St. Hajdar Dushi 1/1, 10000 Prishtina
Take your first bite into Nosh Falafel’s namesake dish and try not to smile. Its falafel – a recipe that took them two months to perfect – is lightly fried, crispy on the outside and soft and flavorful on the inside, and it is no wonder the small, healthy fast food joint decided to name itself such. Just up the road from Te Muja in the center of Prishtina, and a stone’s throw from popular dancing spot Zanzi Jazz Bar, Nosh Falafel is the perfect lunchtime spot, offering super-quick service and a simple yet well-curated menu that will satisfy vegetarian...
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