Oujda · Sofia Center, ul. "Saborna" 14, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria
Restaurant méditerranéen à Oujda.
Bienvenue chez Capo Mediterranean Restaurant, un restaurant méditerranéen situé à Oujda, quartier Sofia Center. Ce lieu propose des prix abordables et dispose d’un parking gratuit. Il est accessible aux fauteuils roulants et accepte les cartes de crédit, de débit ainsi que les paiements NFC. Les réservations de dîner sont recommandées et acceptées. Le restaurant est adapté aux groupes, aux touristes et aux familles avec enfants, et dispose d’un toilette.
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Sofia Center
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Sofia Center, ul. "Saborna" 14, 1000 Sofia, Bulgaria
Lun-Dim 11:00–00:00
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“Amazing service and even better food. It was one of the best sea basses I have ever had. Panna cotta was delicious too”
“Capo is where style meets substance. The chic, modern interior sets the tone, but it’s the food that steals the show. Every dish feels like a work of art, with bold flavors and impeccable presentation. The service is polished and attentive, making the experience feel special. It’s a spot that balances creativity with quality—a must-visit for those seeking something unique. The only drawback is the overpriced wine selection, which doesn’t quite match the actual value of the offerings.”
“good place but the menu options are quite limited. sometimes there are strange people with a lot of pretensions.”
“Me and my wife had a very pleasant and enjoyable dinner at Capo. The food was quite tasty and flavorful, the service was polite yet not intrusive and the atmosphere (we were outside in June) was relaxing and peaceful. I recommend the place to go an try it yourself.”
“Underwhelming atmosphere and overpriced food; perfunctory service. All summarized, a tourist trap with very little effort: I tasted the temperature and texture of quinoa grains and avocado, but none of the flavors. The microgreens were wilted atop a cold dish. Tiramisu was store-shelf grade. Even the presentation — despite the impressive plates — was literally off-center, careless. I’ve been digging to find something positive, as I rarely even write reviews, let alone negative ones, but besides clean bathrooms, table cloths, I’m out of ideas”
“Wanted to eat there and asked for a table outside. They told me there were no tables available outside, even though there were clearly several free tables. The waiter immediately said that inside it was “hot.” When I asked what he meant by that, he just replied “idk.” I then asked if the other restaurant downstairs was good, and he said yes, so I ended up going there instead. I honestly don’t know what the waiter’s problem was, but I definitely felt unwelcome. Very strange and unfriendly way to treat potential customers”