Hidden Food Gems in Sarajevo

Cajdzinica Dzirlo

• ★ 4.8
• Kovaci and Alifakovac

Cajdzinica Dzirlo is at Kovaci 16, 71000 Sarajevo.

Kibe Mahala

• ★ 4.7
• Bosnian
• Vratnik

Kibe Mahala at Vrbanjusa 106 serves Bosnian national dishes, among them spit-roasted lamb, with wines from Bosnia and Herzegovina and views over Sarajevo.

Park Princeva

• ★ 4.1
• Bosnian and international
• Vratnik

Park Princeva at Iza Hrida 7 is a restaurant on a rise above Sarajevo serving Bosnian dishes and steaks, with desserts from baklava to mousse cakes.

Buregdzinica Sac

• ★ 4.5
• Bosnian
• Bascarsija

Buregdzinica Sac, serving Bosnian cooking, is at Bravadziluk Mali 2, 71000 Sarajevo.

Ministry of Cejf

• ★ 4.4
• Centar (Ferhadija and Marshal Tito)

Ministry of Cejf is at Hiseta 2, 71000 Sarajevo.

Avlija

• ★ 4.0
• Bosnian and international
• Centar (Ferhadija and Marshal Tito)

Avlija at Sumbul Avde 2 grew from a family garden where friends met in the 70s into a garden restaurant in 1995 serving local and international cuisine.

Kawa Specialty Coffee Bar

• ★ 4.3
• Centar (Ferhadija and Marshal Tito)

Kawa Specialty Coffee Bar is at Dzenetica cikma 16, 71000 Sarajevo.

Trattoria Uno

• ★ 4.6
• Pasta

Trattoria Uno calls itself the best-kept secret of Italian cuisine lovers, an Italian restaurant at Zmaja od Bosne 45 close to Hotel Bristol.

Dženita

• ★ 4.6

Order Pljeskavica u kajmaku, the house speciality, served with homemade kajmak.

Dženita is a family restaurant on Baščaršija, in business since 1970, where every dish is prepared in its own workshop from fresh ingredients.