Pristina Restaurants

It is an indian restaurent , running by nepal people. you can find indian food items like thali,roti and kadai chicken and madras spicy chicken too.For luch u can eat thali it contains two roti piece and rice with chicken curry. you can find vegetarian dishes also.

Favorite Dish: roti with spicy chicken.

Prezzo is a small, clean, and modern restaurant located in Ferizaj, Kosovo. The owner's name is Freddie and he was a chef in London for 11 years. He trained and worked under Gordon Ramsey (Fox's Hell's Kitchen) and cooked for Nicole Kidman, in addition to others. He takes great pride in the freshness of his beef and the home made steak sauces to go along. His home made cheesecake is also delicious. There is a nice bar inside with a great selection of regional wines.

Favorite Dish: The first time I went to eat here I tried his home made Chicken Kiev. I have been back several times and I get the same thing each time. The Chicken Kiev is made from fresh chicken breasts and his own ingredients. It is incredible! I have sampled my friends steaks and sauces and they are fantastic as well. I would recommend the cheese and onion samosas as an appetizer. They are the Balkan version of samosas, a little different than the Indian version. They are made from filo dough and stuffed with cheese and onions and deep fried. They are the best!

Great place to eat after a night of drinking!

Favorite Dish: Burek! You can get half a pan of burek, about the size of half a large pizza, for 2.25 euro, including a yogurt drink. Moist filo dough pastry stuffed with meat, cheese, or spinach and very tasty.

Perparim, the owner of restaurant, is the perfect example of kosovar hospitality.Be prepared for a mixure of very cosy atmosphere with great music and delicious food. For those who like to be treated as friends, this is the place!

Favorite Dish: Every dish is wonderfull even pad-thai is an exit. At the end, expect a drink or desert , usually ice cream with rice, from the house. Also, there is a great choice of vines but personally i would recommend to aks for national drink, home made rakia e rrushit ( grape rakia).

Cantina Mexican Grill is a new welcome addition to the Pristina restaurant scene, now serving as the second Mexican restaurant in Pristina (likely all of Kosovo).

Serving up various burritos, tacos, and nachos, Cantina is a great place for lunch because the food is cheap, served quickly, and you can sit outside at the restaurant's convenient downtown location. All entrees are approximately 3 Euros and the salsa is actually somewhat spicy (a novelty in the Balkans). You won't find Chipotle quality here, but I have enjoyed each of my meals. Cantina also serves breakfast burritos. I enjoy the steak and egg option.

All in all, Cantina is a great new lunch/dinner option. Keep your expectations in check and you'll be sure not to be disappointed.

Favorite Dish: Fajita Burrito
Steak and Egg Burrito

Restaurant Ex is a great new restaurant situated in downtown Pristina. The menu consists of fairly standard fare - various fillets, chicken dishes, etc. - but has also some unique dishes, such as a good Chicken Curry.

Restaurant Ex is well decorated and provides excellent services, making it a favorite for expatriates.

One unique offering from the restaurant is that they sell international cigars, which can be smoked inside the restaurant (though it is NOT a smoky restaurant) or taken to-go. Ex also has a relatively good wine selection and a knowledgable staff.

NOTE: As of June 1, 2008, Ex stopped serving their famous Finnish Steak. It will be missed by many.

Favorite Dish: Chicken Curry
Pork Fillet with Gorganzola cheese sauce

Pacific Rim Bistro & Wine Bar is an exciting new restaurant located in an area of Pristina where restaurants are needed most - the diplomatic neighborhood of Dragodan. Pacific Rim Bistro is relatively small, but has a very diverse menu, that includes a wide variety of asian and American cuisine. Of note, the restaurant serves some excellent pork chops! Pacific Rim also boasts a karaoke machine for those with that inclination.

I found the service to be good and friendly and the food to be high quality. Everything is made from scratch so the preparation does take a little longer than normal, but it is well worth the wait! The interior decore could use some work, but the restaurant is new and I imagine that they will continue to work on their interior decoration.

Pacific Rim Bistro is WELL worth a visit!

The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, but is closed on Sundays.

Favorite Dish: Pork chops with sweet and sour sauce!

This place was hard to find, and it shouldn't have been. We'd been given directions, and following them we got hopelessly lost in the maze of roads north of the Parliament. Just go behind the Parliament, down the square with the big derelict monument to Yugoslav Unity (big tall white spiky thing) and you should see a Pro Credit Bank across the street. Look right, and you'll see a small alleyway...Liburnia is down there in a cosy old building.

Atmosphere-wise, it seems like a plush restaurant with high prices. It's more than the average in Kosovo, but again, if this was in England I couldn't afford to eat there. This was the second splurge of the trip, but the bill was nowhere near as frightening as we were expecting. We were hardly dressed for the occasion, clad in scruffy jeans and creased tops, holes in my boots...but nobody turned us away!

Favorite Dish: I can't remember what I had, but the menu goes on for several pages and is mostly Albanian or Italian. Some of the translations are a little confusing, so we ended up asking the waiter what he recommended and it worked out well for us. Local Stone Castle white wine washed it all down nicely!