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Eating in Pamporovo
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-18-08 20:33Eating in Pamporovo
Going in Feb staying at the Belmont Hotel, been reading some things that are not great about the hotel particularly that the evening meal is poor so wondering if anyone knows what are restaurant pries likeDo they have a Macs
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Marco Pierre White opens His first 3 Michelin Star restaurant in Pamps on the 9th of January ,09, So you will have no problem finding somewhere good to eat.Do it Man
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If the restaurant open in jan, then how do you allready now know its gonna be a 3 star michelin? First the michelin people must visit it to give it a star, if its good enough.If it really is a good restaurant, then I guess it will cost a lot to eat there.
Hope Im wrong.
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Kebab shop then!
The BBq unerneath the Murgavets is good Imo,
The Whitehart is good for pizza/entertainment but was reported last year as getting more expensive.
As it's in the grounds of the Castle we use the restaurant there too. Great food but egven better prices.
It's also possible to ski/snowboard into the Castle off the piste down to Stoudenets 1. I am going to ask if they will give a discount to Bulgaria Ski forum users if they pop in for a beer or hot chocolate.
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Perelik Tavern is great food and a good price - IF you like Bulgarian food. Posted this last year but I had a sizzling plate of Chicken and pork cooked in garlic, peppers, onions and sauce, for two for 12 Lev.
Go though the tunnel between Mougevets and the hotel to the right (sorry can't remember) and Its down a corridor there. Kind of decked out with Snugs made of barrels, snazzy knitted tablecloths and various critters on the wall
Also places like the Dagmar bit of walk from the ...
Go though the tunnel between Mougevets and the hotel to the right (sorry can't remember) and Its down a corridor there. Kind of decked out with Snugs made of barrels, snazzy knitted tablecloths and various critters on the wall
Also places like the Dagmar bit of walk from the ...Perelik Tavern is great food and a good price - IF you like Bulgarian food. Posted this last year but I had a sizzling plate of Chicken and pork cooked in garlic, peppers, onions and sauce, for two for 12 Lev.
Go though the tunnel between Mougevets and the hotel to the right (sorry can't remember) and Its down a corridor there. Kind of decked out with Snugs made of barrels, snazzy knitted tablecloths and various critters on the wall Also places like the Dagmar bit of walk from the centre half way before you get to Ski Centre one, its there on your right. Great Pizza's think they were about 5 lev. You can still get a bargain in Pamps 
Tried the newish restaurant across from Mougevets next to the White Hart - White House 2? . Dire - 25 lev for a casserole type dish for one. Packed as well for some reason
Go though the tunnel between Mougevets and the hotel to the right (sorry can't remember) and Its down a corridor there. Kind of decked out with Snugs made of barrels, snazzy knitted tablecloths and various critters on the wall
Also places like the Dagmar bit of walk from the centre half way before you get to Ski Centre one, its there on your right. Great Pizza's think they were about 5 lev. You can still get a bargain in Pamps Tried the newish restaurant across from Mougevets next to the White Hart - White House 2? . Dire - 25 lev for a casserole type dish for one. Packed as well for some reason
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There's a smashing restaurant set down a flight of stairs on the other side of the road from the Perelik. "Evrika" or something like that - really friendly and food great. If you look around there are cheaper places just as good as the ones that you see straight away.
There's a bulgarian restaurant downstairs in Snezhanka (by the entrance to the swimming pool) which we also loved - they spoke excellent english and came up with ideas for dishes for the children - looked after us very well - ...
There's a bulgarian restaurant downstairs in Snezhanka (by the entrance to the swimming pool) which we also loved - they spoke excellent english and came up with ideas for dishes for the children - looked after us very well - ...
There's a smashing restaurant set down a flight of stairs on the other side of the road from the Perelik. "Evrika" or something like that - really friendly and food great. If you look around there are cheaper places just as good as the ones that you see straight away.
There's a bulgarian restaurant downstairs in Snezhanka (by the entrance to the swimming pool) which we also loved - they spoke excellent english and came up with ideas for dishes for the children - looked after us very well - live entertainment too and food was great.
There's a bulgarian restaurant downstairs in Snezhanka (by the entrance to the swimming pool) which we also loved - they spoke excellent english and came up with ideas for dishes for the children - looked after us very well - live entertainment too and food was great.
