Euro Grill

Wonderful food and staff! I do not have connection to Bosnia and never had their ethnical food before — so it is a new experience for me. I have to say, it is very pleasant. The bread is super good. I even bought some next door after having the lunch … Will definitely come back.

Absolutely fantastic food! Authentic Balkan flavors — juicy meat, fresh chopped onions, soft homemade bread, and rich, aromatic spices. The pljeskavica and skewers were especially delicious — perfectly grilled and full of flavor. The goulash with mashed potatoes and rice was also amazing, just like home cooking. Cozy atmosphere and friendly staff. I’m so glad we found this place — it’s definitely one of our new favorites! Highly recommended!

I went there today for lunch and had an amazing experience. This was my very first time eating Mediterranean style food and it did not disappoint. The Euro burger I ordered was HUMONGOUS!!! I’ve never seen a burger so big before when compared to American burgers. Not only was it big, but also delicious and very filling. Service from the waitress was excellent and the owner there was incredibly kind and friendly. I would recommend anybody to try out this fabulous place for delicious food!!

We went here for a lunch during busy hours. The food is exceptional, everything is handmade, fresh, and tastes very good. The atmosphere is also very nice! The service makes you feel like home, and they are so sweet and welcoming! 10/10 Best crepe we’ve had in the area!

First visit, wish I'd found this place sooner! Absolutely delicious goulash and perfect bread. Cozy, bright atmosphere and quiet, friendly service between the lunch and dinner rush hours.

First time coming here with my water polo team and we were blown away. The people were Incredibly nice, showing us how to pronounce everything. The food was delicious, the service was amazing. I highly recommend going here

Good food, fast service. Dining area a little small, but cozy. Menu is limited but adequate.

I recently dined at EuroGrill, a charming Sarajevo-inspired restaurant located on El Camino in Santa Clara. Their menu features a delightful selection of traditional dishes, including a flavorful chicken soup, succulent ćevapi, hearty goulash, and delicious burek. Each dish is prepared with authentic flavors that transport you straight to the heart of Sarajevo. Highly recommended for anyone seeking genuine Bosnian cuisine!

First time trying this place and this type of food and really enjoyed the food! The restaurant is located in a plaza with dedicated plaza parking and it was very easy to access. The restaurant space itself isn't very big (less than 10 tables or so), and luckily we got the last open table when we arrived around noon on a Sunday. The place is very cozy and feel very mom and pop, and they were a bit slower on the service side (not sure if they were short on staff the day I went), but the staff was really nice and even apologized and thanked us for being patient. I wasn't sure what to expect but the food here was really good and I enjoyed it a lot more than I expected. Our group ordered the chicken skewers, combination plate, and burek. All the dishes had good portion sizes and we were all full after. I would definitely come back again!

This is my first time eating balkan food! Euro Grill was recommended by a friend who warned me that it's a very popular place with limited seating and long waits. Apparently their beef goulash and meat bureks sells out early. I went around 2pm on a Sunday and there was no wait. I didn't have high expectations since it was just a sandwich but this was so good. I got the combination plate and personally I liked the cevapi more than the spicy sausages even though I love spicy things normally. The cevapi sausages were so bouncy and flavorful. I also loved the roasted red pepper sauce-- it tasted like marinara with a hint of red pepper. The chicken skewer one of the best I've ever had, it was very juicy and soft and surprisingly not dry at all! The cheese burek was alright, very soft but I would prefer other less carbs appetizer. The interior was indeed small but felt very cozy and the service was great!

