Gusto, in Plovdiv slang, translates to ‘enjoying yourself to the fullest’ and clients do indeed enjoy this popular Italian restaurant in the heart of Plovdiv. Not only does the name relate to the local community through the use of Plovdiv slang, but the restaurant itself tries to act as an authentic source of the Plovdivian area. Moreover, downstairs clients can take in the frescoes designed by the well-known Bulgarian artist Svilen Blazhev.

Decorated with three different impressions, white, orange and green, to portray the feel of differing seasons adds a unique touch to this comfortable dining spot and when summer does arrive diners can enjoy the warmth in the outdoor seating provided.

A Mediterranean menu offers classical Italian pizza, pasta and salads while Gusto’s chefs are particularly proud of their beef steaks as well as their high quality, European style desserts. With reasonable prices and comfortable seating this Mediterranean restaurant is perfect for large groups and can also cater for private meetings.