What Borovets has plenty of is restaurants, bars and cafes. The best cafés and restaurants are located at the hotels. Do you want to taste great Bulgarian cuisine and dance the choro? Then you should pay attention to the traditional mekanos. And for a light meal in between you can also try the street side snack bars.
There isn't really a speciality in the resort. You can find in Borovets cheap Italian or oriental restaurants, posh restaurants of French and Spanish cuisine and a lot of Bulgarian restaurants and snack bars. Unfortunately, you are unlikely to find Russian restaurants in Borovets, but such places in Sofia or Plovdiv can make up for this deficiency.
It is worth remembering, however, that prices in the cafés and restaurants of Borovets are the higher the closer to the summit these eating establishments are located. As for service, the opposite is true - the closer to the peaks, the worse the service is.
The best restaurants in Borovets are Monastery, Franco's and Hrima's. They offer great food, a variety of entertainment options, and live music. The prices in Borovets restaurants are surprisingly affordable for fans of European ski resorts. The most expensive dinner will cost you 30 BGN, a bottle of decent wine 10-15 BGN, breakfast and dinner in the village only 20 BGN, and hot soups 6-9 BGN.
It's worth noting that all the restaurant reviews of Borovets note the quality of the food and large portions. So when dining out, it's worth considering the volume of food served.
