Need a peaceful break in central Sofia? Discover the quiet charm of the hidden Archaeological Park Western Gate of Serdica with its rich in history.

Greenwich is a social place where new book releases and presentations take place, as well as children’s events, puppet theatres, and meet-ups with authors.

The prices are reasonable, the music is good and the restrooms are covered in stickers. A great spot for foreigners to feel the vibe of night-time Sofia.

The interior is done mostly in greens and yellows, the walls are full of books: most of them children’s books, spiritual texts, and parenting literature.

Their menu describes the origins and medicinal properties of each blend, sometimes with more than 15 ingredients that you would never think of combining.

Two big shining stars on their menu are the potato-mushroom-leek banitsa, and a rather more traditional banitsa with pumpkin, walnut, and honey filling.

Balev Organic Café serves delicious vegetarian & vegan pastries, energy bars, and cakes. The taste is always rich, and the receipts – original, yet homey.

Their effort to use solely natural materials is noticeable as soon as you step into the restaurant and frankly, it evokes both respect and curiosity.

You can't miss Gaya Gelato in Sofia if you are a gelato lover! Try the unique Boza & coffee flavor! Local, seasonal, and seriously delicious!

The meatballs are usually served with cabbage salad, lyutenitsa dip & fries. As a Bulgarian, I find kyufte to be a comforting dish that never disappoints.

Here is a hidden gem - a cute tram stop: Vishneva (which means sour cherry in Bulgarian), a small, charming wooden house in the forest.

Specializing in bread, sandwiches, and croissants, what sets them apart is their commitment to locally sourced ingredients and their acclaimed canelé!