The cheapest cities to eat and drink in Europe – where a restaurant meal costs as little as £4

A NEW study has revealed the most affordable cities to eat and drink, with beers from £1.67 and coffees from £1.03.

Kosovo in southeast Europe came in at the very top, with a restaurant meal costing as little as £4.18.

According to global travel booking platform, Omio, Kosovo is an affordable city for everything from beer to a caffeine pick-me-up.

The research revealed that a beer in Kosovo costs as little as £1.67 and you can grab yourself a cappuccino for £1.02

This is a bargain compared to the UK where a beer will set you back on average £4.80 (and considerably more in many places) and the average price of a coffee is £3.73.

Brits can get to Kosovo's capital of Pristina with direct flights from London , with prices starting from £56 according to Skyscanner .

You can also fly there from Manchester and Edinburgh , with layovers in Geneva and Munich .

Other affordable European cities include Skopje in North Macedonia and Sarajevo in Bosnia and Herzegovina , where a meal in a restaurant comes in at under £6.

If coffee is more your thing and your tired of forking out big prices for your morning cappuccino, pay a visit to Rome – where a cappuccino will only set you back £1.30.

Another affordable city is Chișinău, in Moldova , where one of our reporters recently discovered they were the only tourist .

Coffee in ChiÈ™inău costs under £1.50, while beers cost from £1.28 and restaurant dishes are priced at £6.42.

Also offering affordable beer are Skopje, Pristina, and Sarajevo , where you can grab a 0.5-litre draught for under £2.

At the other end of the spectrum were Oslo, Vaduz, Reykjavík, Copenhagen , and Bern, which are the most expensive cities to eat and drink.

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