Really nice. Waiters polite. Food very good.
I absolutely love this place. Great turkish tea abd turkish food
They had an excellent lamb dish. I really enjoyed the evening out. It was Valentine's day, and I had gone out on a double date.
It was awesome.
The place is perfect just like the turkish branch, it serves real and tasty turkish food, service was awesome
The location is wonderful in Sarajevo old town with street and river view
The only thing is it's smoking resturant
Konyali is special restaurant that serves delicious dishes and refreshing drinks. Enterior is very elegant and fresh, relaxing and staff is kind and fast.
Service was pleasant and the food was fine. This is a smoking restaurant which can make it awkward for non-smokers.
It was my first visit to any restaurant in Bosnia as I was looking forward to their traditional foods. The restaurant offers great variety of various traditional items like Doner, BBQ etc. We also loved their Cappuccino and Latte. Do try their Kunafa and Baklava as you will find it very different to what one finds in the Arab countries. Overall a great experience and we would love to go back again.
Clean, cheap and friendly staff, more than satisfying. What else can a customer want?
Right near here is the bridge where, was it Archduke Ferdinand? was assassinated — the event that sparked WWI. It's nothing to see so I won't photograph it. But in the interest of the propagation of correct and consistent topographic convention, and because you've been so diligent in your attention, I will share with you a recent discovery. To get the 'em dash' (—) or the 'en dash' (–), press and hold the 'hyphen' (-), then select from the pop-up menu. If there is interest, as I'm confident there will be, at the next opportunity we'll discuss the uses of these symbols. Symbols, letterforms, punctuation marks, ASCII and ANSI characters — call them what you like.
You see mosques, churches — of more than one denomination I do not know — and at least one synagogue, all tripping over one another. A wonderful eclecticism.
Ok so this is the apparatus I was talking about. And they serve with coffee this little squishy peach marshmallowy cube sprinkled with powdered sugar. I don't like them. Anybody seen Diva? Je n'aime pas les ascenseurs!
Nice corba and Turkish pide
Exellent place,very kind stuff
Rather large place serving mostly Turkish, mostly overpriced, food. Not very tidy. Outside tables almost on the street, too noisy and dusty. Do not like paying to a cashier, which prevents you from tipping weiters and shows mistrust of the owners to their staff. Do not see logic of the foreigners coming to B&H to eat Turkish food in a restaurant surrounded by restaurants serving Bosnian food
If you feel like some Turkish food in Sarajevo, Konyalı is definitely the place. One night after giving up on a well known place in the old town, we decided to just eat at Konyalı because it was convenient. It was more than convenient, it was a pleasure.
The food is typically Izmir Turkish, even the 1.5 meter long pide. The çorbalar (soups) are amazing and the large variety of kebabs are all worthy of a try. They even give you cay for free. Definitely worth the visit, or even two.
Nothing special except for the location. Dessert options could be better. Coffee is pricey for Sarajevo.
Konyali is a great restaurant people and I suggest you visit it Konyali opened some time ago and I go pass the restaurant every day ( I live close )but I probably needed more then two years to even enter the place. Since then I go there often.
Location is great and it's on the main road that goes next to the river through the city. It's located close to Car's mosque, Baščaršija and City hall. Turkish food is great and this one is also very good. The quality of the ingredients is always fresh and very good and that is the thing I like. Usually places start to use low quality stuff after some time but here everything was fresh.
I still didn't try all the food because I change places often but the stuff I tried I go back and eat again and again. Few thing I can recommend are all types of Kebabespecially Adana (spicy, bulgur (wheat), hard yogurt , sauce, tomato, paprika ) and Iskender ( Veal and lamb meat , marinated in sauce, tomato, paprika, sauce, butter Turkish pizza Lahmadzun, with minced meat and spices, some tomatoes, parsley and lemon is always a great snack and with some Ayran it will be perfect. Dishes from earthen pots are also very good and always fresh made. For example, kebabs from earthen pots, lamb shish with melted cheese from earthen pot, chicken with melted cheese from earthen pot. At the end you can eat some dessert which is also good , something like Künefe, Rice pudding, Kazandibi , Baklava
When you are close and want to eat something delicious in a nice place with a view and in the center of old town come and visit.
Very good turkish food with proffesional service
It was my first visit to any restaurant in Bosnia as I was looking forward to their traditional foods. The restaurant offers great variety of various traditional items like Diner, BBQ etc. We also loved their Cappuccino and Latte. Do try their Kunafa and Baklava as you will find it very different to what one finds in the Arab countries. Overall a great experience and we would love to go back again.
I went there 6 times in 5 days till I thought they got sick of me 😂 I was missing kunafa so much, and finally I ate too much kunafa in this I restaurant, it is perfect place don't miss it.
Great place for casual hanging out with family or friends. You can eat some nice turkish or bosnian dishes or just have a coffie and enjoy the street view.
Very good food , view, staff, location and price.
I didn't like my kunefe, prices are overrated.
Great food and very nice place.
Delicious Turkish food, with plenty of room for a large party of people. Professional staff. Upstairs, there is a somewhat private space for a party is up to roughly 25 guests.