Jess W

Amazing food here! Didn’t know it has a manufacturing making all the famous Burek. I would like to try more flavors next time.

Ke Chen

Me and my classmate went there to try something new. It is the first time I had the burek. Also ordered a big pita with patty inside. Nice experience. Reasonable price. We also saw many old customers in and out. It means we found a right authentic place! 5 stars.

Mandy Kuo

Lovely family owned Bosnian restaurant offering yummy burek and local dishes (cevapi), even Bosnian coffee. We enjoyed the food and the experience reminded us of our recent trip to Bosnia. We bought frozen burek to bake at home too.

Omar Khan

The burek and cevapi are phenomenal. We also loved the back patio. They are a great option for a low key dinner with friends when it's nice out. Prices are very reasonable!

Cristina Hartoularos

Delicious! My husband and I stumbled upon this place when in Astoria for fun exploring and we were hungry. Little hole in the wall, but so glad we went here for lunch. We shared the platter (enough for 2) , a sopska salad (yum) and 2 Burek sticks (1 each). We also got dessert, the wafer pie + krempita. With 2 drinks, came out to $45. Cant complain!

+1

I love Djerdan. Used to live on the opposite corner and it was the go-to place for burek and delicious food. However, I remember better times. I remember when the burek actually had filling inside, and the display shelves were actually displaying some of the food. Every time I go to Astoria, I stop by. This time however, was disappointing. The burek pie I bought was pretty much just layers of dough with minimal, almost non existent filling. The display was virtually empty, with only two sad deserts sitting inside. I’ll give it the benefit of a doubt, and try again next time I am in Astoria, but I was disappointed this time.

Alex Elliott

The food was good, but nothing exceptional. The prices were quite fair and the burek slice was huge! I’d consider going back but wouldn’t go out of my way to go there.

Isabella Grandic

I wanted to like this place more! The burek just didn’t have enough cheese or inner layers for me. Felt a bit frozen-baked rather than freshly made. $7 for a big pie though

Juan Lima

First time coming so we had to have the Turkish coffee which tasted more like chocolate, but we'll worth the experience. The beef and spinach burek and their combination platter provides a taste of everything. Great service and worth coming back to try other food items.

+4

Yehuda Kirschenbaum

After living in the Middle East I missed this type of burek. The crust was light and crispy and the filling was perfectly seasoned and not too salty. I am so excited to try more items and next time I'll take home a box of the frozen burek.

Valentin Dorigny

Nice backyard still open during the covid time. Their burek is simply delicious, pie size is large enough for 4 people, their mixed grilled meat platter is decent. They have eastern european beer too, good deal. Will go back !

Why is the food sometimes cold? I’ll never understand do you guys make all of the to go orders in the morning and microwave them later ? Mashed potato’s cold in the center but gravy is hot. The weirdest food experience

Lavi Lot

What happened, Djerdan?! One star for nostalgia and how awesome your burek used to be! The slice used to have the perfect ratio of filling and the dough was homemade and crispy on the outside. Now, you serve factory made dry pieces of cardboard. Why would I come and eat at Djerdan when I can easily bake frozen pies at home?! You used to stand apart because you served great burek but not anymore compared to all the cheese pies made with bad filo dough at random coffee houses in Astoria and beyond.

Iva Popović

The place is really cute, but the service is terrible… the food is even worse. The meat burek had barely any meat, it was dry, and nothing like a proper burek. I think they really need to work much more on the food and stop being so stingy