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Top 10 European food in Jahorina, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Discover Restaurants offering the best European food in Jahorina, Republika Srpska, Bosnia and Herzegovina including Rajska Vrata, Koliba, Apetit Restaurant, Klopa, Dveri, Cakum Pakum, To Be Or Not To Be, Bon Appetit, Blind Tiger, Libertas
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10. Libertas
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By Birna
Good friends had tipped us on Libertas. We were five adults and three children and all enjoyed their various choices of courses. The service was excellent as well and the wine selection of our waiter was very good. We give Libertas our best recomendations.Birna
9. Blind Tiger
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Reviewed By Sagger81
We tried here on the strong reviews and on first impressions were pleased. It was busy with decent music and the atmosphere was good. We were tempted by some tapas, mistake. It eventually arrived, cold. The waiter apologised and took it back and the next serving was hotter. The wonders of a modern microwave! None of it was fresh - our mistake maybe as we should have had a burger, but it wasn't good regardless.To top it off, when paying the waitress was barely civil. It's a shame, as it could have been a nice meal.
8. Bon Appetit
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
Bon Appetit Sarajevo was born out of a long-awaited desire by two colleagues whose pursuit for culinary excellence and hospitality never seemed to be satisfied. Throughout their years of restaurant experience and exposure to diverse approaches to the culi
Reviewed By Rebecca T
Every dish was amazing! I had mushroom puffs as starter with crispy wild mushrooms, duck breast with blueberry sauce and semifredo (a soft ice cream) with walnuts honey and truffles. Each dish was tasty, creative and different from the offer of other restaurants in Sarajevo yet wholesome. The staff is very friendly and the place is cosy. In the summer or suNny days the outdoors terrace is lovely.The restaurant is non smoking and that's another rarity in Sarajevo!
7. To Be Or Not To Be
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Reviewed By CKF
I learned about To Be or Not to Be Restaurant while reading online blogs of Sarajevo. What a great recommendation! This tiny establishment has two tables downstairs, three tables upstairs, and four outside in nice weather. Our hotel made a reservation for us and we sat outside. The owner/chef speaks good English and is very friendly. We had the seafood risotto and chicken curry. The total cost with a bottle of wine was about $60.Enjoy the atmosphere and people watching!
6. Cakum Pakum
Overall Ratings
5 based on 507 reviews
Small trattoria serving beautiful pastas and salads,also a few kind of amazing creps savory and sweet
Reviewed By lajmen
Small restaurant in some distance from the old city and main attractions, but soooo worth to visit. Maybe this is not a very traditional Bosnian restaurant, however the food served is excellent. They also have local, craft beer, not just some popular massively produced ones. The service was very nice and helpful. It is also possible to eat here something vegetarian which is not easy in Sarajevo. Very recommended.
5. Dveri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1288 reviews
Reviewed By J D
At the recommendation of our friend we had dinner with colleagues there. Very small tables and uncomfortable seats close to the kitchen, and due to that a bit noisy. Two ordered steaks, but they were not satisfied with the quality.
4. Klopa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 709 reviews
Klopa is a slang word for food in Bosnian language and we really mean good food! We are a non smoking, baby friendly reaustrant located on the main pedestrian steet in Sarajevo, in the city center. You will immediately feel like you are sitting in your ho
Reviewed By bogdanep
Why limit yourself to one of the recommended dishes when you can try the âmenuâ for 2 or 4 persons, that includes some of the gourmand highlights?With a Sarajevsko beer or a Rakia, your food will not feel lonely in the stomach.Enjoy the compromise between traditional cuisine and modern atmosphere.Thank you so much :)Best regards
3. Apetit Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 810 reviews
Small hedonistic paradise, Restaurant "Appetite" Our daily menu prepared from carefully selected fresh food, delicious meat dishes with side dishes, fresh fish dishes, risottos, pastas, imaginative salads, fragrant woks and delicious sweet pleasures Of co
Reviewed By Mariadanescu
We had a group of 17 persons and the hotel recommended Apettite restaurant as it is in the old city center. it looks like a classic modern restaurant but the food is absolutely amazing! The waiter is very helpful and ex professional! exactly what we needed for the 17 persons. his english was perfect! did not have the chance to thank him when i left but i highly recommend this restaurant! thank you for everything!
2. Koliba
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By 150luxury
What is the mystery with some places that they are always full? Well, Koliba was constantly buzzing with people, food was very well done with big portions, the waiters had a lot of work. Everybody told us it was expensive, but evidently it didn't matter, it was the in place.A bit noisy for me because of the music, otherwise I knew what we could get here: solid service.Thank You for comment. Hope You'll visit Koliba again.
1. Rajska Vrata
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Mountain house Rajska vrata (Doors of heaven) is located at the entrance to Rajska dolina (Paradise Valley), not far from the popular ski-lifts wishes, in the intersection several slopes. In addition to a warm fireplace, with local specialties and tamburi
Reviewed By jasnajasnazmak
We had breakfast, lunch and dinner here during our short visit to Jahorina and it is truly the best option for eating around the whole mountain. The views are of course perfect but so are the meals! You can go for the exquisite Jahorina ragu, the standard Äevapi or pljeskavica (Bosnian specialties) or the celestial sarma - minced meat rolled in sauerkraut - which was our daily choice. The staff is cool and they also serve home-made yogurt! The prices are a bit higher then what you will probably be used to in Bosnia but still very acceptable for any foreign wallet.
