The food used to be really good there, they even won an award in Sofia. But the quality isn’t the same anymore and the service is unfortunately really long. I think they suffer from the length of their menu. But it’s still a nice place...though !More

Tp read the full review and watch a short movie about Shtastlivetsa on Vitosha str. in Sofia, visit the reviews and ratings blog placescases.com See ....…. .... The style in the interior of Shtastlivetsa restaurant, shabby chic, is pleasing to the eye and creates a...cheerful mood... …. The distances between the tables have been increased according to the requirements for measures against Covid-19; …. The staff wears masks; …. In the new autumn menu 2020 there are many interesting proposals, which of course are based on the traditional Bulgarian cuisine; …. Large section with vegetarian and vegan offerings; ..... Tp read the full review and watch a short movie about Shtastlivetsa on Vitosha str. in Sofia, visit the reviews and ratings blog placescases.com Feel …. .... The girl who served us was very kind and helpful... Tp read the full review and watch a short movie about Shtastlivetsa on Vitosha str. in Sofia, visit the reviews and ratings blog placescases.com Hear …. .... The noise from Vitosha street- we were sitting at the tables outside, people were strolling around, talking, laughing. ..... Tp read the full review and watch a short movie about Shtastlivetsa on Vitosha str. in Sofia, visit the reviews and ratings blog placescases.com .... Smell .... .... Great aroma of vegan meatballs made of beetroot and lentils, with almond vegan mayonnaise sauce on top. Exceptional! I'm grateful to the waitress for recommending them to us, she was 100% right they were worth to be ordered even by a carnivore. .... The typical tart flavour of lamb in a very interesting dish: lamb head boiled with salt. The lamb was super tender, served in paper. It contains cheeks, brain, tongue,  drizzled with garlic oil and garnished with baked potatoes. The dish was very tasty. I  would recommend adding a slice of bread to smear on the tender brain. Taste .... .... Salad Rich Kyopoolu- it is a local pickled dip made of roasted peppers, onion and tomatoes, boiled with salt. It was very pleasant, perfect in the autumn menu; …. Pizzas have always been delicious here - my co-diners praised Margherita and Vegetarian pizzas a lot; ….. Very tasty homemade lemonade - fresh and fragrant; …. Raki - peppers stuffed with beans and ground beef. Tomato sauce and cheese are added. It's nice, but it's nothing special. Tp read the full review and watch a short movie about Shtastlivetsa on Vitosha str. in Sofia, visit the reviews and ratings blog placescases.comMore

Chef cuisine restaurant that has it all in terms of diversity with a Bulgarian twist (cheese and cream). The interior is very stylish and warm, the service is great and the price for each dish is very low.

My friends and I decided to eat here one night for a birthday celebration and we were not disappointed at all. The decor set the mood for a delightful celebration. The staff was quick with seating us, taking our orders and eager to assist with...taking pictures for us after dinner. Everything we ate here was very tasteful and most of the dishes were large enough to share. I will be back.More

Very much open in spite of the listing saying closed. Great brunch omelette and cake with coffee. Offers more substantial fare

GreAt Restaurant in Sofia. Food is delicious, abundant and the prices totally normal. The staff is very polite and helpful. Been there several times, never disappointed

My partner and I enjoyed a meal here on a lazy Sunday afternoon. We chose the shopska salad and two other vegetarian dishes that did not disappoint-one with eggplant and the other with peppers, cheese and egg. Our waiter was very attentive and patient as...we practiced our novice Bulgarian with him. It was nice to sit and watch friends and families walk by as we ate our meal. We will definitely be back again!More