Pizza Pasta Kebab — Restaurant in Bratislava

While exploring Bratislava, we stumbled upon this place and decided to go in. The person who welcomed us had quite an irritated tone from the start. We asked what kind of meat was in the döner, and he said chicken. Since we're Muslims—and döner is a dish mostly consumed in Muslim regions—it was perfectly natural for us to ask if the meat was halal.

And that’s when things got interesting.

He asked us, “Do you know where you are?” We replied, “Slovakia.” Then he asked where we were from. When we said we were Turkish, he responded—quite angrily—that we shouldn’t be asking about halal or haram in Slovakia, and if we wanted halal food, we should go back to Turkey. (Apparently, our friend isn’t aware that halal products are available in Slovakia and many other European countries.)

Here’s the irony: he’s running a döner place—a dish rooted in Muslim culture—and when someone asks if it’s halal, his response is, “Go to Turkey.” I must say, that’s a unique sense of humor.

But to be fair, we kind of owe him a thank-you. If he hadn’t reacted that way, we would’ve stayed and eaten there—possibly spending the rest of our Bratislava trip dealing with stomach discomfort. The reviews speak for this...

I TOTALLY DON'T RECOMMEND!! I came to get a slice of pizza (they sell by slices), he put it on a half-size of the slice piece o paper, I asked to get take-away, so he started to murmuring and packing, asked "how much?" and he gave me "4 EUR" - I asked why, since it was big letter on the banner: 2 EUR per slice - so he started to call me "piča" (count) and threw on me plastic bag that melt and stuck to the pizza inside cause he put it on the hot over. UNBELIEVEABLE. Never received those kind of "service". Avoid this place (pizza is without any taste - and I don't say it only...

We went there with 10 friends and it was absolutely mind-blowing. A warmful welcome followed by delicious parts of pizza and succulent kebabs made us more than happy. The only thing that could be improved could be the length of the service as we had to wait around one hour to get our meals ready. But still an unforgettable experience in a place that would keep a huge part in our heart for the rest of our lives. From the bottom of our...