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Cuisine Bosnia and Herzegovina

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A crossroads of Ottoman, Austro-Hungarian and Balkan flavors: grilled meats, filo pastries and a coffee to be savored slowly.

Incontournables

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Ćevapi

Small grilled minced-meat sausages (beef or beef-lamb), served in a somun bread with raw onion, kajmak and ajvar

4-8 BAM (2-4 €)Željo or Petica in Sarajevo, street grills everywhere

Burek

Crispy pastry rolled into a spiral and filled with minced meat (the real burek), sold by weight

3-6 BAM (1,50-3 €)Buregdžinica Bosna, Sarajevo old town

Sirnica / Zeljanica

Variations of the filo pastry: cheese (sirnica) or spinach (zeljanica)

3-5 BAMBuregdžinice (burek bakeries)

Bosanski lonac

A slow-cooked Bosnian stew: meat, cabbage, potatoes and vegetables in a pot

10-18 BAM (5-9 €)Traditional restaurants (aščinica)

Dolma / Japrak

Vine leaves or vegetables stuffed with rice and meat, an Ottoman heritage

8-15 BAMAščinice and family restaurants

Klepe

Small meat ravioli topped with garlic and yoghurt

8-14 BAMTraditional restaurants in Sarajevo

Baklava / Tufahija

Baklava with syrup and nuts, or tufahija (poached apple stuffed with walnuts and cream)

3-6 BAMPastry shops (slastičarna) in the old town

Boissons

Boissons locales

Bosnian coffee (bosanska kahva)

Unfiltered coffee served in a copper džezva with a rahat lokum, an essential social ritual

Rakija

Fruit brandy (plum, pear), strong, often homemade

Bosanska kafa & sok od zove

Elderflower cordial (bazga), a refreshing summer drink

Sarajevsko / Nektar

Local beers, Sarajevsko being the most iconic

Street food

Guide de la street food

A gouter absolument

  • Ćevapi in somun straight off the grill
  • Burek to go from a buregdžinica
  • Pljeskavica, a grilled meat patty

Conseils de securite

  • Decent hygiene at the well-known, busy grills
  • Tap water is drinkable in Sarajevo
  • Choose outlets with turnover for fresh meat

Vocabulaire

Mots utiles au restaurant

Langue localeFrancais
RačunThe bill
HvalaThank you
MolimPlease / you're welcome
PivoBière
VodaEau
Kahva / Kafa (coffee)Café
Dobar tekEnjoy your meal
MesoMeat

Etiquette

Regles a table

1

Bosnian coffee is drunk slowly: it's a social moment, not a shot

2

People happily share dishes and mezze at the table

3

In Muslim areas, alcohol is less present but still available

4

Accepting a coffee or a rakija that's offered is a polite gesture

Regime

Pour les vegetariens et vegans

Sirnica and zeljanica (cheese or spinach pastries)

Ajvar, kajmak and salads accompany most meals

Grah (bean soup) often meat-free

Budget

Budget repas

Street food

3-8 BAM (1,50-4 €)

Stands de rue, marches, vendeurs ambulants

Restaurant local

10-25 BAM (5-13 €)

Gargottes, cantines, restaurants familiaux

Restaurant touristique

25-50 BAM (13-25 €)

Restaurants connus, zones touristiques

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