Not your average place. Definitely a diamond in the rough. You wouldn't think it's a restaurant walking up in true dive style. BUT swallow your fear and keep waking. Some of the best food ever. Beautiful buttered naan like bread with homemade sausages is a dish called cevapi (shi-vaap-ee). The orange sauce it comes with is my favorite but both are good. You'll need to ask for extra. The young man that runs the kitchen is always super pleasant and knowledgeable. My favorite place to surprise people with.

Amazing Cevapis. Good service and clean, nice family owned restaurant. There is a nice grocery store with Bosnian goods attached to the restaurant. Would recommend to anyone who likes a nice hot fresh meal.

Wow! What a surprise and true delight. It's definitely a hidden gem. The cafe is a cute, but I would not say you go there for ambience. You go for the food hands down. It's fresh, piping hot, and damn delicious. I had the cevapp, and I think it was a half, fries, an elderflower soda, and I took a baklava to go. I can't wait to go back!!! It was so much food, again a 1/2, but I heartily accepted the challenge and finished it! That bread - fresh, buttery, absolutely divine. The meat - well seasoned, juicy. I'm an onion girl, so I was into the big onion dice. What takes it over the top is the combo smear of red pepper spread & this buttery sour cream they make - there are technical names I'm sure, but i don't know them. I could drink the butter sour cream spread. There's a cute little market too, nothing is in English, but the clerk was super helpful as I randomly picked Bosnian groceries to try. Will go back, hope you do too!

Great gem to quench your Cevapi thirst. Also, the market attached is full of awesome hard to find foods.

The Euro Grill & Cafe is an unassuming restaurant on Central Ave, but it's definitely one not to miss. They specialize in Bosnian food, which reminds me a little bit of Mediterranean food if you've never head it before. I ordered the half cevaps sandwhich, and I was blown away. The bread (lepina) is so soft and fluffy. It feels like it melts in your mouth. Cevaps are these flavorful sausages. It's a really hearty meal, so you won't leave hungry. I also got a side of fries, which were crisped to perfection. As another huge plus, everything felt very reasonably priced. This cozy building has both a restaurant and a small grocery store together. The restaurant itself is small, but there's enough seating for a handful of smaller groups. They also do have patio seating, which is pleasant when the weather is warm enough. Lastly, they do have a decent parking lot, which is a huge plus. Additionally, you can find street parking on the adjacent road. Don't drive too fast or you might miss it!

Love this hidden gem off of central. The beef cevaps are absolutely mouth watering delicious-- but you have to have the sauces. The red and white sauce is a little mixture of heaven! I always place my order to go and call ahead because Euro cafe makes things fresh.

My first Bosnian food experience was pleasant and satisfying. +. Ambiance is better than I expected. This resto like many ethnic restos is connected to a small grocery store. You first walk through a tiny mostly dry and frozen grocer to a tiny DR with white cloth tables. Welcoming and friendly vibe. +. Initially I called and ordered a burger to go but after finding out that it had cream, I opted for a small cevaps and a baklava. 1/2 cevaps was plenty for me. It was well packaged to keep the sandwich warm and I dressed it with 3 accompanied condiments, chopped onions, yogurt and red pepper sauces. The airy (fried?) bread was outstanding! But the meat was a little salty for me though it may be fine for most peeps. The sammie had a good balance of textures and flavors. Baklava though was bland and would skip it. +. Price was reasonable. It was just under $12. ++. Service was friendly, prompt and helpful! ++. Private parking in the back MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane - -   Disgusted -     Don't bother =    Missed the Mark +    Good ++  Better +++ EDIBLE...WHERE have you been all my LiFe!

This place is a hidden gem on Central ave! The exterior is definitely unassuming, it almost just looks like a house with chairs out front. However once you enter, the beautiful smells and sounds of sizzling meats and baking bread immediately are apparent. I ordered a cevaps sandwich, with fries on the side, and let me tell you, it's is FILLING! I basically had to take a nap after finishing this! The sausages are juicy and filled with flavor, and the special bread is piping hot and a perfect balance to the delightfully greasy and tasty sausage. Also the fries are perfectly seasoned and we're freshly fried as well. I highly recommend, and will return here many more times!

Euro Grill and Cafe is a step into an Eastern European Cafe right in Charlotte. I made a stop just because the cafe was on the Yelp 100. I've never had Bosnian food before and really have nothing to compare it to. I was pleasantly surprised and really enjoyed what I ordered. I got the Cevaps and Spicy Sausage Combo with Fries. The portion was huge and the taste was good. The cevaps are similar to a sausage to me. The flatbread was buttery and one a little chewy. I like the fluffy butter and roasted red pepper sauce that comes with the dish. I looked around the shop and would love to try some of the items they have in stock. Euro Grill and Cafe 2719 Central Ave Charlotte, NC 28205 (Review 518 overall, 62 in 2021)

Closed on Mondays. Parking is in the back and you can come in the back door, walk through the small market and into the restaurant side. Friendly folks here and the food is good (see my pics). Large chevapi will run you about 10 bucks and they do have a couple tables at which to eat inside. Not sure if they have free wifi or not, but portions are generous, the food is fresh and it's tasty. Try them out if you will.