Being Croatian-American, my family gets to this place often enough. We've always had a great & consistent experience. The quality is outstanding & good value. No frills for some basic casual food across many Balkan cultures. We always get a variety of cevape, sausages, pljeskavica, and chicken. Salads. Love the traditional way of eating the meats: put mean, raw onions, cream, and ajvar in your lepinja bread. Alternate with bites of salad. Eat like a villager! Like you actually did some labor today! We finished with palacinke, aka crepes. Fruit and Nutella. Decadent. It's a casual, no rush experience. I feel like I'm in Bosna when at Euro Grill. When I need something, I just ask directly with a smile...and get a smile back, both knowing it's Bosna time...but they do get the job done, nicely at that! We've also done big catering buys here for school food festivals. 400 people at times. People have always loved it. We'll continue to make the trip from San Francisco often enough. Euro Grill is worth it.

Small, family owned spot with great service and even better food. The menu is small but everything they do is delicious. We got the combo plate, it comes with chicken skewers, lamb sausage, and a beef patty. All the food was freshly made and so tasty. The sauces were a perfect addition and their bread was fantastic. We also got a side salad to round it out. The prices were reasonable too which is crazy during this time. I highly recommend this spot!!

Great little hole in the wall establishment! Food was excellent and I've never had this type of food before. Service was attentive and on spot. The lepina bread was fantastic. Definitely going back!

I have to rate this place 5/5. I've seen this place in yelp many a time and I really should have visited much earlier. Everything was incredibly good. Chicken skewers - clearly the highlight. Such a good post workout meal for me. So much chicken, so tender, well grilled, can't complain. Large salad portion, a buttery slightly crispy bread along with sour cream and a spicy sauce. This is a perfect meal in my mind. Garlic bread - I shared the garlic bread with a friend and it was delicious too, pretty large portion for the price. Burek - my friend had the beef filled burek and was a fan. I didn't taste this though. Turkish coffee - had plenty of versions of this before and this was right up there. If you like Turkish coffee in general, go for this We were seated pretty quickly on a Sunday afternoon unlike what other reviews say. Food did not take too long to come out, the appetizers came fairly immediately and even the chicken skewers came promptly after a bit more time. Plenty of parking available right outside. Hosts were very welcoming. Not the largest space but large enough with a decent ambiance.

If looking for good Croatian/Bosnian food, look no further as this is the place. It's not a 5 star fancy restaurant as it's mainly market with few tables so if you want to do some shopping for Vegeta, Kraš products, Podravka or other goodies from back home and get a bite to eat(čevapi in lepinje are amazing) you won't be disappointed. They also have take out so call in advance and just pick up. Yummy!

I'm the laziest person when it comes to Yelp reviews but I am so impressed with the food, service, quantity, quality that I decided to break my streak. The sausages, the red pepper paste accompanying it, the bread - everything was fresh and delightful. Cheesy garlic bread was delish and a lot for the price. Turkish coffee, my fellow diner said was the best they have ever had. Service was fast and warm and finally the bill was so little for how much we ate. Can't wait to go back.

I've been wanting to check out this place for a while and for whatever reason I haven't. Euro Grill is a real class act. I have had Cevapi in Mostar, Sarajevo and Split many times. euro Grill is authentic and delicious. Service was super friendly. Price is super reasonable. I'm looking forward to returning into this family run place. The secret needs to get out because this place is fantastic and deserves to be supported.. that being said, I went in here today at 2 PM and there was a good crowd inside. Check it out you won't be disappointed. If you don't know what Cevapi is you will after checking out this place and you'll want more. We have a bunch of other things on the menu as well. That will be sure to make you happy..

I've never tried Bosnian food before and I hadn't known that there was a location near me! It has a small interior so seats may fill up quick depending on the day, but you can call ahead and reserve a table. I ordered the meat burek which had ground meat and a flakey dough that was perfect to share and have as an appetizer. There have half a size of their main dish with sausages and a full size which is honestly so filling. The side of sour cream and red sauce (which isn't spicy) and onions does pair very well with it. I tried the half spicy half regular sausage sandwich and another time. I ordered the 10 sausage sandwich and I think they're both so well-made and you can't go wrong with them. I also find the meats to be very flavorful and the bread is to die for I would honestly just have it on its own if I could.

