
Eastern European cooking in Plovdiv mostly means the regional Balkan repertoire of grills, banitsa and slow-cooked plates. Marmalad in the centre and Stariyat Plovdiv in the Kapana quarter cover the sit-down end, while Skara Kebapche Knyaz on Knyaz Alexander I and the Hali Banitsa Counter beside the Hali market handle the quick, counter-led side.
