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restaurants in borovets
Author:PK85
posts : 11 (Beginner)Date : 02-19-10 14:11re: restaurants in borovets
ok, those who have been this season.. if you're facing the slopes, with the rila behind you, there are a few bars / restaurants to your left. the one at the end.. when i went a few years ago it was a cosy, traditional restaurant. it was run by a bulgarian chap (short - say 40 years old) and his sister (young and very attractive). the bulgarian man was a legend - absolutely obsessed with the premier league and was pretty much a walking encyclopedia on the subject.
does anyone know if this ...
does anyone know if this ...
ok, those who have been this season.. if you're facing the slopes, with the rila behind you, there are a few bars / restaurants to your left. the one at the end.. when i went a few years ago it was a cosy, traditional restaurant. it was run by a bulgarian chap (short - say 40 years old) and his sister (young and very attractive). the bulgarian man was a legend - absolutely obsessed with the premier league and was pretty much a walking encyclopedia on the subject.
does anyone know if this restaurant / man is still there?
does anyone know if this restaurant / man is still there?
re: restaurants in borovets
i should add that his english was very good, but had quite a high pitched voice. we called 'how many times' because he loved to quiz us on our football knowledge, and he said with such a high pitched voice e.g. 'how many times .. have arsenal one the double'
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picassoi know who you mean..his name was steven and his sister was poppy.. steven got married and had a child a couple of years ago and is living in sofia.. he was a massive everton fan..
anyway, i was there two years ago and poppy and her dad were running a place opposite that kebab stand that always seems to have a pig on a spit roast..
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ah no way! so he's not going to be there!? gutted. probably more gutted about that than if there is no snow..steven rings a bell actually.
have you been to borovets quite a few times then? seems you're on first name terms with them. me and my mates were wondering if steven would be offended if one us got down on one knee to poppy and took back to england.
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yeah been over there on and off for the last 15 years but not last year...heading back on the 27th tho..i keep in touch with poppy, in a loose sense of the word but she was over in the uk last year...we hooked up and went camping to the lake district for a few days..god she can talk!! as for getting down on one knee haha you'd have to get past her dad first..
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This year was the first time ever weve had a bad steak in Katys, must be new chef or something, its usally fantastic, but this year......
Try Vickys down past the ela hotel opposite happy duck, and alos next door to the guiness bar
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Forget Boro hit Samakov town. We went to the Castle restaurant and ate like royalty. 6 adults and 1 child starters, main course food, drinks and some shots 80 leva inc the tip... the food was spot on too. better than the food in Boro however we did find the food in the Golden Horn excellent. Its on the rila slope at the bottom left hand side by the drag lift. Ivo is the boss there.ps the sign is in Bulgarian.
Pimp x
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the hrima near the bank does excellent bulgarian food.re: restaurants in borovets
the green king (turn left at the end of the main street) next to BJ's bar is gorgeous, especially the bbq steak, cooked to perfection. The sizzling platters smell decicious too, so much so that my sister in law bought one of the special pans from them. The young lad on the door is lovely but really quiet - give him a chance and try the place.re: restaurants in borovets
the crown
the venice
katys
