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My grandma used to make Elder syrup or juice. Very refreshing especially during the summer when the temperatures at her place used to reach 43-44 °C. So when I tried something like that for the first time in many years at Villa Rosiche it was almost like a time machine. And the syrup they offer deserves to be labeled ‘homemade’.
Homemade is always put in front of things in order to make them more attractive – bringing memories of a long-forgotten home-prepared cuisine. This place could almost claim that its products are homemade because they are prepared on the spot.
The spot itself is hard to notice and I actually found it by chance. It’s a small street and the tunnel that leads to the house with the pastry shop is quite unnoticeable. There’s a sign but you would never expect something like that. It’s a two-storey house with a small and very green yard.
The menu includes a varieties of cakes (do not miss the Biscuit Cake or the Swedish Princess), croissants and non-alcoholic drinks (apart from the Elder syrup, I really like their fresh lemonade). There are also some alcoholic cocktails but that’s really not the place for such drinks (don’t get me wrong, they are perfectly ok).
Villa Rosiche | Coffee & tea, Snacks | Piece of cake BGN 5.90
ul. Neofit Rilski 26 | +359888400386
08:00 – 22:00 daily
Nice to hear from you again, Carolyn!
Thanks for the good words here and in the email that you sent to SBL
We are happy that you like the blog! Also, thanks for the recommendation about the links.
P.S. If you have any suggestions about places we might have not included yet, let me know! We have a huge list of places about to be revealed so more surprises soon
I love this cafe but I went the first time with friends and subsequently I haven’t been able to remember exactly where it is or what the name of the cafe is. Thanks so much!
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