Inat Kuca ★ 4.0
Inat Kuca, serving Traditional Bosnian cooking, is at Veliki Alifakovac 1, 71000 Sarajevo.
Begova corba, the Bey's soup, is a traditional Bosnian festive soup of chicken, carrot, parsley and okra, finished with sour cream and egg yolk.
Where to eat it: 4 restaurants across 1 city.

Wikipedia traces begova corba to the Ottoman period and says it is associated with hospitality, served to guests at weddings and on Eid and Ramadan. The name comes from the Turkish bey, a gentleman of high standing, and Inat Kuca says it was cooked for high-ranking guests. Sarajevo's Carsija recipe app, presented by the Stari Grad municipality, includes a recipe for it.
Common allergens: Gluten, Dairy, Eggs
Tip from the editors. Use fresh okra if you can find it; frozen works but bring the texture down.
Inat Kuca, serving Traditional Bosnian cooking, is at Veliki Alifakovac 1, 71000 Sarajevo.
Kibe Mahala at Vrbanjusa 106 serves Bosnian national dishes, among them spit-roasted lamb, with wines from Bosnia and Herzegovina and views over Sarajevo.
TipOpen Monday to Saturday from 11:00 to 23:00; two guitarists play music and song at the guests' request.
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.
OrderPasta filled with veal in a sour cream, yogurt and garlic sauce, a very popular dish.
TipAsk for the specialty of the day at lunch, and flag gluten free, vegan, halal or lactose free needs in the reservation form.
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.
TipReservations are taken only through the website's Reservations section, and breakfast is served daily from 09:00 until midday.
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