100 Grama Sladki

100 Grama Sladki is a sweet shop in Sofia Center, in the Bulgarian capital, specialising in cakes and traditional Bulgarian sweets sold by weight. The name, which translates roughly as 100 grams of sweets, reflects the practice of buying desserts in small measured portions, a format familiar to Bulgarians from traditional confectioners. The inventory covers cakes, baklava and a range of traditional Bulgarian sweets, so the shop appeals both to visitors looking for a local souvenir and to residents buying a treat. Baklava, the layered pastry with nuts and syrup common across the Balkans and the former Ottoman world, is among the signature items, while the cakes show the influence of central European pastry traditions that have long been part of Bulgarian dessert culture. The shop does not claim a famous chef or awards, and listings give it an average rating of about 4.4 out of 5. The atmosphere is that of a traditional confectioner: a counter with trays of sweets, quick service and a steady flow of customers who buy to take away, with limited or no seating. Noise levels are low, and casual dress is the norm. Prices are low ($), and because sweets are sold by weight, visitors can sample several varieties for a small sum, which makes it a practical stop for trying a range of local desserts in one visit. Hours are typically daily from morning to evening. The shop operates on a walk-in basis only, with no reservations, and the best selection is usually available earlier in the day. Visitors who want gifts can ask for sweets to be packed in a box, though packaging options should be confirmed on site. The central location places it within an easy walk of Sofia's main sights, so it works well as a dessert stop after a meal at one of the nearby restaurants or as a snack during a walking tour of the city centre.