International grocery · Bratya Miladinovi
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Central and Eastern European groceries — the shop to try when you want something from home that the chains do not carry.
A German-run chain selling across the region's kitchens: pickles, rye bread, sausage, sweets you recognise from another country. Small, busy and highly rated by the people who use it.
Worth a detour only if the chains have let you down. Otherwise Kaufland covers most of it.
4.8 ★ · 104 Google ratings
Their site- Area
- Bratya Miladinovi, west of the centre
- Good for
- Regional and imported groceries
Practical
Typical hours: supermarkets from around 7am to 10pm, markets in the morning and best before noon, mall shops from 10am to 9pm, and pharmacies from 8am with a handful open around the clock. We publish no exact hours because they change — check the door or the place's own site.
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