2024
Recommended
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2024
Make no mistake, you are not in an Indian restaurant but a Bosnian one. Here you will eat the famous sausages(ćevapčići) in a round bread, burek, kebab or lamb kebabs, with salad and grilled vegetables, in more than honest portions. As soon as the weather is good, you take a seat outside, but with the wooden tables colonizing the alleyway, it's busy. The coffee is served ceremoniously in its copper coffee pot, accompanied by a loukoum. The owner has opened another restaurant, with specialties, on the first floor of the Lero Hotel.
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Generalmente con mi esposo no pedimos postre pero nos animamos con el baclava y el cheesecake, dios mío, los 2 delicioooooosos!!
Les reitero, a nosotros nos tocó un buen servicio e increíbles meseros, llegamos sin reservación y nos atendían al instante por lo que, suponemos, era temporada baja :) pero esperamos que ustedes les toque asi de lindo.
Claro que los costos son elevados pero les juro que valen la pena y, aparte, es esperable para un restaurante que es parte de la guía Michelin :)
Every cent paid is worth it though. The food is made by people who try to elevate traditional food while still maintaining its heritage. We loved every single thing we had, and highly recommend the Tufahije apple dessert!!