Fantastic and friendly shop/restaurant featuring Baltic food. We shared a spinach and cheese burek, a delicious crispy filo dough pastry similar to spanikopita. The serving was affordable and generous, and... read more made tasty leftovers. The shop also has a nice selection of European treats and goodies, including a wide variety of jaffa-cake from England, Germany, and Poland.

  Few items are more authentic then others. The soup and eggplant  meat roll were amazing. Cevapi was a bit over cooked. Service is pretty friendly. It's very mom and pop... read more kind of establishment and we loved that.  

If you are looking for very restaurant ambience then it's not your place but if you are looking for good home cook food then definitely try it.

  As a fellow Balkan I had to go here!!! I just moved to the Dallas area and couldn't find my cultures food anywhere () and then I found this gem... read more about an hour from my house. So obviously I got ready and sped over ASAP.

YALL it was better than I could have imagined!!!
First off it's a restaurant/bakery and a grocery store full of all Balkan food.

I got some treats like eurocream (our version of Nutella), ajvar and they had mamas brand which it elite. I got a bunch of cookies and some sausages to bring back home.

When you walk to the back you can order the hot food and you're welcome to eat it there or take it to go. I ordered the cevapi (5) and a pljeskavica and a feta spinach pita.
I was suffering the whole way home just waiting to devour the food.
I was in shock how good the food was. I've been to some Balkan restaurants that were a hit and miss and the food was dry but NOT AT THIS PLACE.
It was cooked to perfection, I was FaceTiming my family back home and they were all impressed.

If you've never had Balkan food... YOU NEED TO. Come here, I promise your tastebuds will be happy!!!

  The Gulash is amazing: a bed of mashed potatoes covered in a rich meat stew.

The Cheese "pita": delicious fried dough stuffed with feta and spinach.

Greek Salad: very tasty and... read more it has no lettuce either.

  If you want legit halal Bosnian food in Dallas, there's only one spot...Eddies. All the food is amazing and made fresh to order and they give so much that I... read more always have leftovers which I love. Gulas is always amazing. It's beef stew with mashed potatoes. What an amazing combo. I can't wait to come back

  If you never visit the Balkan than you can go here!
This is original Balkan food. I have feel like at home.
Thanks guys!

  This place from the outside and surrounding industrial neighborhood aspires to be a dive, perfect for Guy Fieri on DDD. The parking is extremely limited, and you walk in and... read more it's a store with a "restaurant" (a few tables) in the back, by the delivery door.

But wowza, man oh man, the food rocks. The wife had the goulash and to say it was phenomenal is an understatement. I tried a few bites and cannot get the fantastic-ness out of my head. Flavors were rich and deep, the beef was good quality, and the portion more than generous.

I had the stuffed "cabbage rolls" which on the menu says dolmas with meat and rice. They are not dolmas because dolmas are grape leaves. This is cabbage. But I digress. They were good, but not enough sauce IMO and I like my wife's stuffed cabbage rolls a bit better. But Eddie's were good.

We also shared a side of "sweet cabbage salad" which is more like sweet and sour and was very good.

We were completely full but saw someone else eating a meat pie so we got a couple to go. They actually gave us two meat and one cheese.

The meat pies are also phenomenal. The meat is spiced and the pastry is flaky and crisp. So flavorful and full of wonderfulness! The cheese pie is also fantastic and you can taste the mounds of butter that surely are used. Each is big enough to share because they are large.

The service can be disorganized (as is often true in post-Soviet countries) but the people are nice.

If you are adventurous and want a new taste experience, you have to give this place a try.  You will not be disappointed.

  Im originally from Bosnia so I know a thing or two about chevapi, and the chevapi here are really good. Also the young lady that works the register is super... read more nice and always gets your order right. Aside from the Grill/Restaurant there is a store and the store has a great selection of groceries and honestly it has some of the best prices that I have seen (have lived in 5 different states all which had their own local Bosnian grocery store and they were all a lot more expensive). Great place, go check it out.

  It's a cool little European grocery store with a cafe in the back. If you have any interest in a variety of food from the Balkans, this is the place... read more to go. They were super nice and friendly, especially since they could tell it was our first time. While I am somewhat familiar with the food of the region, it was helpful to follow the waitresses suggestions. We split an order of the stuffed cabbage, plus one meat and one cheese pita. The pitas are very big and two people could easily split one. Very unique food, very neat place, we will be back to try more!

  Tasty tasty tasty tasty. Worth it. Try the cheese pie and goulash. Tasty tasty tasty tasty.