What a unique experience! We were brought to a his restaurant by a Serbian friend and we are so thankful we agreed to go. We had the Burek with beef (a pastry pocket stuffed with beef) and the mijesano meso was like sampler meat platter and was a good way to get to try the different meats. We also ordered the Mediterranean salad and split it with the mali cavapi which is a smaller version of the sausage sandwich served with red onions, ajvar (which is a roasted red pepper spread) and sour cream. There is a store next door and you can purchase many of the items on the menu and a lot of other European favorites.

Took me back to Zagreb. The last time I had this was in 1993 in Croatia. The restaurant was very pleasant and the waitress corrected me every time I spoke the language. Do yourself a favor and find this hidden gem of a restaurant.

Delicious cheese burek and friendly, familiar service at this hidden restaurant. We tried several things on the menu (all are healthy portions!) including their imported and delicious soft drinks and enjoyed it all.

I've be coming to this Croatian restaurant for a while and it's definitely a gem in the Bay Area. Quality of the food surpasses the prices they charge. I highly suggest trying the Cevapi and ordering and freshly made Bureks (cheese or meat). The ambience is nice and cozy and the staff are so friendly! I love this place and hope many locals keep supporting it.

A charmingly quaint hole in the wall gem. Decorated simply with a handful of tables. It feels like you're in someone's home. Owners/employees seem exceptionally passionate about the food and their heritage and you can taste it in the food, especially the bread (which is made fresh every morning!) It's an experience even if you're not trying to have one. Packed on a Saturday at lunchtime so service was a bit slow. But again, it's an experience.

I'm surprised I've never seen this halal place before and I've lived in the bay area my entire life! The food was amazing and tasted absolutely delicious. I will be regular customer here for sure!

Slow. Don't come for the lunch unless you expect to spent more than an hour. The place itself is nice, has definite European family restaurant vibe where you basically sit in the big dinning room of a house. Cannot say about the food because I had to leave after waiting 20 minutes to place an order.

I came by for lunch and got the ćevapi and a crepe with rosehip jam. The ćevapi is very delicious and filling, the lepina bread is very soft, goes well with the sauce, sour cream and onions. The rosehip jam had a nice tart, paired well with the whipped cream, and the texture of the crepe was good. Definitely recommend this place!

Came here for a team lunch and I was a little worried because I am gluten free and have a co-worker who is a vegetarian When it was time to order I asked the staff what I could eat and they offered the Cevapi, no bread and salad instead - it was wonderful!! the sausage were yummy, the salad was fresh and lightly dressed, the sausage was super tasty with the sausages. My co-worker was able to order the Burek - spinach and cheese - and said it was really tasty, light and flakey Definitely swing by and give this place a try!

I am not a vegetarian. Sometimes I think that becoming vegetarian would be a good life decision. And then I go to restaurants like Euro Grill, an experience which once again makes it impossible for me to become vegetarian. To explain - it's a small hole in the wall with an exceptionally welcoming staff. There are only maybe half a dozen seats in the restaurants and it closes fairly early, so it's best for lunches or early dinners. In addition, it has a pretty small menu - and most things on the menu seem to iterations of the same thing. However, these traits are usually a sign that you will get an AMAZING meal - and an amazing meal they offer! First, you're going to get Bosnian/South Slavic sausages (chevapi). I'm pretty sure the restaurant is Bosnian based on a poster of Sarajevo I saw. Relevant for food because I don't believe the restaurant serves pork products (Bosnia is majority-Muslim), so I believe the food is halal, but I am not an expert on this (I think my dad stopped halal diet at 13, lol). As such, the meats appear to be beef, lamb, and chicken-based. I ordered the combination plate and it came with three different kind of sausages, the x, y, and z. It also came with a chicken kebab and a bread called lepina. Also, the meal came with a side of ajvar, the South Slavic red pepper paste (which is not actually that spicy, it's mostly sweet and savory), as well as sour cream (which is just normal sour cream). The chicken kebab was juicy and moist - it wasn't heavily seasoned, but it was perfect when dipped into the ajvar and sour cream. The bread here is quite frankly one of the best I've ever had, it had a buttery and rich texture without actually appearing to have butter on it, and I'm actually completely flabbergasted as to how they accomplished this. The beef kebab was also good and well-seasoned by itself. Both the sausages were salty and savory - but not overwhelmingly so. Each of these meats were tasty by themselves or with the bread, which I cannot underscore was one of the best breads I've ever had. Just a great meal and I would highly recommend anyone who wants an awesome, unique meal in a cuisine tradition that's not always easy to find!

