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Balkanika

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Beerhouse An

Beerhouse An
Impeccable service and sumptuous surroundings with a magnificent summer terrace, although it brands itself as a beer house Beerhouse An is in actual fact a fine Macedonian restaurant. Read_on (2 Comments)

Bravos

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Destan 1

A famed and authentic kebab shop on the first corner you see in the old bazaar (street 106) coming from the bridge. Set on two floors, it’s a modern and cleaner-than-average place with pictures of old Skopje gracing the walls. Read_on (No Comments)

Ezerce

A large pavilion-style restaurant next to a small lake inside Gradski Park featuring a large Macedonian and international menu, a good wine list and extremely friendly waiters. Read_on (No Comments)

Idadija-M

A wholly unremarkable restaurant catering to the local beer-drinking community, with a range of indigenous dished including the local speciality Ohrid trout, Idadija-M does like most Macedonian restaurants feature smiling and helpful staff. Read_on (No Comments)

Jana

Clean tablecloths, dried flowers and large groups of chattering Macedonians are what you’ll find here. Bordering on fusion Read_on (No Comments)

Kaj Serdarot

A compact kebab house on two floors at the southern end of the old bazaar, complete with the usual ethnic trimmings and lots of meat dishes sizzling away in the window. Read_on (No Comments)

Lira

Lira is an unpretentious traditional restaurant, decorated rural-style with wooden beams, brick walls and tiled floors. Come here for a candle-lit dinner near the fireplace, accompanied by live string music every night. Read_on (No Comments)

Meana Kerpic

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Olimpik-AS

Perhaps an unlikely restaurant for foreigners to head, but this simple shack of a place does arguably serve the city’s best pastrmajlija (pie made with quality pork meat) and pingur (paprika laced with garlic). Read_on (No Comments)

Sofra

Located inside Kapa Han’s former sleeping quarters this superb restaurant is large enough for groups and yet still comfortably small for more intimate encounters. Read_on (No Comments)

Stara Kuka

A traditional merchant’s konak house from 1838 like many across the Balkans, this is where the locals drag foreigners to experience real Macedonian cooking. Read_on (No Comments)