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Gjirokaster County, Albania Food Guide: 10 Mediterranean food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Gjirokaster
Best Mediterranean restaurants nearby. Discover the best Mediterranean food in Gjirokaster. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Mediterranean restaurants near you. including Taverna Tradicionale, Bar Restorant Rrapi, The Barrels - Te Fucite, Kujtimi, Check - in Restaurant, Gjoca Restaurant, Kodra, Restorant Veranda, Taverna Kuka, Traticional ETNO
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10. Traticional ETNO
Our restaurant is located in the old part of the museum town of Gjirokaster. It is located very close to the main hotels and other guest houses. Our service is perfect. The food is delicious. The staff is highly qualified. The prices are competitive. Welc
Reviewed By Crook S
Nice and comfy environment The food was delicious with biological ingredients and amazing olive oil The prices doesn't hold you back at all
9. Taverna Kuka
Overall Ratings
3 based on 256 reviews
Taverna Kuka is a restorant where you will find a lot of diffrent food between traditional Balcanic and european kitchen.quality service and speed are our characteristic
Reviewed By JennaH_Helsinki
The service was ok on this place and there is plenty of space even for bigger groups, but the food was dry and not very tasty, compared to many other places in Gjirokaster. Good beer selection and also local beers are served, which is nice.
8. Restorant Veranda
Reviewed By PurpleLime
The food was well cooked but totally forgettable, the service was friendly but very disorganised. We started with salads which were nice but identical to most other restaurants in Albania, for main course my wife had grilled pork which is exactly what it was, no rub, no dressing just slightly dry grilled pork. I had stuffed meatballs which arrived 15 minutes after my wifeâs dish - it was pleasant enough but certainly nothing special. We skipped desert as the rest of the meal had been very average and it felt like a waste of money and more importantly calories. Personally Iâd give it a miss and try one of the other great places in Gjirokaster but maybe we just caught them on a bad day.
7. Kodra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By Blocker1
We'd already eaten in various Albanian restaurants before we dined in Kodra. Albanian food is absolutely delicious and is enjoyed best in the least prepossessing places in my experience.Kodra is a professional operation and service is slick but the food, whilst good, was not the best we ate in the country. On the night we dined the tables were filled by tourist parties in the main. However, once the tourist numbers (including us) left, a growing band of, presumably local, guys gathered to drink raki and sing folk songs to an accordion. These guys favoured either a leather jacket or a shiny suit with the jacket worn "off the shoulder". There was some coming and going amongst their number too. Goodness knows what was going on ;-).Never too raucous, they accepted our gift of a drink for the musician and in response sent tea, beer and wine to our table. I won't lie - it was a great evening!
6. Gjoca Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By wonderfulworld81
Just arrived in Gjirokaster at lunch time with no idea where to eat. Loved this little restaurant from the outside with the sympathetic cook standing in the door inviting for traditional food. So we stepped in. Incredible what comes out of the tiny kitchen. Simple traditional plates to choose from of good quality. Definitely to be recommended.
5. Check - in Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By twixelien1975
Lovely terrace to enjoy the evening. The menu is rather limited, we went for a local cheese dish as appetizer, and then a mousaka (very small portion) and a mix of local specialities. Albanian wine is rather expensive in this place
4. Kujtimi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 466 reviews
Reviewed By Dakles
This is a traditional restaurant with a lovely shady courtyard located on the edge of the old bazaar away from the main tourist drag. The menu is quite varied with salads, meat dishes, trout and traditional Albanian options. Between us we had a mixed salad, fried potatoes, grilled chicken and moussaka and the food was good enough without being anything special. Local wine is available by the glass but the red was pretty rough.
3. The Barrels - Te Fucite
Overall Ratings
5 based on 40 reviews
Our farm is developed away from the noises of the town in suburb of Gjirokastra, among a very beautiful relief due to a dense vegetation of elegant and charming trees. In our restaurant we serve traditional and Mediterranean food which is entwined with th
Reviewed By michaeljZ9827WF
Marsel and his Parents served us the best food. My wife is vegetarian and had a mixed plate and I had chicken. Everything is made by themselves, also the wine and Rhaki. We really enjoyed the hospitality and the fantastic food. This evening was very special for us. Thanks again for this :)Thank you so much for your visit. Thank you for your advice and the time we spend together. It was our pleasure to meet you and we hope to see you again. We wish you all the best and hope to see you again
2. Bar Restorant Rrapi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 117 reviews
Traditional south Albanian food. Typical Gjirokastras dishes. All vegetables and meat is bio.
Reviewed By cisalpino777
Classic taverna with traditional plates..Nice terrace in the old town..Generous portion of village salad, very good baked cheese with tomatoes.We had meatballs (frankly not too much meat inside), a good portion of Moussaka..Service nice, right price
1. Taverna Tradicionale
Overall Ratings
5 based on 347 reviews
Reviewed By 860Sarah860
My husband and I were here on his birthday, after a little look around we decided to try this little taverna for his birthday meal and oh boy, what a great decision that was!!!! Dont be fooled by the small establishment. The food is absolutely delicious and even better is the service. Despite being given a menu to choose from we were then taken inside to make sure we had decided correctly being shown all of the dishes on offer. To be honest we wanted to try them all!!!! At the end of the meal we were given complimentary raki and fruit which really sealed the deal. The true charm of the restaurant however came when we realised it was cash only and we only had card. The owner didnt bat an eyelid and was insistent we just come along tomorrow to pay - the trust and generosity of the family really blew us away. You definitely have to try this place if you're in town!!