Lovely place for weekend lunch. They gave us a lot of food for the price. The menu was very interesting.

I had the goulash and it was amazing and so flavorful. The portions were large and the price was good. I will be coming back.

Euro Grill in Santa Clara is a fantastic place to dine. With its good atmosphere, delicious food, and friendly staff, it's a spot worth visiting. Whether you're planning a casual meal.

Amazing food and service! Authentic Serbian/Bosnian/Balkan food! Cavapi are super good and lepinja (pita bread like) is fresh made and delicious! Tasty burek and stew! Super friendly waitress that was super helpful and quick! Will be back for sure!

Great quality food, large portions, and very affordable, if I could I would give it more than 5 stars! Everything seems imported and has a distinct and very tasty flavor. The Bosnian sodas were very refreshing. Overall, it was just excellent, highly recommend! Ambiance and service was phenomenal as well!

Really cute hole in the wall spot that I found for a weekday lunch with my coworkers! Quaint and cozy, service was friendly. Prices were affordable and portion size was reasonably large. BUUUUT ALSO, how many places do you know serves Bosnian food in San Jose? -- because this was my first time ever even trying it out! I'm honestly really glad that I ventured out and tried this place rather than getting my usual Chickfila near work. Would recommend to share between two small adults: - Sausage Sandwich Plate - Spinach & Cheese Burek - Orangina Orange Juice Soft Drink (they didn't have Jupi at the time)

This is a cozy eastern european(Bosnian if I recall correctly) restaurant in an unassuming strip mall. There aren't a lot of tables inside, but they do have some outdoor seating. I ordered a Goulash, a Mani Cevapi and a Cockta soda. It took the kitchen some time to prepare this order, but IMO it was well worth the wait. I had been looking for places that serve Goulash for the past few days. It was instigated by this one episode on Curb lmao. The dish was prepared very well, it was homely, the beef was soft, and the accompanying bread/rice was very complementary. The Cevapi was an interesting dish as well. It is a bunch of sausages, served in a lepina(flatbread) with sour cream and ajvar(relish). It was new to me, and I enjoyed the concept, as well as the taste. The restaurant felt like a mom and pop operation, and I enjoyed the warmth of the owners. It's a no brainer to try out this place if you are on the lookout for ethnic food. 10/10 would go back!

Great place. Anybody from Eastern Europe, especially the Balkans, if you want to remember Home, this is the place. As a bonus, seemed like good humble people running the place. Food was just like what our grandmothers made at home, and the place harkens to old European pubs where everybody knows each other. Highly recommend.

Euro Grill will always be one of my favorite lunch spots in the area. I've been coming here for years and the food is always still delicious. Never fails! The service is great as well. Parking is a bit tight but usually there's enough. Also there's a European market near the restaurant where you can buy some yummy ajvar or other wonderful goodies.

This is our first time here. We called ahead of time and made a reservation. The staff is very friendly. We ordered 5 different plates. 2 Combos, burger, and spicy sausage. The interior contains antique radios and nice folklore. We finished up with crepe and other desert. Overall, we loved the experience

Delicious Eastern European food! Great customer service, fresh but fast service. The store next door has all the groceries as well. From chocolate to the meats and spices.

