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Blagoevgrad Province, Bulgaria Food Guide: 5 Greek food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Razlog
Best Greek restaurants nearby. Discover the best Greek food in Razlog. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Greek restaurants near you.. Razlog (Bulgarian: Разлог) is a town and ski resort in Razlog Municipality, Blagoevgrad Province in southwestern Bulgaria. It is situated in the Razlog Valley and was first mentioned during the reign of Byzantine emperor Basil II.
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1. Kancheto
Reviewed By jls157
Wonderful food at excellent prices and friendly service, what more can you ask for? The place is always busy and as soon as a table is vacated it is full again but service is still quick so you never have to wait long and it is worth it anyway.
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2. Restaurant Hole in One
Reviewed By HSeeingtheworld
George, as has been commented on previously, was the archetypal "mine host" and the food was first class, particularly the meatballs - they don't sound anything special, but they really are!Apparently he lost his chef in August, but judging on the food quality, that has certainly not adversely affected the offerings. The meat was the most tender we experienced in Bulgaria and the bar b q flavour was excellentThe only thing that stopped me going to 5 stars was the price of the wine. If I was buying it in England I would have thought it reasonably priced, maybe even cheap, but in Bulgaria it was ridiculously over priced. When I pointed it out to George, he said he did not drink wine and at his prices I am not surprised! The wine was good, but it was the most expensive we found in Bulgaria (even more than the Clubhouse)The restaurant is well worth going, but I suggest you discuss his wine pricing before you buy and maybe he will get the message.
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3. Greek Restaurant Octopus
Overall Ratings
3 based on 12 reviews
A bright and spacious restaurant with sea mood and a panorama towards Rila mountain. During the winter the fireplace is always lit, and during the summer a vast terrace attracts the guests of the complex. The menu which is offered is putting the accent on
Reviewed By chasman9
We visited this restaurant one Thursday evening in late september 2013. They were quiet - very quiet. But to be fair - everywhere is quiet in this region at this time of year so that was of no surprise. In fact all the restaurants in the Pirin Golf resort were empty as the summer season is pretty much over and the skying is yet to begin.They made us feel welcome and showed us to a table. I ask for the wine list and was told there was none, and was taken to a wine rack to be given the chance to choose a bottle that I liked the most. They appeared keen to sell me a half bottle (assuming, I guess that as there was only two of us that would be all we wanted), but what troubled me most was that the two staff stared intently at me whilst I made my choice. Maybe they thought I was going to run out the door with a bottle of wine, leaving my wife to find her own way home - who knows? Actually - staring was the order of the night - which made us feel most uncomfortable. So, we ordered. I had a grilled shrimp was was lovely and my wife had chicken with lemon soup. Both starters were excellent. Then the oddest thing happened (for an expensive restaurant that is). Whilst my wife was still eating her starter the main courses arrived and were placed on the table. Very impractical as my wife had to leave her starter and go straight to the main, in order to enjoy that before it went cold. They made no apology for this error - presenting as they did as a fait accompli. I had the Rabbit (which was rather dry) served with potato, carrots and onions, although they forgot to give me the carrots and onions! My other half had the lamb - which to be fair was delicious. I complained about the missing carrots and onions - but the waitress clearly did not care.So - my advice is - think twice about going here. Maybe we caught them on a bad night, or maybe its the norm. I have no intention of going back to find out.
4. Castello Restaurant - Bansko
A place where you can find and taste everything about food, caffe, cocktails and more... Just... expect the best!
Reviewed By madisonc_11
We stumbled across Castello whilst exploring the town of Bansko... Slightly off the beaten track, Castello sits off of the âmainâ strip, (follow the road to Flash club). Set back down a cobbled street, the âcastle-esqueâ building is very impressive. You enter through double glass doors and feel as if you are some Greek castle, with chandeliers and wood everywhere. We were greeted by a very friendly waiter, who provided us with exceptional service all evening. The food was sensational, in particular; the tuna tartar, king prawns, octopus and calamari. The fish is imported from Greece, along with a selection of the wines and the meat - everything is very fresh! After our first meal, we booked to go back for our last evening of our holiday and were not disappointed! We will be back.
5. La Petite BANSKO
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
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Reviewed By kcexelby
Definitely more of a pancake than a French crape but they were absolutely lovely. You can choose a variety of toppings, not only the combinations that are stated on the menu. Great customer service. We endearingly refereed to it as âParty Pancakesâ as it always looked like customers were having fun and the music was always going. Unfortunately wouldnât be suitable for those with a nut allergy as nuts are prepared and severed in the same place as the pancakes are made
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