Sofia Food Guide

Taste Sofia, Bulgaria: Banitsa, Shopska salad, Kebapche. Local dishes, markets and food videos curated by YouCity.

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About Sofia

Sofia is the capital and largest city of Bulgaria. It is situated in the Sofia Valley at the foot of the Vitosha mountain, in the western part of the country. The city is built west of the Iskar river and has many mineral springs, such as the Sofia Central Mineral Baths. It has a humid continental climate.

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Statue of Sveta Sofiahistoric site in Sofia, Bulgaria
Saint Petka of the Saddlemakers Churchmedieval Bulgarian Orthodox church in Sofia

Local food in Sofia

BanitsaLayers of pastry baked with white cheese, eggs, yogurt and butter. This Bulgarian staple can be arranged in a spiral or layered in a pan and is a familiar breakfast choice in Sofia.
Shopska saladA Bulgarian salad of tomatoes, cucumber, peppers and onion topped with grated white cheese.
KebapcheMinced meat seasoned with cumin, salt and pepper, shaped into short cylinders and grilled.

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Sofia food guide

Taste Sofia, Bulgaria: Banitsa, Shopska salad, Kebapche. Local dishes, markets and food videos curated by YouCity.

BanitsaLayers of pastry baked with white cheese, eggs, yogurt and butter. This Bulgarian staple can be arranged in a spiral or layered in a pan and is a familiar breakfast choice in Sofia.
Shopska saladA Bulgarian salad of tomatoes, cucumber, peppers and onion topped with grated white cheese. Oil and vinegar dress the vegetables, while the cheese gives this regional staple a salty finish.
KebapcheMinced meat seasoned with cumin, salt and pepper, shaped into short cylinders and grilled. Made with beef or a beef-and-pork mixture, kebapche is a Bulgarian grill classic to explore in Sofia.

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