Food: 1.25/1.25 Service: 1.25/1.25 Ambiance: 1.25/1.25 Others: 1.05/1.25 TOTAL: 4.8/5.00 Euro Grill, couldn't get any better. The food is just top tier, I ordered the 6 piece Cevapi and it tasted just like the Cevapi from Bosnia & Herzegovina. The service was pretty good as well, very kind workers! The ambiance is also pretty good, Bosnian music playing inside, and just good vibes in general. One thing I disliked about Euro Grill was the table space, there wasn't a table available for my family when we came in so we sat outside. But other than that Euro Grill is perfect, very recommended by me. - Kenan H.

So, Euro Grill's the final spot of my basketball/not common international cuisines drive from last year, and of all of the places I've been to, this is probably the best of the bunch. Really. Euro Grill is that good. Of course, it helps that the place is only a skip away from San Jose and Milpitas. Euro Grill will make you think "What part of Europe is covered?" and though there's a Mediterranean flare, it's for the most part Eastern. To be more precise, after looking at the pics and an Earthquakes fam, the fam of the place is from the Yugoslavia region of present day Bosnia. If you're wondering who's a famous Bosnian, there's Blazers center Joey/Jusuf Nurkic. The pops was welcoming, as I had time to kill. As you come in, you have these pictures with events from the 80s and other old time frames. The place itself has that old school Euro decoration layout. It's kind of like going back in time. The food. I remember getting a plate with sausages (cevapi), some bread (lepinja), cream and red bell pepper paste. I also remember getting a fruity soda (Slovenia's cockta), and rose hip crepes (palacinke). I do like the food. If I could, I'd be at the place more. The can't help it problem is that if I'm at El Camino, I'm usually there for Korean food instead because Korean food has appeared in my childhood and just about every Bay Area born resident's on a common rate, but the same can't be said for Eastern European, as you don't think the Bay Area for Eastern European food instantly . Seeing that I mentioned Korea, why is there no hangul translation of "Bon appetit" on the menu? Santa Clara is a Korean hub after all. I don't know. The can help it problem, if I should even type this, is that the place could use one more dessert or two. Euro Grill is a fantastic place as a whole. The family's welcoming, and the food's delicious. Aside from impact flaws, the place is fantastic. +: Euro Grill's excellent when it comes to service and food along with providing an old school environment. -: the place could use another dessert at least.

Absolutely loved my first time visit to Euro grill and also having Serbian food. We ordered the soup of the day (chicken noodle soup which was so tasty served with warm fluffy bread), combination platter - served with wide variety of juicy tender and flavourful meats. It also came with a spicy red sauce which was so yummy and pan seared bread with the fat from grilled meats. It reminded me of Pav Bhaji from india. It was also served with a side of house salad which was refreshing. We ordered a herbal coke - it tasted really interesting. It's a mix of coke with Rosehip herbs. And ended with a Turkish coffee. Overall we really enjoyed our meal and would recommend to anyone who's from Serbia, or likes the food or want to try out their cuisine. The service was good, very short staffed tho. Ambiance was clean and homey. There is also a market next door, we ended up buying a extra bread, red sauce used by restaurant, herbal coke and a couple of sweets.

This is a surprise find. It is a restaurant nearby my house that I've been eyeing and decided recently is a good time to try it out. It is a quaint hole in the wall Serbian restaurant. I like the Serbian tchotchke and pictures that decorate the walls as you enter the place. Most of the patrons I assume were Serbian as many conversed with the server in a language I did not recognize and what I can only assume was Serbian. Inside is clean and well taken care of. There are only 9 tables and another 2 outside. It got a little crowded for 1pm on a Saturday as all the tables were taken and there was only one server. When I walked in there was one person ahead of me. Getting a seat took me about 15 minutes before the server could seat me as she was busy serving everyone who was already seated. However once seated things happened quickly. I got my kefir and enjoyed that as I waited for my food. When my goulash came out it came out with some amazing bread, so fluffy and flavorful. The goulash was more delicious than I had imagined it would be for a beef stew. I'm definitely coming back to continue trying things out.

