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BBQ Tanjga, Kotor: See 1,751 unbiased reviews of BBQ Tanjga, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #9 of 111 restaurants in Kotor.
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Marenda Grill House, Kotor Municipality: See 310 unbiased reviews of Marenda Grill House, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #6 of 203 restaurants in Kotor Municipality.
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- Qebapa / Cevapi
- Trilece Sponge Cake
- Shopska Salad
- Burek & Other Pastries
- Baklava
- Krempita
- Other Dishes
You might be more familiar with this fast-food dish as it highly resembles meat koftas, especially Turkish koftas. Cevapi (also known as Qebapa) can be found everywhere in Montenegro. Again, it has a Serbian origin and is common among other Balkan cities. A lot of the time, the meat recipe for making Cevapi is very similar to that of making Pjlekav...
From where we stayed in Montenegro, the most popular dessert ought to be Trilece Sponge Cake. It is essentially what we more commonly know as Caramel Milk Cake and tasted more or less just like the Turkish ones. Personally, I find the caramel glaze a little lighter than its Turkish counterparts and prefer it this way. It’s not too sweet or heavy an...
When in the Mediterranean, you just know the salads are going to be good. A Montenegrin speciality is the Shopska Salad, which my other half orders it almost every meal. It is made of three main ingredients – tomatoes, cucumbers, and cheese. Sometimes, they will also mix in some onions, olives, and/or roasted peppers. With a drizzle of fresh olive ...
Montenegrin Burek is basically the exact same thing as Turkish Borek. You can find them at local bakeries and are typically either filled with meat or cheese. Although sometimes you may find vegetable filling or even sweet ones such as hazelnut & Nutella at some shops! The Burek comes in different shapes including wedges, spirals, or tube-like (i.e...
Continuing with the theme of Turkish influences, Baklava is also a popular dessert in Montenegro. The Montenegrins have their own twist on the Turkish classic and would add raisins and finely chopped walnuts as filling. Personally, I’m not a big fan of raisins so never got to try this particular flavour but have enjoyed all the other classic flavou...
Krempita is a custard pie dessert that’s considered a staple of Kotor. It is made with puff pastry and filled with layers of rich vanilla custard. We didn’t manage to try it but everyone who visits Kotor comes to this dessert shop named Forza for a slice of this famous Krempita. This dessert is also popular in Croatia and Serbia, though they may ha...
Priganice– Montenegrin fried dough balls or doughnuts. They can be either savoury or sweet and are common as both breakfast and snacks.Brav u mlijeku– a northern Montenegrin speciality dish that features lamb cooked in milk.Goulash– Hungarian-originated beef stew with spices. We’ve seen many local families make them and serve them with polenta.Kacamak– we didn’t really see this in the coastal cities but it’s known as a popular dish in the mountain areas of Montenegro. It is essentially cornmeal, potatoes, and cheese cooked together into...Nov 19, 2018 · Small links of mixed seasoned meat are grilled to order. They’re then served with a side of fries, soft cheese, onions, and mixed vegetables. One important thing to know (that it won’t always say on the menu) is that there are two ways to order this Montenegro food.
Steakhouse Grill, Fish & Meat, Podgorica: See 296 unbiased reviews of Steakhouse Grill, Fish & Meat, rated 4.5 of 5 on Tripadvisor and ranked #2 of 213 restaurants in Podgorica.
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Jul 4, 2022 · Steak House - Grill, Fish & Meat: Some of the best food we’ve eaten in Montenegro! - See 38 traveler reviews, 43 candid photos, and great deals for Kotor, Montenegro, at Tripadvisor.
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Jul 18, 2020 · We were recommended this place by Vladimir of Boat Milica and were not disappointed. Huge portions of delicious grilled meats and accompaniments, ate so much at lunch we skipped dinner. Great value at €24 for a 1.8kg mixed grill platter.
