Fast food and home catering Skopje

This bakery (Фурна Чаир) is one of the oldest in Skopje. It's in the Čair district (Чаир, Çairi), on the corner of Kemal-Ataturk Street and in front of the "Chair" bus stop (buses 8, 9, 18a, 19, 26, 35, 47, 47a, 57, 57a, 59, 61, 71 and 81). All kinds of bureks are prepared here. It's also one of the last places to serve simit-pogača, a bun filled with plain burek dough (a kind of bread sandwich!). All around, several establishments are popular with late-nighters, with the Broadway bakery open 24 hours a day.

In the absence of McDonald's and other international junk food giants in North Macedonia, Skopje has developed its own fast food offering, including vegan. Since 2017, paninis, falafels, soy, veggie and fake cheese burgers and good coffees have been served here, next to St. Clement of Ohrid Cathedral. For more traditional fast food, open later, there's the "7" chain with four addresses and the delicious burgers at Oljo's Street Food, next to Kamin Čamo, in Debar Maalo.

Located on Macedonia Street, next to the Mother Teresa memorial house, this fast-food kiosk founded in 1970 (Тетекс) has become a small chain with seven addresses across the conurbation. Here, the tiny "motherhouse" offers burgers, sausages, pljeskavica and ćevapi to take away. Some of the branches are a little more spacious, with tables for eating in and a few salads, soups and even tavče gravče. This is notably the case at Teteks in Stara Čaršija's Pit Pazar, on the eastern shore.

This bakery (Силбо Фурна) is well known to night owls. In the middle of the night, you can order a meat or cheese burek, an "upside-down pita" (Вртена Пита/Vrtena Pita), makedonska pita (cheese and chard pie), pastrmalija (the "Macedonian pizza") and all kinds of puff pastries and sandwiches. It is located to the south of Debar Maalo, in a small street off Partizanski-Odredi Boulevard, opposite the Faculty of Civil Engineering. Bus^no. 2, 4, 7, 11, 12, 15, etc. ("Gradežen Fakultet" stop).