The food is good, of course, but what I really enjoyed was the opportunity to connect with a part of the world I had visited a few years ago -Serbia, Bosnia, and Croatia. Visiting Euro Grill offered a connection to these countries, to which I long to return. The authenticity of the menu is unquestionable. We can experience a taste of the Balkans in the Bay Area.

Indoor dining is now available in this quaint neighborhood restaurant. The food is so amazing. My only mistake is requesting my Turkish coffee at the beginning, it's for after the meal. Started with the delicious chicken soup. The salad was fresh and the grilled chicken skewers were excellent. Tried the Burek since I never heard of it and went with spinach and cheese, glad I tried it. The staff is super friendly and the price point is lower than normal for this area. Highly recommended

Great food and good people. Everything is 10 out of 10. I drive from Sacramento to eat here... atmosphere is really great. Feels like I was in Sarajevo....

Wow what a meal! I had the spinach and cheese burek and a small cevapi. Not a lot of seats in the restaurant but the service was excellent with friendly staff. Can't wait to come back!

My family went for a lunch on 4th of July, because my friend was working at the restaurant, and some other friends said the restaurant was really good. We ordered garlic bread. grilled stuffed mushroom, beef stew, sausage sandwich, and chicken skewer. First we were surprised at the amount of the garlic bread. We didn't expect such a big size from the price. Also I really liked the taste and texture of the bread. It was soft and at the same time a little chewy. I heard from my friend that the bread was homemade. Beef stew was also very good. It came with rice, mashed potato and again the bread I loved. My son who is 9 years old usually cannot finish a dish, we need to ask a box, and bring it back to home, but this time he said the sausage was good and he liked it, and cleaned up his dish. My wife also really loved this restaurant. and we will definitely come back. We arrived at the restaurant 15 mins by noon, and luckily we could get the seat immediately, but the tables were soon got full, and it looked some groups coming later needed to wait for a while. The restaurant is not big and there's not many tables, so my family will come earlier than noon also for the next time. The stuffs were all busy, but they were always attentive for each table and we felt like at home.

Aside from home cooked meals, this is the best Balkan food I've had in the United States. We are Croatian and every time we're in the Bay Area, we make sure to stop here. The soup is phenomenal and the lepinja (bread) is soft and delicious, especially good when it comes out warm or dipped in the soup. The burek was a little dry, but still good. The ćevapi is excellent. The meat is perfectly juicy. It would be better if they had kajmak, but the sour cream is a fine substitute. Also helps to have ajvar! The restaurant is not a very large space, but there is friendly service and a homey atmosphere. We always make sure to go to the market next door before we head home. Overall, this is a must-stop! It's not easy to find great Balkan food outside of family kitchens, so be sure to visit Euro Grill for a meal that is as delicious as it is authentic! Hvala!

Found this place randomly bc it was near a museum we wanted to check out. There wasn't a wait around lunch time on a Sunday and we got seated right away outside. Inside seemed to have some more interesting decor and music, super quaint and small. We got the Greek salad (forgot to take a photo), cheese bread and the combo meat plate. I really loved the cheese bread, super crispy and the cheese inside was so soft. The salad was standard (nothing amazing about it, too much cheese for me personally), and the meats all tasted pretty high quality. The two of shared and thought it was plenty of food. Staff members are nice and I'd recommend it if you are nearby, but not a must-go spot in the area or anything. Nice to have more cultural options in Santa Clara tho.

The small salad was fresh with a generous amount of feta cheese. The day's special was a delicious goulash woth an unusual spice blend; subtle but delicious. The bread was even unusually great! I wish we had left room for the crepes. Service was attentive without being intrusive. The roughly ten tables were clean as well as the silverware. The restroom was clean but had a slight wet smell, a minor enough negative to not affect all the positives. This is the real deal for anyone seeking a Croatian feast.at a very fair price. We're looking forward to going back.

