The next time you visit Podgorica, I advise you to try popek instead of burek. Of course, Montenegro offers much more than you had the chance to visit, such as the sea and mountains with incredible views!
Thank you for this. Just a down to the ground, simple and realistic view of the city thats not faked with editing online. I love borek, i always eat it and make it too. I plan on going around the area from city to city towards albania and Istanbul from bulgaria in a months journey in may. Ill be sure to say hi from you to Ms Eda if i get the chance, the borek looks so good. Mostly potato i love it. 🎉
@@Maartentravels It looks like it was still quite warm. I'm thinking about going next month but I assume it will be a bit too cold for an outdoor swim!
He literaly ate in the worst place possible, when 50 meters from there he had "Bite" bakery that has the best krompirusha, and Sonja pastry shop with the best bureks in Podgorica
