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Bosnian coffee is boiled in a copper dzezva and poured into small handleless fildzani, with rahat lokum and a glass of water served alongside; in Bosnia And Herzegovina we have verified places to eat it in Sarajevo. Start with where to eat Bosnian Coffee in Sarajevo.
Bosnian Coffee · Sarajevo
Bosnian coffee is boiled in a copper dzezva and poured into small handleless fildzani, with rahat lokum and a glass of water served alongside.
Sarajevo's tourism board says the word kahva reached the region from Turkish and Arabic, and that coffee came with the Ottomans from Yemen and Arabia via Istanbul. It was first served in rich homes, then coffeehouses opened in the Sarajevo carsija and became centres of social life. Names mark the occasion: razgalica for the first morning cup, razgovorusa for talking, docekusa for guests. Dveri lists Bosnian coffee at 2 KM.
Where to eat in Sarajevo:
- Dveri
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