BEHAR CAFE - Mediterranean restaurant in Bowling Green - 728 Old Morgantown Rd, USA

If I could give 💯 I would! We drove from Gallatin because of the reviews; so thanks to those who review! It was a delicious meal in a comfortable, slow-paced atmosphere. The place is so clean too. I cannot recommend it highly enough and look forward to coming again. We had eggs and sausages served with the BEST bread. The sausages weren't too heavily seasoned and the bread was the perfect fluff with a crisp bottom. The cappuccino was smooth and not too sweet. What a great Saturday morning find!

This was my first time at this restaurant. The booths are very basic with seating that is too far from the table. The interior lacked style and was sparsely decorated. We ordered the mixed meat plate consisting of different grilled meats. It came with Lupin bread. There was no side salad, olives, or even a pickle. It only came with some chopped onions, sour cream, and some red pepper relish. The meat was well cooked but was quite bland. However, the service was excellent.

Seriously incredible food and such a good hole-in-the-wall authentic find. Patrons gathered and spoke in their native tongue, the market was filled with Eastern European goodies, and the chefs came out to greet me. Such a warm, homey experience. I got the pita (burek), and it was so so good. Their cappuccino was incredible too. Kind of more like an American mocha, as it had chocolate and whipped cream on it. It wasn’t too sweet though!

Absolutely delicious food and a wonderful little market there also! I got the gyros sandwich and a potato burek. Both were delicious and huge portions! The service was very friendly and willing to teach me anything I wanted to know! 10 out of 10 will go here all the time now!

Food was good. The Bosnian Burger was huge. My son and I would have split it if we had known. Got a few snacks from the grocery before getting back on the road.

Let start that the place is no nice. There is not place to park. The food is expensive and not that great. They charge you $3 for a drink (can) no refills. Never again. I don’t recommend it. I don’t even understand why so many good reviews.

2nd visit: Tried something new this trip.. the Cevapi which are sausages on a toasted pita bread with a side of sour cream and onions. Tasted like a deconstructed Gyro. Sausages were delicious but I did find myself longing for the Gulas again.. First visit: Finally decided to give this little place a try. Had the Gulas and it was delicious but the surprise treat was how great the fresh baked bread was, especially when dunked into the stew. Service was quick and friendly. After my meal I bought a lemon drink that I had not seen since a trip to Europe a few years back. Give this place a try!

Very tasty and generous portions with clean great helpful service. Everyone were happy with their food in our group of 7. We don’t live in Bowling Green but we definitely visit again and again.