Tirana
Restaurants & Cafés

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A neat Italian restaurant with a seafaring theme – paintings, nautical maps on the ceiling and a huge model ship between the tables. Read_on (No Comments)

A large Italian eatery occupying half of the Taiwan complex, and looking like any neo-rustic restaurant. The open kitchen Read_on (No Comments)

Alas, food is served only at lunchtime, but the prices are almost half those of its pricey neighbour, Era, and beats it by a mile in its slick presentation. Read_on (No Comments)

A 1930s villa with a quiet courtyard hidden behind high hedges seems the perfect place to have Mediterranean meals, accompanied by a good selection of wines. Read_on (No Comments)

Set back from the street, the courtyard of this elegant Italian grill house is a pleasant and quiet place to try a grilled meat or Albanian speciality. Read_on (1 Comment)

Authentic Italian cuisine served in a restaurant overlooking the boulevard and the Lana river. Run by an Italo-Albanian couple, this may well be the best place for pizza in town. Read_on (No Comments)

Lurking in a cellar below a modern high-rise lies this rustic Albanian tavern with wooden beams, medallions, large spoons and lutes. Read_on (No Comments)

An excellent Italian eatery with great pastas and steaks, in a house halfway along the street. The bathroom uniquely has a real bath. Read_on (2 Comments)

One of the first private restaurants to open in 1991 and strategically placed near the clutch of embassies along Rr. Skenderbeg, Napoli is a good spot for diplomats and other passers-by. Read_on (No Comments)

Famed locally for the Italian food on offer, Pirro Mani is named after the celebrity owner and has no arsonist links whatsoever. Read_on (1 Comment)

A superb-looking restaurant in an old villa, with cosy indoor rooms and a terrace with a pond. The Italian food here is a cut above the rest and the daily special is certainly worth trying. Read_on (1 Comment)