Sarajevo Old Town: Bosnian Coffee, Baklava & Panoramic Views
This isn’t your typical walking tour–experience Sarajevo with all your senses. Get to know Sarajevo through the eyes of a local guide, try Bosnian coffee, and enjoy th...
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HoursMon-Sat 07:00-23:00, closed Sun
Phone+387 33 742 704
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Tip: Open 07:00 daily; the garden in summer is the spot for a slow morning espresso.
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Tip: Whole bean retail at the front; ask for the seasonal Ethiopian or Burundi.
Sources from: Ethiopia, Colombia, Burundi, Kenya
How they serve: Espresso, Filter, Pour-over, Whole bean retail
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Kopi Specialty Coffee ★ 4.5
Kopi on Trg Heroja in Marijin Dvor is the Sarajevo specialty coffee bar pouring single-origin espresso and filter brews to the weekday-work crowd.
Tip: The bench seating fills with laptops by 10:00; the cold brew is the summer afternoon order.
Sources from: Ethiopia, Brazil, Costa Rica
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Ministry of Cejf ★ 4.8
Ministry of Cejf on Hiseta is Sarajevo's first third-wave coffee roastery, sourcing single-origin beans and roasting in-house behind a tucked Centar cafe.
Tip: Whole bean retail at the front; ask for the seasonal Ethiopian or Burundi.
Sources from: Ethiopia, Colombia, Burundi, Kenya
How they serve: Espresso, Filter, Pour-over, Whole bean retail