I've been wanting to come here for a while and finally on a miserable rainy day I wanted some comfort food so here we are. Got the spinach and cheese burek with was bomb! The cevapi sandwich was really good, make sure to put the sour cream, onion and spread in it. These two for only $14, what a steal!

Food and services both perfect ! I love the bread which they made by themselves every morning and sausage just so juicy and fresh .

COVID-19 TAKEOUT AND OUTDOOR DINING Looking to satisfy your carniwhore's appetite with a Sausage Fest? Euro Grill is where it's at! During COVID, Euro Grill is open for takeout, indoor dining, and outdoor dining. This is the only Balkan restaurant in the Bay Area, and one of three Balkan restaurants in California so I'm surprised they're not busier. I visited twice on a Saturday during lunchtime, and we were the only ones there. M E N U Small Balkan menu (reduced menu during the pandemic): Soup, Salad, Grilled Stuffed Mushrooms, Ćevapi (sausage), Sudzukice (spicy sausage), Euro Burger, and Burek (filled savory pastry). Nothing is over $15.99. Halal meats are used. C O V I D - 1 9 S A F E T Y P R E C A U T I O N S * Staff wore mask properly. * There's 4 tables in the front patio, spaced out more than 6 feet. No heat lamps. * Hand sanitizing wipes provided and hand sanitizer available. F O O D * Spinach & Cheese Burek ($5.99): It was my first time trying burek - the tubes of phyllo dough were filled feta and spinach (similar to spanakopita). It wasn't warm and the layers of phyllo dough were soft. Not sure if it's supposed to be served this way but it would have tasted so much better if warmed up in the oven. * Combo- 5 Ćevapi, 2 Sudzukice, Euro Patty, Chicken Skewer, Lepina, Ajvar, Sour Cream, Onions ($15.99): https://bit.ly/3qrRavk Now...THIS is what you come to Euro Grill for! The Combo has a little bit of everything - the sausage fest is laid atop the housemade lepina, a crusty flatbread that absorbs all the yummy meat drippings. --Ćevapi: Juicy and flavorful sausages made with beef and veal. --Sudzukice - Spicy Sausages: Two skinny sausages with a snap. Nicely spiced but not spicy...at least not to me. --Euro Patty: The slider sized patty had a great seared crust; tender and juicy but held it's shape. Not crumbly. --Chicken Skewer, white meat: On my first visit, the chicken was on the dry side but moist on my second visit. Good smoky char flavor. --Housemade Lepina: Similar to ciabatta but so much better, the toasted lepina was crusty on the outside, with a chewy, soft bubbly center. Who needs butter when it absorbs all the meat dripping? --Condiments: Sour cream, ajvar (red pepper sauce), and diced onions. Generous portion enough for two meals. S E R V I C E Service is leisurely and the food takes time to prepare. Both visits, being the only ones there, the order took 25 minutes. If you're pressed for time, call in your order ahead of time. On my first visit, I ordered takeout and did car hood dining (when outdoor dining was banned). When I told the owner, we'll be eating in their parking lot, he brought out extra napkins and complimentary bottles of water. So thoughtful. P A R K I N G Easy parking in the shared private lot with Euro Market (same owner). Overall, LOVE Euro Grill...delicious food, generous portions, and wallet-friendly prices. Def recommended to all the carniwhores out there!

CEVAPIIISSSS!!!! A really cool spot for lunch. Their Cevapis are amazing and the bread they give goes perfectly with it. It usually is busy around lunch and they take a pretty long time to make the order but man do they deliver on taste. The hot sauce is not so "hot" so I usually just go all out. Portion sizes are big so think before you order.

Service was amazing. Food was cooked well, and had nice portions as well. We truly enjoyed our experience and will be back soon!

Come prepared to wait, its small hole in the wall and a constant stream of customers in and out hints why the food is worth the wait. Very attentive and polite waitress with a short wait time after the food was ordered.