5.0 ·
Discover DOMA, a rare Balkan gem tucked into South London. Tuck into coal-grilled meats, flaky burek, a cooling yoghurt drink, and a sour cherry dessert that reviewers say has no real equivalent in the city.
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DOMA fills a genuine gap in London's dining scene with proper Balkan cooking, built around a coal grill that gives the meat its distinctive smokiness, alongside burek and a tart, cooling yoghurt drink that reviewers single out as unmissable. A sour cherry dessert gets particular praise as the standout way to finish the meal.
Its perfect 5.0 rating, albeit from a still-small pool of 29 reviews, together with one of the highest hidden-gem scores in this batch, marks it as a genuine local discovery rather than a well-trodden tourist stop. The mid-range pricing and relaxed lunch-or-dinner slots make it an easy, low-key meal for anyone curious to try a cuisine rarely represented in London.
DOMA fills a genuine gap in London's dining scene with proper Balkan cooking, built around a coal grill that gives the meat its distinctive smokiness, alongside burek and a tart, cooling yoghurt drink that reviewers single out as unmissable. A sour cherry dessert gets particular praise as the standout way to finish the meal.
Its perfect 5.0 rating, albeit from a still-small pool of 29 reviews, together with one of the highest hidden-gem scores in this batch, marks it as a genuine local discovery rather than a well-trodden tourist stop. The mid-range pricing and relaxed lunch-or-dinner slots make it an easy, low-key meal for anyone curious to try a cuisine rarely represented in London.
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1h15
Best time
morning, lunchtime or afternoon
Intensity
Easy pace
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Special place. Burek soo great, meat smokey from the coal grill, yoghurt drink unbelievable, salad with cheese perfect & the star for me was the sour cherry baklava bun. Best dessert ive eaten in a restaurant by a mile
Ben Slinger
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