Inat Kuca
Inat Kuca is a Traditional Bosnian restaurant at Veliki Alifakovac 1, 71000 Sarajevo.
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Inat Kuca is a Traditional Bosnian restaurant at Veliki Alifakovac 1, 71000 Sarajevo.
Order Prebranac beans with pork sausage, or the Dveri schnitzel of rolled veal with dried beef and cheese.
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Order Spit roast lamb by the kilo, roasted over charcoal, after a bowl of Begova soup.
Kibe Mahala at Vrbanjusa 106 offers stunning panoramic views on Sarajevo and the finest Bosnian national dishes, among them the famous spit-roasted lamb.
Order Hadzijski cevap and the homemade pie, or a steak with seasonal sides.
Park Princeva stands on an elevated spot at Iza Hrida 7 with a spectacular view of Sarajevo, and its menu joins domestic Bosnian cooking with modern dishes.
Order The unfiltered light or dark Sarajevsko draught, poured only at Pivnica HS.
Pivnica HS opened in 2004 on Franjevacka, a few meters from the Sarajevska pivara, and seats 400; the unfiltered draught Sarajevsko is poured only here.
Mala Kuhinja is a restaurant at Tina Ujevica 13, 71000 Sarajevo.
Order Pasta filled with veal in a sour cream, yogurt and garlic sauce, a very popular dish.
Nanina Kuhinja, Grandmother's Kitchen, is an authentic Bosnian restaurant at Kundurdziluk 35 serving breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner from 8:00 to 23:00.
Order Klepe, Bosnian style dumplings of filo dough stuffed with meat and dressed in cream sauce.
Avlija began as a family garden where friends gathered since the 70s and became a garden restaurant in 1995, with a retractable roof, at Sumbula Avde 2.
Order Sarajevski sahan, Bosanski lonac or colorful dolma.
Sedef is a national restaurant in the center of Sarajevo with traditional Bosnian dishes: Sarajevski sahan, Bosanski lonac, colorful dolma and small cevapi.
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Order The specialty of the day or a seasonal dish, as the staff recommend.
Klopa is a restaurant at Trg Fra Grge Martica 4 that has prepared its food with love since 2015, with dishes inspired by home cooking and a modern twist.
Cakum Pakum is an Italian and Brunch restaurant at Kaptol 10, 71000 Sarajevo.
Order Bosnian pot, cabbage rolls or the Barhana steak.
Barhana at Djulagina Cikma 8 serves Bosnian dishes such as stuffed peppers and goulash, plus pizza, lasagne and a long grapa list from grape to quince.
Restaurant Libertas at Logavina 9 has welcomed guests since 1986, with fresh seafood, continental dishes and desserts, in the city center near the Cathedral.
Restoran Manolo is a restaurant at Marsala Tita 23, 71000 Sarajevo.
Order Spit roasted lamb, the house speciality, from lambs grown on the slopes of Bjelašnica and Treskavica.
Restoran Careva Ćuprija on Baščaršija serves traditional continental and Mediterranean specialties, from spit roasted lamb to Bosanski sahan.
Order Pljeskavica u kajmaku, the house speciality, served with homemade kajmak.
Dženita is a family restaurant on Baščaršija, open since 1970, serving traditional homemade Bosnian dishes such as sarma, klepe and sogan dolma.
Trattoria Uno serves Italian cuisine at Zmaja od Bosne 45 in a traditional trattoria setting, with quiet music and smiling staff, near Hotel Bristol.
Pivnica Sarajevo is a restaurant on Maršala Tita serving Latin American specialities with local and international dishes, plus a stage for live bands.
Order Rainbow Roll, a california roll covered with tuna, salmon and avocado.
Sushi San, at Muse Ćazima Ćatića 33, calls itself the first and oldest sushi bar in Bosnia and Herzegovina and promises always fresh, carefully selected fish.
Order Gnocchi alla Piccolo or the fish curry, both shown on the site's menu.
Crema e Piccolo is a restaurant on Džemala Bijedića serving authentic dishes not usual on the local table, such as gnocchi alla Piccolo and fish curry.
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