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Hotel Edelweiss, Borovets HOTEL EDELWEISS BOROVETS RESTAURANT Telephone: (+359) 2 9630060 https://edelweissborovets.com SALADS SOUPS SHOPSKA SALAD -0.350 g-6.20 BGN CHICKEN SOUP -0.300 g-4.00 BGN SHEPARD‘S SALAD -0.400 g-7.80 BGN MEATBALLS SOUP -0.300 g-4.00 BGN CABBAGE WITH CARROTS- SHKEMBE (paunch soup) 0.250 g-4.60 BGN -0.300 g- 4.50 BGN MIXED SALAD -0.350 g-5.20 BGN TARATOR (yoghurt with cucumbers -0.300 g.- CAPRESE -0.350 g.-7.20 BGN cold soup) 4.00 BGN VITAMINA SALAD -0.250 g-4.80 BGN KATUK WITH CHEESE CREAM SOUPS -0.200 g-5.10 BGN SNEZHANKA (SNOW WHITE) PUMPKIN - 0.300 g- 3.50 BGN -0.200 g-5.20 BGN BROCCOLI -0.300 g- 3.50 BGN KIOPOOLU -0.200 g-5.20 BGN CAULIFLOWER -0.300 g- 3.00 BGN RHODOPE SALAD -0.350 g- 5.20 BGN VEGETABLES -0.300 g-3.50 BGN VILLAGE STYLE SALAD -0.350 g-6.20 BGN CHEESE SHOPSKI STYLE - 0.300 g-4.80 BGN GREEK SALAD -0.350 g-6.20 BGN MISH MASH - 0.300 g- 4.80 BGN ROYAL PICKLE - 0.250 g-5.80 BGN CHICKEN FLAKES WITH CORNFLAKES STARTERS -0.250 g-7.00 BGN CHICKEN LIVER WITH MUSHROOMS -0.300 g-6.80 BGN MUSHROOMS IN BUTTER -0.200 g-6.20 BGN CHICKEN LIVER VILLAGE STYLE -0.300 g-6.80 BGN KASHKAVAL (yellow cheese) PANE - 0.200 g-6.90 BGN BEEF TONGUE IN BUTTER -0.200 g-8.50 BGN WHITE CHEESE PANE -0.200 g-4.80 BGN CHEESE ON A PLATE WITH HONEY CHEESE TRAKIA STYLE-0.300 g-5.60 BGN AND WALNUT - 0.200 g- 5.20 BGN 2 OMELETS MOUNTAIN DISHES WITH VEGETABLES -0.200 g-4.20 BGN KACHAMAK -0.400-5.80 BGN WITH HAM -0.200 g-4.80 BGN PATATNIK -0.300-5.20 BGN WITH CHEESE -0.200 g-4.80 BGN MEAT DISHES SACH CHICKEN KAVARMA -0.400 g-7.20 BGN CHICKEN SACH WITH VEGETABLES CHICKEN QUATTRO FORMAGGI -1000 g-15.80 BGN - 0.350 g- 8.40 BGN PORK SACH WITH VEGETABLES CHICKEN FILLET WITH MELTED -1000 g-19.80 BGN CHEESE - 0.350 g- 8.40 BGN VEGETABLE MIX SACH CHICKEN FILLET IN MUSHROOM -1000 g-17.20 BGN SAUCE -0.350 g-8.20 BGN CHICKEN FILLET WITH STEAMED VEGETABLES - 0.350 g- 7.80 BGN CHICKEN JULIENNE - 0.350 g- 7.20 BGN DISHES FROM THE PORK BON FILLET WITH DRIED TOMATO - 0.300 g-9.50 BGN OVEN / UPON REQUEST ONLY/ PORK KNUCKLE THRACE STYLE -0.300 g- 12.80 BGN ROASTED LAMB -0.100 g-3.60 BGN BEEF FILLET WITH MUSHROOMS (MANATARKI) -0.300 g-36.00 BGN ROASTED PIG -0.100 g-3.20 BGN BEEF KNUCKLE HAIDUSHKI STYLE STUFFED TURKEY -0.100 g-3.00 BGN -0.300 g-17.80 BGN STUFFED RABBIT -0.100 g-3.00 BGN 3 VEGETABLE DISHES FISH RICE WITH VEGETABLES FILLET MACKEREL -0.300 g- 8.80 BGN -0.300 g-4.80 BGN FRIED CARP - 0.300 g-12.88 BGN RISOTTO WITH VEGETABLES TROUT -0.250 g-11.00 BGN -0.300 g- 5.20 BGN SEA BASS -0.100 g- 4.80 BGN RISOTTO WITH MUSHROOMS CIPURA - 0.100 g- 4.80 BGN -0.300 g- 4.80 BGN STUFFED CABBAGE -0.250 g-4.80 BGN CASSEROLE VINE LEAVES -0.250 g-4.80 BGN FARFALLE WITH PESTO AND CHERRY