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Added by Jopie, at 26 July 2016
Opening Hours
- Monday Closed
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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17 Reviews
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07 June 2018
Wonderful oasis just off craziness of shopping streets. Spend a quiet hour relaxing and enjoying wonderfully artisanal Bosnian coffee.
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31 May 2018
Super nice coffee shop where they detail all the tradition and ceremony surrounding drinking Bosnian coffee. The coffee itself was amazing and such a nice spot.. in the old town but not crazily busy just very chilled
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24 May 2018
One of the best cafe in Mostar town, if you are a big fan of coffee or want to educate yourself in coffee this is your place, the owner Yaserov is amazing and very helpful, he took me through how to drink coffee properly, i tried the turkish one, but this one is just amazing! You have to try it!
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13 May 2018
It's a little hard to find, but yeah, it's worth the 5 star reviews, and well worth the stop if you're in Mostar. There's one type of coffee served here: traditional Bosnian coffee. And it's awesome. Roasted in house, prepared with care, and presented with a passion for the history and culture of Bosnia and its coffee. You don't just get a caffeine fix, you get a warm welcome and a memorable experience. If you're in the area for a few days, you might try to organize a tour with the proprietor, a local guide.
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15 April 2018
Wonderful peaceful atmosphere in an extremely busy old town. A great coffee experience with the owner who not only serves great Bosnian coffee and refreshing natural juice but also tells you all about the social context of drinking coffee in Bosnia and Herzegovina. A must visit place if you are in Mostar!
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19 October 2017
I have never been to a coffee house where the owner has such passion in his craft both in creating it and in teaching it to others. If you want a taste of Bosnia as it should be, go here.
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08 October 2017
Great little shop and good traditional Bosnian coffee. The owner is amazing and will show you exactly how to have your coffee. Worth your time for sure.
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06 October 2017
What a lovely place to stop for traditional Bosnian coffee. The owner came out and spent some time telling us about the coffee in very good English. He finished by showing us the way he recommended to drink it. Very good value, very good service!
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19 September 2017
Best coffee I had in my life, exquisite 'must visit' for those coming to the Old Town in Mostar. I went there quite unplanned on the last morning, since it opens at 9:30 while most other restaurants at 10, and there was nobody except me, so I had the privilege to sit relaxed, soak in the atmosphere, learn about Bosnian coffee and experience the local tradition. Unforgettable experience in Mostar
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03 September 2017
I have an awful habit - I go to a totally new place and instead of exploring, I'll do a research of food/drink places online beforehand. Kinda steals the thrill of finding an amazing place on your own. But, a habit's a habit - it doesn't really care much whether you like it or not.
I found Cafe de Alma the same way. Seeing the reviews I thought "It has to be nice, probably not THAT nice, but definitely worth a visit."
Long story short - it IS worth 5/5 (out of twenty-something reviews at the point of writing that one). Go, try and find it (took me a while), listen to Jaso giving you his speech about the coffee, drink one or two yourself, and add the experience to the list of fabulous things that happened to you in Mostar. Full recommendation.response / report this review -
23 July 2017
Unique place with love for coffee. Very nice atmosphere. I can highly recommend to go there and enjoying a real Bosnien coffee!
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30 April 2017
An awesome place with traditional atmosphere and way of life. So close, but so far away from mainstream tourism in mostar!
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28 January 2017
Wonderful place for real Bosnian coffee. Ask Jaso to tell you about the tradition behind the coffee, and to show you the proper way to pour it. There are many tea options for non-coffee drinkers, too.
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08 November 2016
Cafe de Alma roasts their own coffee and they are Damn good at it, plus the proprietor is a super nice guy who will patiently answer all your questions if you are an obnoxious tourist with a lot of questions. A really great place to sit, relax, and enjoy the spirit of Mostar.
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05 October 2016
Yaz is great, speaks great English. Explained to me and my wife about Bosnian coffee. Reasonably priced as well
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02 October 2016
If you are visiting Mostar, you must stop at Cafe de Alma to experience and taste Bosnian coffee. It is delicious. The staff is extremely welcoming and passionate. It is just off the main road in a little square. If you can, sit on the little front porch.
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02 August 2016
One of the coolest bars in the city. The owners roast their own coffee in a machine you can see in the bar. The interior is very vintage and the owner Jasmin can give you a crash course in Turkish coffee.
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