SkaraBar

Sofia

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SkaraBar

SkaraBar is an incredible find for meat-lovers. The menu features a dizzying assortment of grilled meats ranging from chicken to beef and lamb, and several fish varieties on offer as well. Ambiance is laid-back and portion size generous. There are three locations throughout Sofia.

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addressDimitar Grekov Street 2, Sofia
phone+359 248 30 696
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