Al-bos Eurocafe-bakery - Grand Rapids

Stopped by here on our way to the airport, looking for something sweet after lunch at another nearby restaurant. I picked up an eclair, and wow! It was great, and only $3.49. The young lady working at the little market was also very lovely and friendly. Sorry, I had already eaten half before I could stop to take a photo.Food: 5/5

Awesome placeIf you are looking for traditional Eastern European cuisine this is the placeGrocery and bakery attached to the restaurant so you can buy fresh baked bread and all kind of desserts.Like a music selection from 80is and 90is most popular songs from former Yugoslavia

First time try Albanian food. Everything is just wonderful. There is 80’s Albanian music playing, strange and marvelous. I wish I live closer.Food: 5/5

A great spot for a Sunday brunch away from the crowds at skillet pancake shops. We sat outside and ordered a feast — I especially relished the burek smelt, which brought me back to some summer days in Bulgaria a decade ago.Food: 5/5

Maybe my favorite restaurant to go to in the city, hands down. Al-bos makes amazing comfort food, wonderful coffee, and burek that satisfies all of my cravings. Everybody that works there is very welcoming- and I'm a weird enough person to catch people off guard. I'm not usually a writing reviews sort of person, but if this gets another person through al-bos' doors, it'll be worth it.