Djerdan Burek

6.5/10Middle EasternEastern European

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Get the burek. People say they're large and worth the trip even after they move out of Astoria, and the cevapi gets recommended alongside it. One person finds the dough bitter, but that's the only complaint.

34-04 31st Ave, AstoriaAstoria, QueensGoogle Maps

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  • in:Born and raised NYer’s, what is your overrated and underrated spot?6 pts
    replying to u/Drach88: Sunnyside/Woodside for the win. Donovan's Pub is one of the best burgers I've had in the city, especially for the price. I found a no-name Ecuadorian place with a goat curry that slaps. Alewife Brewery is a hidden gem for watching a game. Every taco truck on Queens blvd is amazeballs and inexpensive. I just can't say enough good things about the neighborhood.

    “I would add I still get burek from Djerdan all the time even though I don’t live in Astoria anymore.”

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  • in:30 Cuisines from Around the World in NYC3 pts
    replying to u/pretender80: For Filipino food I'd go to Little Manila. Renee's is probably still the most loved restaurant there. For Bosnian I'd try Djerdan Burek in Astoria I'm surprised you don't have Mexico on the list, but I guess you treated it as a relatively popular cuisine like Thai that wasn't worth listing. In Jackson Heights/Elmhurst there's also Uruguay, Argentina, Ecuador, etc.

    “Ugh I hate Djerdan. Idk what it is about their dough but it’s so bitter. Doesn’t sit well with me. So many better burek spots out there.”

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  • in:Halal Balkan restaurants NYC/NJ2 pts
    replying to u/CabassoG: Cevabdzinica Sarajevo, right nearby the Museum of the Moving Image. There's also Ukus, also in Astoria. Both are Bosnian and definitely Halal

    “Recommend djerdan. Tasty large bureks”

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