Taverna Greke — Restaurant in Pristina

the owner of the restaurant is a woman who has a very good story in the beginning, for herself and the restaurant, in the beginning it makes it seem that everyone will go in the perfect way, but what happens then ??? Quite the opposite, a cheating woman, where the whole event with 50 people tries to serve only one person, sees everything on the menu except a glass of wine or juice, then finally raises the bill with dizzying value. Just do not make the mistake of being deceived by this type, which does not prioritize the customer at all, but only money, so my grade for it goes 1. I am very desperate with all the organization I have done in her restaurant, in a word typical deceptive. Nothing says what is included in the menu, is not true. Lack of drinks, and the biggest shortage there was the lack of meat, where food is served at the end, with a small plate for 6...

Overall terrible experience. First thing, I did the reservation for around 35 persons and she(the lady owner) insured me that we'll have the whole space for ourselves(as crowded as it gets). That was a lie. We were two large groups packed in there as sardines. And she went ahead and called me liar while raising her voice. Food was not good. We paid 26 euro per person and lots of green salad while very small proportion of meat and other ingredients. With that many people packed in of course no place to dance and enjoy. Felt like a crowded bus. Don't be fooled by her fake initial welcome. Definitely stay away...

I've visited many taverns, but unfortunately, the food here was quite disappointing. Additionally, it was difficult to leave the restaurant's parking area due to cars left by others. The restaurant could benefit from having a better policy and hiring a more skilled chef to improve their meals. The music and ambiance have a Balkan feel, but there's no Greek music being played at all. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place. Anyway people who do not...