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Smolyan Province, Bulgaria Food Guide: 6 Soups food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Smolyan
Discover Restaurants offering the best Soups food in Smolyan, Smolyan Province, Bulgaria. Smolyan (Bulgarian: Смолян) is a town and ski resort in the far south of Bulgaria near the border with Greece. It is the administrative and industrial centre of the homonymous Smolyan Province. The town is situated in the valley of the Cherna ("Black") and the Byala ("White") Rivers in the central Rhodopes at the foot of the mountains' highest part south of the popular ski resorts Pamporovo and Chepelare. As of February 2011, it has a population of 30,283 inhabitants.
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6. Mountain Lake
Mountain Lake restaurant is a unique place, where you will find everything that matches your requirements and your family tastes. The food is homemade, we use pure ingredients with guaranteed origin. This is the place for your family celebration, wedding,
5. Atril Tea Room & Restaurant
Open daily, serving delicious hot meals and a variety of home made drinks. Our wooden lodge is now a popular lunch time spot for our many loyal friends and customers throughout the winter. Our menu is a unique selection of traditional Bulgarian dishes and
Reviewed By Viktor B
We had a short snack, tee, coffee and one of my friends borrowed ski from them. The equipment was much cheaper than elsewhere and there a lots of guys helping out and they have been very friendly and polite. Thumbs up for this place
4. Big Food ski restaurant Pamporovo
The Big Food Restaurant is situated at 1760m above sea level, at the footstool of Mount Snezhanka, along it runs tracks â1, â13, â6 and â18. The menu is typical Bulgarian and traditional Rhodope and is supplemented with some traditional Balkan dishes, piz
Reviewed By George A
Don't go there. The attitude of all the staff is just awful. And when we tried to complain about it, they just went more vulgar and aggressive. I can't believe places like this exist. We had to experience this unacceptable behavior from all of them (Viki - waitress, "Joro" - the "manager" and the other waiter that we just couldn't understand the name of. You will make yourself a huge favour if you don't visit.
Smolyan Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Smolyan
3. The PUB Pamporovo
Reviewed By wardy129
We love the pub, great atmosphere good quality drinks and food and the happiest friendliest owners and staff. Nadya and Rado are great people and will always make you feel welcome.
2. Restaurant Kiparis alfa
Kiparis alfa is a classic 2-floor restaurant with up to 200 seats. It orders a card menu and daily fresh soups and dishes. It serves traditional dishes as well as classic European food. At evenings silent life-music entertains the visitors. Open every day
Reviewed By HalDavies
We have been here several times.We were going to the cinema and popped in for an early dinner.We were in a bit of a rush.No pre-theatre menu here.Oh, I forgot,, it was Valentine's Day.They gave us a table upstairs.We explained our predicament to the waiter who went beyond the call of duty in helping us.Whilst there a couple came in, she bearing a bunch of flowers. The waiter brought their drinks and a vase with water for the flowers.Nice touch.I had chicken in a sweet and sour sauce. Well, blow me down, it was delicious.All our food was really good, drink also.Service was excellent.Well done, we will all return.
Most Popular Eastern European food in Smolyan, Smolyan Province, Bulgaria
1. Bohemi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By HalDavies
The Bohemi, at the end of Smolyan, near the new roundabout, is one of those eating places left over from Communism. During those times there were lots of workers kitchens that provided very cheap, wholesome food. The Bohemi is an updated version.There is indoor and outdoor seating. There is a long counter behind which is all their food both hot and cold. There is a large selection. I counted six soups and further combinations thereof. They give what looks like half a loaf with the soup. Fish, grilled, fried. Whole and good looking trout. Chicken, roast or poached, a massive portion. Chips. Kebapche in various forms. Chips, potato salad, cabbage salad. Salad. Sauces.There is something for everyone. I have eaten in and taken away.The hours are about 1230 to 1830.I have had the chicken, roast, kebapche, potato salad and salad. Really good portions, very tasty. The cost hasnât caught up with the rest of the world. A roast chicken dinner cost around Leva 6.20. That is less than £3 or $3.20 or about â¬3.I highly recommend this place, oh, the staff are very nice and helpful.
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