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SARAJEVO - In Your Pocket

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24 CafÉs<br />

Reconstructed music pavillion in Atmejdan Park<br />

Symbol key<br />

P Air conditioning A Credit cards accepted<br />

E Live music S Take away<br />

T Child friendly U Facilities for the disabled<br />

R <strong>In</strong>ternet L Guarded parking<br />

O Casino J Old Town location<br />

6 Animal friendly W Wi-Fi<br />

B Outside seating V Home delivery<br />

Caffe del O’mar B-3, Trg Sarajeva (BBI Centar), tel.<br />

(+387) 33 56 99 99. A sprawling café that occupies a<br />

good chunk of the ground floor at the recently opened<br />

BBI shopping centre, it entices shoppers to take a load<br />

off with views of the centre’s six-floor atrium. There’s also<br />

additional seating out on the main square if you prefer<br />

some fresh air or the kids would just like to splash around<br />

in the nearby fountain. They do a variety of sandwiches<br />

and cakes, and also have some of the best shakes in<br />

town. The coffee’s not bad either. QOpen 09:00 - 22:00.<br />

PTJAUB<br />

Gradska Kafana Stari Grad B-4, Obala Kulina Bana<br />

bb. This old school no-frills café is sandwiched between<br />

Baščaršija and the Obala along the river. Its large sprawling<br />

terrace is shaded courtesy of several ancient trees and<br />

there’s usually a mild breeze blowing up off the river, making<br />

it an ideal place for a coffee on sweltering summer days.<br />

QOpen 07:00 - 23:00. J6NB<br />

Music Pavillion Café B-4, Atmejdan Park. By far<br />

the best of the lot of cafés in At Mejdan Park along the<br />

southern bank of the river, it’s also one of our favourites<br />

in the entire city. Housed in and around a beautiful wooden<br />

bandstand that was originally built in 1913 by the Austro-<br />

Hungarians and destroyed during WWII, it was completely<br />

restored in 2004 (ironically with funding from the Austrian<br />

government) and is one of the more unique café experiences<br />

in Sarajevo. QOpen 09:00 - 23:00, Sun 10:00 - 23:00.<br />

J6NB<br />

Torte i to Café A-1, Grbavička 6, tel. (+387) 61 13<br />

49 88, www.torte-i-to.ba. One of this cafe’s many selling<br />

points is that it’s the only non-smoking café we know of<br />

in Sarajevo. Aside from its fresh air, it’s also known for<br />

bringing some excellent cheesecake to town. Among their<br />

various other cakes, pastries and sweets the carrot cake<br />

is our personal favourite, and the selection of coffee is as<br />

good as anywhere else in town. The new branch on the top<br />

of the BBI shopping centre has a smoking terrace, and<br />

a great view of central Sarajevo. QOpen 08:00 - 23:00.<br />

PJABS<br />

Vatra B-4, Ferhadija 4, tel. (+387) 33 222 244, info@<br />

vatra.ba, http://www.vatra.ba. This trendy café takes its<br />

name from Sarajevo’s Eternal Flame (Vječna Vatra), which<br />

burns only a few metres away in memory of the partisans<br />

who died during World War II. The café itself is a much less<br />

sombre affair, and we can’t remember ever seeing it not<br />

packed with a lively mix of people. The menu has just about<br />

enough cakes, ice creams and snacks to try something<br />

different each day of the year - we can’t get enough of the<br />

bite sized sandwiches - and fire-related quotes to keep you<br />

busy while you’re waiting. QOpen 09:00 - 23:00.<br />

Sarajevo <strong>In</strong> <strong>Your</strong> <strong>Pocket</strong> sarajevo.inyourpocket.com

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