Non-smoking restaurants and cafes in Pristina

Kosovo has indoor smoking restrictions on paper; in practice many cafes permit it, making smoke-free spots harder to find. Pristina is the capital of Kosovo, an inland city that has grown rapidly since the early 2000s. The main cafe and restaurant area is concentrated along Mother Teresa Boulevard (Bulevardi Nënë Tereza), the main pedestrian thoroughfare in the city center, and around the surrounding streets. The area near the National Library and the cathedral precinct also has a cluster of venues. Cafe culture in Pristina is pronounced — coffee bars are a central part of daily social life, and the city has a young population that makes extensive use of them.

The directory currently lists 68 verified non-smoking venues in Pristina. Use the map to find them across the city center.