If you are trying to find respite from the cold during this foggy January, warm and cosy lunch spots can sometimes feel few and far between in Prishtina. But down a small pedestrian alley across from the University of Prishtina’s Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences is Amaro, sandwiched between an array of small cafes populated by students and academics. This busy spot is easy to miss (the name of the restaurant can be found in small red letters on the glass door as you enter) but worth searching for. If, like me, you are constantly in a quandary ove...
> Looking for somewhere cosy to celebrate during the holidays? Check out Comandante Marcos, Prishtina’s popular new Mexican restaurant, serving up tacos, tequila and capitalist commodification of an anti-imperialist hero.
> A hidden gem in Prishtina’s old town, Te Aga has been a popular dining spot serving a simple yet faultless menu for more than a decade.
> Thoughtful and fresh, Nosh Falafel’s do-it-yourself salad bar and vegetarian-centered fast food menu offers a range of delicious and affordable lunch choices, and a few tasty surprises as well.
