Mullixhiu

Super great Restaurant. Probably the closest you will come to fine dining in Tirana. The 8 course tasting menu features many different dishes for you to explore. We were a group of 15 and the dishes were given out in a really well timed manner. You only really felt full at the end of the menu. Great food and awesome waiters. The cook is also really fun. Definitely recommend. 8 courses for like 30€ is super fair and the wines are great too.

Fantastic service and amazing sophisticated food with the home-cooked vibes. Expect to get treated like an old friend with Mom(who went to the best culinary school)'s home cooking. The atmosphere brings a cozy feeling, and the food and drink compliment it well. I had the house wine while there, and it greatly surpassed my expectations - fruity and flavourful with a medium and pleasant finish. My servers did an amazing job at treating me as if I was an old family friend coming in for some raki and fantastic food :) I had the spinach and beetroot salad to start, then the rosnica and chicken pasta after, and they were both flavorful and tasty. What a great spot to visit while treating yourself in Tirana!

Truly an unforgettable experience! From the moment you step in, the cozy setup of the restaurant transports you to a mountain-top hut – perfect for winter vibes. The staff were warm and welcoming, adding to the charm of the evening. We were a group of 10 and opted for the set menu, which was a fantastic choice. From the very first bite of the bread with olive oil, everything was exceptional – the bread’s texture was spot on. Important to mention that it was very reasonably priced. I loved exploring the flavors of fresh Albanian cuisine, and the wines complemented the meal beautifully. My favorite dish was the final course – the duck. It was simply incredible! Don’t miss it if you visit!

I really wanted to love it, but unfortunately I didn’t. The articles online made it sound like an amazing experience but then I encountered the google reviews which seemed to love it or hate it. I was apprehensive about going ahead with my reservation, but wanted to give the experience the benefit of the doubt. Let’s start with what was great. The service I experienced was fantastic and the inside of the restaurant is beautiful. It was a bit quiet when I attended which let the atmosphere down. The food was well presented and the menu sounded delicious. Unfortunately, the biggest let down was the food. It’s not bad or undercooked as some of the reviews might suggest, inside the flavours are just a bit lacking. Some of the dishes are enjoyable enough, but overall I left feeling disappointed. I don’t like giving a mediocre review, but given how many reviews I read and the fact that I went back and forth about whether I should visit, I felt I should post. If I had to make the decision to go again, I definitely would try somewhere else.

Definetely worth a visit. Really nice restaurant with cozy atmosphere. Went for the tasting menu, with seven courses. Some were great, some were not as impressive, but all in all really good quality food. It's expected for a menu like this to habe it's up's and downs. I would have loved some more story telling about the food, and maybe a little time in between courses to digest. We ended up spending less than one and a half our on the meal. But all in all it's a unique restaurant for the area, and I would also feel confident to pick courses from the menu. Service was friendly and laid back.

The place is very beautiful and tardituonal. We tried the tasting menu and it was both affordable and delicious. Only downside is that they do not make you pay with card, which is very not expected for such a restaurant.

The service was amazing, a really friendly man serving us and making so many Scottish references throught the meal made the time even better. The set menu was brilliant, everything was delicious and at a very affordable price. Sometimes it was a bit heavy on certain ingredients though. People would normally comment on the portion sizes, though you've got seven courses. And the fact that it's not "up to their standards" The tasting menu doesn't claim to have a Michelin experience, rather small portions of authentic, local, Albanian dishes.

I had one night in Tirana on this trip and I followed website recommendations to get here. This place is very mid. The price was really high for the area and not really worth it. The food was OK, some dishes were really good while others on the tasting menu, especially the Quail, was very bland. The waiter was completely overworked and stretched too thin. The place had many cosmetic damage issues and did not scream the high quality praise that it gets. I liked the wine we got and the beef cheek and veal meatball soup was really good. Unfortunately they need a lot of work to deserve the praise they seem to be getting. In the current state, you're better off going to Burger King above it.