Liburnia Restaurant
Liburnia
A traditional restaurant down a small stone lane in the old quarter, surrounded by plants and copperware; book ahead for flija.
Hidden in small stone-paved lanes near the municipal building, Liburnia is one of Pristina's most respected traditional restaurants. Wooden furniture, woven rugs, copper tableware and abundant greenery create the atmosphere of an old family home, and the service is attentive. The menu includes flija (phone ahead to book), yogurt-baked lamb, pepper-and-cheese stew, grilled sausages and assorted grills. Starters cost €2–4 and mains €5–10, making it a good choice for first-time visitors.
Opening hours
lunch to dinner; hours vary, check with the restaurant
Nearby sights
- Great Hammam of Pristina
- Kosovo Museum
- Jashar Pasha Mosque
- Skanderbeg Square
- Imperial Mosque (Sultan Mehmed Fatih Mosque)
- Clock Tower of Pristina
- Mother Teresa Boulevard
- Ethnological Museum (Emin Gjiku Complex)