Located slightly uphill outside of the touristy centre, Avlija is the place to be if you want to experience the city like a Sarajevan. The interior can be described as cozy, charming and funky, with potted plants hanging from the ceiling and an eclectic array of treasures hanging on the walls. The menu lists traditional dishes such as klepe, polenta and Bosnian grill alongside international dishes.

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On the 4th of January I would like to explore the very less touristic districts, starting from the panoramic view from the top of the Avaz Twist Tower, a graffiti hunting in Ciglane (I got a hint saying to look for “elevators”!) and a lunch at the wonderful Avlija Restaurant. In the afternoon I will be wandering around another authentic neighbourhood called Bjelave which is full of very interesting buildings, such as the Consulate of Britain, the Vrhbosnanska Bogoslovija, Svrzo House, the University of Islamic Sciences and the Jahja Paša Mosque. And when I will need to recover from the cold hanging a nice cup of tea I will stop at the Tea House Cajdzmica Dzirlo.

Avlija je prekrasni sarajevski restoran koji već 24 godine privlači posjetitelje svojim jedinstvenim karakterom. Ono što čini ovaj ugostiteljski objekt posebnim jest činjenica da je nekada bio jednostavno dvorište obiteljske kuće vlasnika, Fikreta Karkina. Međutim, zahvaljujući poznatom bosanskom arhitektu, koji je svojim majstorskim pristupom uspio sačuvati autentičan ambijent i dati mu sasvim novu funkciju, Avlija danas predstavlja pravi dragulj arhitekture.

Restauran Avlija is a secret garden tucked away in the heart of Sarajevo, offering a welcome respite from the city’s urban hustle. This charming oasis is particularly famous for its beautiful outdoor courtyard, which provides a tranquil backdrop for a leisurely meal. A family-owned restaurant, Avlija serves up a delectable mix of Bosnian and Mediterranean dishes that emphasize the use of fresh, seasonal ingredients.

Located away from the main tourist areas on the slope of a hill, Avlija is a great choice for those looking for good food and a cozy ambience. The name itself means “courtyard” in Bosnian, and it is indeed situated in a plant-filled courtyard of an old house. They offer traditional dishes (such as “klepe”, which is similar to ravioli) mixed in with some modern ones, all for very reasonable prices.

The Bosnian word “avlija” means a courtyard of a house, and Avlija Restaurant aims to be just that—a place where people gather, make friends, and children can play. This ornate restaurant has an amazingly vibrant outdoor seating area, complete with lots of hanging plants and greenery, colorful benches, and painted walls and windows. It’s a lively place, its vibe encouraging conversation.

From the outside, Avlija looks like it could be a grandmother's cottage sitting on the hills just outside the city. The inside is greenhouse chic with walls covered in hanging plants. Tourists can eat shoulder-to-shoulder with locals of all ages here; try the traditional polenta, or dig into one of the many pasta dishes.

Avlija stands out for a thoughtful fusion of traditional Bosnian flavors with a modern culinary twist. Nestled in a charming courtyard, the restaurant balances authenticity and innovation, impressing those who come hungry for both nostalgia and new tastes. The menu changes seasonally, reflecting fresh, local produce.

Avlija: This really special place is located slightly uphill of the tourist area, and while it is hard to describe the interior of that place it is cosy and charming for sure with potted plants hanging on the walls and colorful yard. here you will find generous portions of central-European pub food.

If you happen to be in the northern part of Sarajevo, stop for dinner at Avlija restaurant. It is famous for the inner courtyard_ full of plants and flowers. In addition to traditional Bosnian meat dishes, there are excellent kinds of _pasta and salads, and portions are huge.

Avlija is a super cute restaurant located on the slopes of a hill leading up from the city. It’s a bit of a hike but worth it for this plant covered restaurant. We ate klepe for an entree, a ravioli dumpling kind of hybrid, and they were definitely a highlight.

Città: Grad Sarajevo (vicino a Ilijas), Avde Sumbula, 71107 Grad Sarajevo, Bosnia And Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Su questo Homepage troverai il completo menu di Restoran Avlija da Grad Sarajevo. Attualmente ci sono 5 piatti e bevande disponibili.

Avlija: Charming restaurant that feels like a secret garden. The setting is cozy and aesthetic with vine-covered walls and a peaceful courtyard. The menu offers a mix of traditional Bosnian and Mediterranean dishes, with options for vegetarians as well.

This is possibly the cosiest place to try traditional Bosnian food in Sarajevo. It’s essentially a garden with a bar and kitchen in it, covered with a semi-permanent roof. The floor is stone, the tables are bench like, and there are plants everywhere.

International Restaurant The excellent Sarajevo restaurant, Avlija, opened in 1997 and at one time it really did use to be an avlija (courtyard) in the family house of Fikret Karkin, the owner of the restaurant.

Eat like a local at Avlija, found slightly outside the tourist-heavy center of town. The menu offers traditional Bosnian dishes as well as international flavors, and it’s great for people watching.

Avlija is located in a garden, protected from the outside world. Eat a pepper steak with fried potatoes or a muckalicka which is a spicy beef steak. Opening hours are from 0800 to 2300.

Great little restaurant up the hill outside of the tourist area. Very good traditional food and cozy interior. Quite small so might be worth booking a table in advance.