Tiffany — Restaurant in Pristina

Nestled in the bustling heart of downtown, Tiffany restaurant stands as a beacon of culinary excellence, offering a tantalizing journey through the rich tapestry of local cuisine. From the moment you step through its doors, you’re greeted with an ambiance that exudes warmth and elegance, setting the stage for an unforgettable dining experience.

Tiffany’s commitment to showcasing the best of traditional cuisine shines through in every aspect of the dining experience. Each dish is a lovingly crafted homage to the region’s culinary heritage, bursting with vibrant flavors and authentic ingredients that transport diners to a bygone era of gastronomic delight.

But it’s not just the exceptional cuisine that sets Tiffany apart; it’s the meticulous attention to detail and unwavering commitment to excellence. Impeccable cleanliness and attentive service ensure that every visit is a pleasure from start to finish, leaving diners feeling pampered and satisfied.

From the moment you take your first bite to the lingering flavors that dance on your palate long after the meal is over, Tiffany restaurant leaves an indelible mark on the senses. For anyone seeking to embark on a culinary journey through the soul of the region, Tiffany is a must-visit destination that promises to delight and enchant...

Tiffany is a great choice for celebrating or taking visitors who want to taste Kosovar food. They don't have a menu, but they have more or less a set menu that you can either get everything or pick and choose if you're not super hungry. Salads and starters include a Greek salad (cucumbers, tomatoes, olives, cheese) and one with lettuce, beets, carrots, cabbage, and white beans (this salad, to my taste, is way better, if you're only getting one). Then there's ajvar, a trio of scrumptious cheese spreads, and hot peppers (seriously, they are extremely hot! Be warned). Hot dishes are grilled meat, sarma, mantija in yogurt, meat with potatoes, vegetable casserole, and of course the all star, Elbasan tava, a casserole of lamb in garlic pepper yogurt sauce. Prepare to eat your weight in Elbasan tava, which, in my opinion, is the best I've had in town! Dessert is a forgettable baklava that is somehow both too drenched in syrup and too dry. for Kosovo standards, this is an expensive meal: all that plus wine is likely around €15-17 per person. If you don't get everything, I've had it as cheap as €10-11 pp. The setting is charming, especially if you eat on the terrace. Call ahead for reservations when the weather is nice and everyone wants to...

Theres no menu on the table, so they charge you as they want. We went there and ordered “Elbasan Tava” and a mix of grilled meat. The Elbasan Tava had barely meat on it and it was just a cooked cream(pretty average) which was extremely overpriced (see prices below).

The combination of meat consisted of a small portion of veal (half of which was bone and un-eatable), chicken filet(the worst one I ever had) one small kebab(homemade but not delicious at all) and a small portion of cow meat (pretty average not special).

Prices were extremely high as it costed us 32.8 EUR for two persons. Find the list of prices below:

Item Quantity Price (EUR) Comment Juice(0.25L) 1 1.5 Cola(0.25L) 1 1.5 Dips 1 3 Extremely high price Cheese. 1 3 Extremely high price Salad 1 3 Reasonable price Elbasan Tava 1 10.4 Shockingly high price Mix of meat 1 10.4 High price for given value

I don’t recommend this place at all and I would never...