If you love an until-late-at-night venture but don't feel like going for the typical club scene (like me), taverna Menata is just the spot for us both!

At Soma Slow Food there are high ceilings, large windows, and fairy lights, so the proper description would be: It's straight out of a fairytale.

The owner, Tolinda, is an Albanian language teacher at my old high school and she is an encyclopedia of knowledge when it comes to Albanian culture.

Farë is a place to drink, eat some light food, play board games, study, or enjoy your coffee, either inside or outside, on the beautiful patio.

If cool vintage finds and good music is what tickles your fancy, head to Servis Fantazia. And don't forget to try one of their many great cocktails.

My personal favorite thing to get here is Shef, which has tomato sauce, ham, Sharr cheese (from the mountains of Southern Kosovo), mozzarella, and spinach.

This spot is an art gallery, a cafe, a bookstore, and a place for workshops. They're especially known for their painting and ceramics classes.

"Remembering the Missing" in Prishtina is a plaque that commemorates the 1,600 people whose fate no-one knows still, 20 years after the war in Kosovo...

Taverna Hije is the coziest spot ever! The food is delicious too; they come up with different daily menus and it is usually a meat & pasta lover’s heaven!

Here you can find kifle with no filling or with chocolate, jam, cheese and sausage. And byrek or mantia with meat, spinach, and cheese as well.

Embeltore "Elida" was the epicenter of fashion, intellectual life and society of Prishtina in the '80s. Get an old-fashioned sweet & travel back in time!

One of my favorite woman artists in Prishtina in Teuta Kelmendi. Her sketches, almost like cartoons, follow her in her coffee outings in various cafes...