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Anja

The best of all the riverside cafés. The music here is not too loud, the waiters are plump and friendly, there’s a ginger cat making love to your legs, and there’s a strict door policy keeping young riff-raff out. Read_on (No Comments)

Deus

A quiet corner café with newspapers, coffee and other drinks. Read_on (No Comments)

Fashion Café

The gaudy red plush seats appropriately placed between a few clothes shops on the second floor of the City Shopping Centre are a good place to rest during a buying spree. Read_on (No Comments)

Lezet Aia

A quirky Oriental-style den of a café. The cobbled-together building on a quiet residential street is dark, features quiet background music and has a fountain gurgling away in the front room. Read_on (1 Comment)

Li

Coffee, ice cream and fruit salads are served at Li, a small, relaxed café with bamboo chairs and curtained-off windows. Read_on (No Comments)

Ljubov

An excellent little café hiding away in a sad concrete cluster and named after that crazy little thing called love, Ljubov Read_on (No Comments)

Magor Book Café

A small book café near the Greek liason office known for its poetry, book readings and fantastic jazz and blues concerts by local and international artists. Read_on (1 Comment)

Mala Stanica

South of the Ramstore mall but well worth a detour, this unpretentious alternative café shares a former railway warehouse with an art gallery and cultural centre. Read_on (1 Comment)

Museum Café

Overlooking the Ramstore mall, a tiny art café has been inserted into the wall of the National Museum. It’s long but not much wider than a table, and is crammed with contemporary art. Read_on (No Comments)

New Age

Hidden down an unlikely dead-end street, this wooden hut at the end of a small garden is quite likely Skopje’s strangest café. Read_on (2 Comments)

Old Time

A delightfully peculiar café hidden away in the heart of the old bazaar, brimming with knickknacks, an old television set and loud Western music. Read_on (No Comments)

Pasha

Below the Mayday rock club there’s a completely different scene, a bar decked out as an Ottoman harem, complete with carpets and cushions on the ground. Read_on (No Comments)

Play Café

Near the end of the pedestrianised stretch of the street, Play Café has large windows and a pleasant interior from which to observe life traipsing by. Read_on (No Comments)

Plaza de Toros

Making the most of the high ceilings hereabouts this is yet another magnificent mezzanine tavern, with a nice wooden rustic feel, complimented by a wall lined with learned books. Read_on (No Comments)