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Where can you eat tasty and inexpensive in Nessebar?
My husband and I are going to Nessebar, to a hotel without food. Tell me where you can eat tasty and inexpensive. I would like to try local dishes. And how much should I take for two for 12 days?
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Guys, honestly, you got it. Everything is very expensive. Either you will save on food, or ... take at the rate of 100 euros for two / day. If you want detailed information, write in a personal.
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answered 7 years ago
What are we laughing about? Specify ... because nothing is clear from your photo. Have you decided to give an example of prices ?! Do you want to convince that they are given in Bulgarian leva and everything is cheap and very tasty?! Corn on the street on a tray costs 2 leva. Does this mean something?!
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answered 7 years ago
Corn and on Odessa beaches for 20 hryvnia. And food can be found for any wallet. You can go to any hotel in the vicinity and eat there, you can buy in the supermarket from salads to boiled potatoes (if there is a microwave in the room), or they will warm it up in the supermarket. Yes, a lot of options. But 100 euros a day for two is a lot.
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answered 7 years ago
In the photo, White Rose in Nessebar is the most popular establishment, but in order to sit there, you have to wait in line. And so it's noisy. Dishes are not always well prepared, everything is quick. A check for two will come out somewhere around 15 euros.
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answered 7 years ago
The day before yesterday I had dinner with my wife and child in a cafe near the south beach. I took my wife's sea bream trout as a side dish with stewed vegetables +4 beer. Small - french fries with chicken skewers and juice. It came out something like 62 leva. Attacks every day we eat in a cafe with a guest, the average bill is from 15 to 25. I don’t understand why everyone goes to this rose, our prices are the same and they seem to cook better.
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answered 7 years ago
Today I took a trout in a cafe at the hotel for 8 lev, it was for 13, I realized that I'm a sucker))))
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answered 7 years ago
It is also important where you will live, there is the Old Town, everything is much more expensive there than in the New Town. We stop in the New City. When we go to South Beach. then we have lunch in a cafe, next to the beach. There are many of them. we like Yuzhen boyag more. Inexpensive and tasty enough. Soup on average 2.6 leva, stuffed peppers, chushka burek - everything is inexpensive. We fit in 20 lev for two. If we went to the North Beach, then we dined in the area of the shopping street, at the intersection with the street. Cyril and Methodius, in the Waterfall cafe. It's also cheap and delicious. We did not go to Byala Rose, there is always a line from the street, this is not for us. There is also a pizzeria in the Byala Rosa area (I don’t remember whether it’s Venice, or Italy, something like that), it’s also not bad there. Fish in Nessebar and in Bulgaria in general is not cheap. And a relatively inexpensive restaurant with good seafood is Jumbo on Kiril and Metodiy streets. We once go to a hotel on this street, everything is at hand here.
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answered 7 years ago
Sorry, cafe on South Beach naz. Yuzhen bRyag, did not notice the mistake.
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answered 7 years ago
We ate in Jumbo, Belaya Rosa, Zlataya Rybka, La Veranda, Alexandra, Zornitsa and we definitely liked Jumbo the most - large portions and delicious fish and pork dishes. After 18:00 there are no free tables. In Belaya Rosa, it’s not bad either, but the portions seemed smaller to me and the food seemed to taste more insipid. In Zlataya Rybka it’s a little more expensive and the portions are smaller, and I was also surprised by the joke with paying for the order, when the waiter gave us a check right after the order and said to pay the money not to him, but to some aunt who was sitting in the kitchen and periodically jumped out to collect money . In La Veranda, near the sea, not far from the amusement park, it's expensive, the portions are small and not very tasty. I don’t advise going to Alexander at all to eat, but it’s cheap, but absolutely tasteless, we couldn’t finish their signature dish, I even feel sick when I think about it. In Zornitsa, in the old town, not bad, but expensive. And we often bought original hamburgers with pork on Karavelov Street, 42 in the bistro "Barbecue" - very tasty !!
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answered 7 years ago
On average, the cost of dishes in Jumbo: soups from 2 to 3.5 levs, main courses 7-10 levs (fish or meat with garnish), salads 4.5-6 levs, Kamenitsa beer - 2.60 levs
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answered 7 years ago
lesyaz: cafe-pancake "Palanchinki from Mary", corner Father Paisius - St. Cyril and Methodius. Delicious freshest large portions from 4 leva, meat cheese or sweet versions of pancakes (photo). And a little down the same street of St. Cyril and Methodius (Waterfall Street), on the right hand - an inexpensive tavern, where everything is sooo delicious.
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answered 7 years ago
86jjj This is not Waterfall Street, but Waterfall Cafe, at the intersection of Father Paisiy and Kiril and Metodiy streets. I agree - delicious and inexpensive. But I didn't understand where Blinnaya was. On the side where the luminous "Waterfall" sign is, or on the other side? A little down Cyril and Methodius - there is Jamboo. And we would go to the pancake house. but never saw her. Clarify please. I'll look online for the title.
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answered 7 years ago
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That's what I wrote - on the street of St. Cyril and Methodius. Waterfall - luminous sign, for orientation))
Pancake "Palanchinki from Mary" - right on the corner of Father Paisius - St. Cyril and Methodius. It's like walking along the left side of Father Paisiy Street towards S. Bereg and turning the corner to the left along Kiril and Metodiy Street.
It turns out that on the other side of the street where the luminous sign "Waterfall" is, and on its left side.
In June, I rested next to this pancake house, Daniel Guest House .. not bad, by the way, and quite inexpensive.
That's what I wrote - on the street of St. Cyril and Methodius. Waterfall - luminous sign, for orientation))
Pancake "Palanchinki from Mary" - right on the corner of Father Paisius - St. Cyril and Methodius. It's like walking along the left side of Father Paisiy Street towards S. Bereg and turning the corner to the left along Kiril and Metodiy Street.
It turns out that on the other side of the street where the luminous sign "Waterfall" is, and on its left side.
In June, I rested next to this pancake house, Daniel Guest House .. not bad, by the way, and quite inexpensive.
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answered 7 years ago
86jjjThank you, now I understand. And we are regulars at the Orpheus Hotel on 13 Kirill and Metodiy St. We also dine at Vodopada, Jumbo, sometimes Alexander (there are a lot of people there). Now we will know pancake. If we go to the South Beach, then the Yuzhen Bryag cafe.
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answered 7 years ago
irina_1901 : thanks for the information about restaurants. I read great reviews about the Orphey Hotel, but I never stayed there: it's far from the South Beach.
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answered 7 years ago
To the South Beach leisurely 12 minutes, through the Zornitsa street and the Vigo hotel. But we somehow like the North Beach more, it takes 5 minutes longer there. So we alternate.
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answered 7 years ago
Near the Mladost supermarket there is a canteen with fairly democratic prices (soup - 2 - 3 leva, second 4 - 6 lev, swell - 2 lev), you can eat quite economically and well in "Mistral" (fast food restaurant near the post office on Khan Krum St. )
Even cheaper if you take ready-made food in the markets (Janet or Mladost) - also quite tasty and budget.
Even cheaper if you take ready-made food in the markets (Janet or Mladost) - also quite tasty and budget.
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answered 7 years ago