BROCCOLI -0.300 g- 4.80 BGN TOMATOES -0.250 g- 5.20 BGN POTATOES WITH BACON PENNE WITH SPINACH AND CREAM -0.300 g- 6.20 BGN -0.250 g-6.80 BGN CHICKEN HOT TILE -0.300 g- 7.80 BGN KATINO MEZE -0.300 g-8.20 BGN BARBEQUE КEBAPCHÉ -0.100 g- 2.00 BGN PORK KARENTSA (FILLET) MEAT BALL -0.100 g- 2.00 BGN -0.250 g- 9.20 BGN WHOLE CHOPPED SAUSAGE PORK BREASTS (BONELESS) -0.250 g- 5.20 BGN -0.300 g- 9.20 BGN STEAK FROM CHICKEN LEG PORK BON FILLET -0.250 g- 9.30 BGN -0.250 g- 5.80 BGN BEEF BON FILLET -0.250 g- 24.00 BGN STEAK FROM CHICKEN FILLET DUCK HEARTS -0.250 g- 7.20 BGN -0.250 g- 7.20 BGN STEAK FROM PORK NECK -0.250 g- 8.50 BGN 4 GARNISHES DRY APPETIZERS FRIED POTATOES -0.300 g-3.80 BGN LUKANKA -0.100 g-3.50 BGN FRIED POTATOES WITH CHEESE ELENA FILLET -0.100 g-4.00 BGN -0.380 g- 4.50 BGN PASTARMA -0.100 g-4.00 BGN FRESH VEGETABLES -0.200 g-3.00 BGN WHITE CHEESE -0.100 g-2.00 BGN STEAMED VEGETABLES YELLOW CHEESE -0.100 g-2.50 BGN -0.250 g-3.50 BGN GRILLED VEGETABLES -0.300 g-3.00 BGN BREAD POTATOES SAUTÉ -0.300 g-4.20 BGN LYUTENITSA (CHUTNEY ) PARLENKA WITH BUTTER - 0.200 g- 2.00 BGN -5.20 BGN per piece CHILIES -0.050 g -0.75 BGN PARLENKA WITH BUTTER AND GARLIC -5.20 BGN per piece PARLENKA WITH WHITE CHEESE -5.80 BGN per piece PARLENKA WITH YELLOW CHEESE -5.80 BGN per piece PARLENKA MIX -6.20 BGN per piece A SLICE OF BREAD -0.050 BGN per piece DESSERTS STRAINED YOGHURT WITH BLUEBERRY ROASTED PUMPKIN WITH HONEY AND JAM -0.150 g-3.80 BGN WALNUTS -0.200 g-4.00 BGN MASCARPONE CAKE EDELWEISS HOMEMADE BISCUIT CAKE -0.200 g-4.80 BGN -0.200 g-4.50 BGN PANCAKES -3.50 BGN PER PIECE STRAINED YOGHURT WITH HONEY AND WALNUTS -0.150 g-3.80 BGN 5 BEER VODKA KAMENITZA -0.330 ml-2.80 BGN ABSOLUT - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN ZAGORKA -0.330 ml -2.00 BGN FINLANDIA - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN SHUMENSKO -0.330 ml -2.00 BGN RISSIAN STANDARD GOLD BECKS -0.330 ml -3.00 BGN - 0.50 ml -3.90 BGN BECKS 0 % ALCOHOL BELUGA - 0.50 ml -10.00 BGN - 0.50 ml - - 0.330 ml-3.00 BGN GREY GOOSE 12.00 BGN HEINEKEN -0.330 ml -3.50 BGN STELLA ARTOIS -0.330 ml -3.50 BGN GIN STOLICHNO WEISS -0.400 ml -3.50 BGN STOLICHNO AMBER PILLLS BEEFEATER - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN -0.400 ml -3.50 BGN BOMBAI SAPPHIRE - 0.50 ml -6.00 BGN GROLSCH -0.330 ml -3.50 BGN SCOTCH WHISKY JOHNNY WALKER - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN JOHNNY WALKER 12Y.O. -0.50 ml -6.00 BGN ANISE DRINKS IRISH WHISKEY PADDY - 0.50 ml -3.90 BGN OUZO PLOMARI -0.50 ml -3.00 BGN OUZO TSANTALI -0.50 ml -3.00 BGN JAMESON -0.50 ml -3.90 BGN PERNOD -0.50 ml -3.90 BGN TULLAMORE D.E.W. - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN TULLAMORE D.E.W. 12Y.O. -0.50 ml -8.00 BGN 6 TENNESSEE WHISKEY RUM JACK DANIELS -0.50 ml-6.00 BGN BACARDI WHITE - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN JACK DANIELS SINGLE BARREL BACARDI GOLD - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN - 0.50 ml-9.00 BGN BACARDI BLACK - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN BOURBAN TEQUILA JIM BEAM -0.50 ml -3.50 BGN SAUZA SILVER - 0.25 ml -2.50 BGN FOUR ROSES -0.50 ml -3.50 BGN SAUZA GOLD - 0.25 ml -2.50 BGN MAKER’S MARK -0.50 ml -6.50 BGN WHISKY SPECIAL LIQUOR SELECTION BAILEYS - 0.50 ml -3.70 BGN TALISKER 10Y.O. -0.50 ml -9.00 BGN DISARONNO -0.50 ml -4.00 BGN LAPHROAIG 10Y.O. -0.50 ml -11.00 BGN LAGAVULIN -0.50 ml -15.00 BGN COGNAC LOW-ALCOHOL DRINKS MARTELL V.S. -0.50 ml -6.50 BGN MARTINI BIANCO - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN HENNESSY V.S. -0.50 ml -7.50 BGN MARTINI ROSSO -0.50 ml -3.50 BGN LAGAVULIN -0.50 ml -15.00 BGN MARTINI DRY - 0.50 ml -3.50 BGN CAMPARI -0.50 ml -3.50 BGN 7 DIGESTIF WHITE WINES JAGERMEISTER -0.50 ml-3.80 BGN MEZZEK CHARDONNAY FERNET-BRANCA -0.50 ml -3.50 BGN -0.750 ml-19.00 BGN ABSINTHE -0.50 ml -5.00 BGN MEZZEK SAUVIGNON BLANC AND PINO GRI -0.750 ml-19.00 BGN RED WINES MEZZEK CHARDONNAY -0.375 ml-9.00 BGN KATARZYNA ESTATE WINERY MEZZEK SAUVIGNON BLANC AND MEZZEK CABERNET -0.750 ml-19.00 BGN PINO GRIS -0.375 ml-9.00 BGN MEZZEK MERLO -0.750 ml-19.00 BGN BABICH SAUVIGNON BLANC MEZZEK MAVRUD -0.750 ml-19.00 BGN -0.750 ml-42.00 BGN MEZZEK SYRAH -0.750 ml-23.00 BGN BABICH SAUVIGNON BLANC MEZZEK CABERNET MAVRUD -0.375 ml-19.00 BGN -0.750 ml-19.00 BGN MEZZEK CABERNET -0.375 ml-9.00 BGN ROSÉ WINES MEZZEK MERLO -0.375 ml-9.00 BGN UNIQATO MELNIK AND RUEN MEZZEK ROSÉ -0. 750 ml-19.00 BGN -0.750 ml-30.00 BGN SALTY HILLS -0.750 ml-30.00 BGN UNIQATO RUBIN -0.750 ml-27.00 BGN DZUNDZIFKITE CABERNET FRANC CHAMPAGNE -0.750 ml-27.00 BGN DOMINANT CASTRA RUBRA PROSECCO ZONIN -0.750 ml-30.00 BGN -0.750 ml-27.90 BGN SALTY HILLS CABERNET FRANC -0.750 ml-30.00 BGN BABICH PINOT NOIR -0.750 ml-42.00 BGN 8 RAKIA HOT DRINKS (BULGARIAN BRANDY) COFFEE POLY -2.00 BGN POMORIE GROZDOVA TEA LIPTON -2.00 BGN -0.50 ml-2.00 BGN MILK -1.80 BGN BURGAS MUSCAT CAPPUCCINO -3.00 BGN -0.50 ml-2.50 BGN HOT CHOCOLATE -4.50 BGN BURGAS 63 -0.50 ml-3.00 BGN BURGAS 63 BARREL AGED SOFT DRINKS -0.50 ml-4.00 BGN BURGAS 63 PEARL -0.50 ml-4.50 BGN MINERAL WATER BANKIA BURGAS 63 TRAMINER -0.330 ml-2.00 BGN -0.50 ml-4.50 BGN MINERAL WATER BANKIA TROYANSKA SLIVOVA (PLUM) -1 L- 5,00 BGN -0.50 ml-2.50 BGN MINERAL WATER PERRIER TROYANSKA KRUSHOVA (PEAR) 0.330 ml-3.50 BGN -0.50 ml-2.50 BGN MINERAL WATER SAN PELLEGRINO TROYANSKA KAYSIEVA (APRICOT) -6.00 BGN -0.50 ml-2.50 BGN COCA COLA PRODUCTS -2.00 BGN SLIVEN PERLA -0.50 ml-3.50 BGN SODA KINLEY -2.00 BGN SLIVEN PERLA 12 Y.O.
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