The best restaurants Kodžadžik

This café-grocery (Bakkal-Kahve) offers Turkish-style tea and coffee, as well as burgers and kebabs. There's nothing charming about the place, but it does have a terrace. In any case, it's one of the few shops in Kodžadžik. More stores, cafés and restaurants can be found in the villages of Centar Župa (approx. 350 inhabitants, 8 km to the northwest) and Novak (approx. 750 inhabitants, 2 km to the southeast). But as far as we know, there is no tourist accommodation in this mainly Turkish-speaking region to the east of Lake Debar.