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Inat Kuća is a restaurant, located at Veliki Alifakovac 1, Sarajevo 71000, Bosnia and Herzegovina. They can be contacted via phone at +387 33 447-867, visit their website www.inatkuca.ba for more detailed information.

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Veliki Alifakovac 1, Sarajevo 71000
Added by Jopie, at 13 July 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Tuesday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Wednesday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Thursday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Friday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Saturday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
  • Sunday 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM

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18 Reviews

  • Eddy Mitri
    28 May 2018

    Great location ! Perfect food specially the mixed meat plate !!

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  • Peter-Ben Smit
    14 May 2018

    Don't let the charm of this place deceive you. The place is a total disappointment. After entering a virtually empty restaurant, my friend and I were first ignored for about ten minutes, subsequently refused service when attempting to order (coffees, desserts and rakijas) by a completely uninterested and off putting staff member, who did nothing whatsoever to try and be hospitable or welcoming. Truly a disgrace for Sarajevo's reputation of hospitality. Avoid this joint!

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  • Lawrence Gibbons
    01 May 2018

    Unfortunately after taking a seat the waiter didn't bring any menus, and seemed oblivious so we walked out after waiting ten minutes. Need more staff or more training.

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  • Ognjen Krejovic
    23 February 2018

    Great experience great food great service

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  • Giuseppe Di Paolo
    06 January 2018

    Nice view on the bridge and city hall. Location is wonderful. Quite good cuisine for prices that even if higher than Sarajevo's average are still affordable

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  • Lucija Krapanić
    06 January 2018

    Very nice decorated, historical place. Prices are average. They didn't have "bosanski lonac", which was the main reason to come for some of us. I ate some "dolme", which was nothing special. Portions are small.

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  • Michael Neumayr
    26 November 2017

    This is the place to get traditional bosnia cuisine. And after you ate, you should order bosanska kafa and a rakija.

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  • Adam Newton
    02 November 2017

    This quirky place has a great story (see board outside or take the 10:30am city tour from outside the theatre). Great service, great food, great views

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  • Nemeth Lilla
    03 September 2017

    One of the best place in Sarajevo. Cosy local feeling and vibes. Portions are enormous & the food is delicious.;) Only can recommend it.

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  • Omar A.
    23 August 2017

    Restaurant recommended for everyone who likes to be treated with little respect. We were looking forward to eating dinner here. However, the owner somehow managed to behave so arrogantly and unprofessionally in the first two minutes that we lost our appetite.

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  • Lorella Liuzzo
    23 August 2017

    Terrible to foreigners

    We walked in the restaurant and wanted to make a reservation for the evening. The owner just answered "No Reservation!". We nodded and walked out, thinking of coming back later for dinner without reservation, as we noticed that some tables were reservated. A group of local people walked in and said they have reserved and the owner happily showed them their table. When I friendly asked, why we were not able to make a reservation, he just answered: "I don't need to explain that to you." We've never been treated this way in a restaurant.

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  • Elemér Főnyedi
    17 August 2017

    This house has entered into history and became one of the legends of Sarajevo during the rule of Austria-Hungary monarchy. At the end of 20 century new rulers started building City Hall it suposed to be demolished, but the owner was against that and house was moved to the other side of the river in its original form. Brick by brick, stone by stone. Its locate just oposite of City Hall (the most famous buildings in Sarajevo), on the other end of Šeher – Ćehajas bridge.

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  • Adrijana Allan
    18 July 2017

    Traditionally decorated down to the last detail Spite house is a must visit if for nothing else then ambience alone. The food is cooked fresh and presented in traditional dishes. The restaurant layout is such that it can offer privacy as well as space for large groups. We thoroughly enjoyed it and would recommend it.

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  • Nejc Žorž
    05 May 2017

    Good food,friendly staff and good ambience.
    Would recommend.

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  • Ismar Hota
    27 April 2017

    the place is nice but the food is not good.

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  • Kerim Catovic
    02 February 2017

    An old historical house with an amazing story - turned into a restaurant with a wonderful view.

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  • YK M
    13 January 2017

    Really good traditional food and love the interior too!

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  • Mohammed Al-Mulhim
    20 July 2016

    Good food
    Sarajevo sahan is good
    Small table
    Loud music

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