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| - I was invited to a friend's celebration here. Majority of the customers there were Eastern Europeans, so this will be an unbiased review from a fellow Asian. It is beautiful inside in contrast to its surroundings. The saying "Don't judge a book by its cover" applies here. The inside has a classic, but lavish feel from its interior to decor. There is a bar section with a large TV screen. The place also plays Balkan music. Speaking of music, sometimes this place turns into a concert venue (thought it doesn't look like because I thought the space was a little too tight for performance and audience). Plenty of space for parking and the inside of the cafe seems very clean.
Now to the food.... I didn't order anything because the food were ordered ahead of time for us. Family style sharing of kupus (Yugoslavian shredded cabbage salad, which is delicious), bread, cevapi (Balkan version of sausage), spicy sausage, schnitzel with cheese and pork, fresh potato fries, some kebobs and veggies. The cevapi was delicious. Was not dry at all and full of flavor. I didn't try the kebobs because the buttons on my jeans were about to break after I ate everything else LOL jk. I wish I did though. The fries were delicious, not your typical American fries. I had ice coffee topped with whip cream. Yummy! I believe they have some specials as well.
Overall satisfied with the place. I believe the guy that was serving us is one of the owners, but whomever he was, he seemed very accommodating. I can't fully give 5 star yet because I haven't experienced the "night life" part of the cafe. When I do though, I will edit this review. However, I do recommend this place for hanging out or having a big party.
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