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This Macedonian restaurant on the road out of town to Skopje and Gracaniza is a popular stop for internationals and aid workers craving a bacon-wrapped pork medallion, or some of the best bread and salad in the city.

Getting there: past Bau Market, on the road out to Skopje
Price: ~€10
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