Strima Restaurant a Namur

Strima, a hidden gem in Namur, offers delicious Slavic cuisine in a simple yet convivial atmosphere. The unassuming exterior may make one hesitant to enter, but once inside, the warm welcome from the owner and the aromas of the dishes will make any doubts disappear. The interior design is basic but comfortable, with traditional Slavic elements adding to the atmosphere. Prices are reasonable, and portions are generous. Some standout dishes include the Petchourki (stuffed mushrooms), Tchevaptichichi (small sausages in cream sauce), and the brochettes (skewers) of beef, veal liver, kidneys, and spicy sausages. Vegetarians will appreciate the delicious poivron farci (stuffed pepper). For drinks, try the Pelinkovac (Croatian herbal liqueur), or the house specialty, the pipe flambée (flaming brandy). There is also a good selection of wines to pair with the meal. Overall, Strima is an establishment that should not be missed by those seeking authentic Slavic cuisine in Namur.