multi-language menus. Live folklore music from Tuesday to Saturday. Weekend reservations are recommended. Entrance is surrounded by stone walls, barrels, woodcarvings, traditional Bulgarian garbs and items from the 18th Century. Has a garden for summer dining. NOTE: Reported November 2020 to have limited vegan options; please send updates. Open Mon-Sun 11:30-00:00.
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18 Hristo Belchev St (at Near Vitoshka St and Solunska St), Sofia, Bulgaria, 1000
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- Outdoor seating
- Reservations required
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 07 Nov 2020 by MK.vL
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Added by kashtite on 18 Mar 2020
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3 Reviews
First Review by PaulsBuffet
LynneEvans76
Points +16
No longer does vegan options - Edit
The waiter was friendly but explained that they have veggie options but nothing vegan. As I was with a group of non vegans they made me potatoes and a side salad
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-11-05
Cons: No vegan options
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V:Traveller
Points +4007
Ok - Edit
There is no vegan option on the menu. You need to ask. I got a Porcini Risotto which was ok.
Read moreFood: 3/5
Vegan options (variety): 0/5
Vegan labelling: 0/5
Value for money: 3/5
Portion size: 3/5
Atmosphere: 4/5
Service: 3/5
Location: 4/5
Reservation recommended: no
Would I visit again? no
Visited: 8/2022
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PaulsBuffet
Points +3445
Good food - Edit
The interior is very traditional, the wait staff is dressed in the traditional Bulgarian gowns and the food of course is also on point.
Read moreEven though the menu is predominantly about meat and various cheeses (this is a traditional BG place after all) there are quite a few vegan options on there too.
I would highly recommend the purlenki, a type of flatbread, and the slow cooked beans, they were the absolute highlight.
If you're looking for a traditional Bulgarian meal sans animal products, these are your best bet.
Kyopoolu (a roasted eggplant-peppers mix) and the roasted peppers with garlic and dill are also an excellent choice if you're looking for an appetizer.
All in all, I would say give this place a go as it really captures the folkloric vibe and the food is affordable and tasty.
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