Bosnia · BOSNIAN FOOD & COFFEE TASTINGS
Ćevapi, burek by the metre, and coffee served with a copper džezva and a cube of rahat lokum. The 11 below list how many stops, how much food, and whether you cook or just eat.
Private 2.5-hour Sarajevo walk with Bosnian coffee lessons and food tastings, ending near Latin Bridge and key landmarks.
“Our guide was very friendly, had deep knowledge of the area and was willing to share her experiences. Highly recommend.”
Learn Bosnian burek in Mostar, roll and bake dough with an expert, sip rakija, then eat your warm result.
“Amina was a great host! We had a lot of fun while learning the process of making burek with Amina. She was informative, kind and very passionate about Bosnian culture, people and about what she does. Warm recommendation!”
Sarajevo Old Town food tasting tour with market bites, Boza, ćevapi, coffee, and baklava in a 4-hour small group for $57.
“Denis was a wonderful guide, and the food was delicious!”
Hands-on Bosnian cooking class in Mostar: dolma and burek, rakija welcome, and a 3-course lunch or dinner with wine or beer.
“My husband and I had an amazing morning cooking with Amina, who was so lovely, kind, and patient with us and our bad pastry rolling skills! It didn't matter that we were the only ones who had booked the class that day, Amina was wonderful company and made us feel very comfortable. We had so much fun and cooked some incredibly delicious food which we ate the leftovers of for dinner and lunch the next day! Huge thanks to Amina and also the lady in the kitchen at the back (I'm sorry I didn't learn her name), this was the highlight of our time in Mostar, and we highly recommend…”
Sarajevo’s Baščaršija rakija tasting tour pairs five homemade fruit brandies with mezze at local kafanas, plus ćejf moments.
“This was such a fun tour! Not only do you get to experience authentic old city establishments where locals hang out, but you get a fantastic introduction to everything Rakija! There's more than enough to sample and the mezze is delicious too. However, I think our favorite part was the company...our guides for the evening were simply delightful :) We had to do some time juggling to make this tour happen and boy were we glad we did!”
Cook classic Bosnian dishes in Sarajevo with a local family, shop for ingredients at a market, and dine with coffee and rakija.
“I had a wonderful experience with Danijela and Armin, from shopping for the ingredient, warmly welcoming me to their home and preparing the food (burek, pies and sarma). I learned a lot from this experience! Thank you very much. I highly recommend it.”
Hands-on Bosnian coffee workshop in Sarajevo, starting on Kazandžiluk, using a copper set, and ending with your own cup and lokum.
“Did a Bosnian coffee workshop with Armin and it was such a lovely, slow experience. We first walked across the old town streets, learned traditional coffee grinding methods, prepared Bosnian coffee ourselves, and even received a cute certificate at the end. I’d highly recommend this if you’re a coffee enthusiast and want an authentic Sarajevo experience ☕✨🤎”
Old Town Sarajevo walk with a local guide, Bosnian coffee, baklava, copper craft, and panoramic views ending at Sebilj.
“Prekrasna tura u kojoj smo vidjeli znamenitosti Sarajeva koje nas podsjećaju na sve lijepo ,ali i nažalost na ona druga vremena. Gosođa Dijana sve nam je to pokazala,sve objasnija i odgovorila na svako naše pitanje,bez obzira bilo ono iz povijesti,graditeljstva,kulture,običaja ili gastronomije preporučila nam šta bi još gdje trebali vidjeti. Zahvaljujemo gospođi Dijani na njezinom trudu,znanju i naročito vremenu.”
Burek Masterclass in Mostar: rakija welcome, hands-on cooking, shared dinner, and an English guide, about 1 hour for $26.61.
“It was fun to try with a fun crowd of strangers. It was very nice that we all sat together afterwards and enjoyed the Burek together. Note that Burek takes 45 minutes to cook which is waiting time after learning to make it. This is a good option to have dinner in a different way.”
Sarajevo in 3.5 hours, tasting Bosnian coffee ritual, baklava, market bites, and copper craft, from Slavs to Yugoslavia.
Bosnian coffee and Sarajevo walking tour with a local guide, from Eternal Flame to City Hall. Small group, 3 to 4 hours.
“I came across the Bosnian Coffee Workshop with Brewing Lesson and wasn’t sure what to expect, but I can confidently say it made for a lovely day out. Armin was super friendly and took us to some hidden gems that we wouldn’t have noticed had he not pointed them out. My husband and I really enjoyed learning more about the cultural and historic context of Bosnia. I took part in a brewing workshop and we sat to have some coffee and a chat, and received a cute certificate to validate the workshop. Our host was very genuine and we felt like we were talking to an old friend! Armin was…”
From the coffee houses of Baščaršija to the canyon roads south.
