Inat Kuća
Inat kuća
Dine on traditional Bosnian cuisine while enjoying river views of the Old Town in a historic house across from the City Hall.
This house was moved entirely across the river in 1898 because the owner refused to make way for the construction of the City Hall—'Inat' meaning spite. It has operated as a restaurant since 1997. Located at Veliki Alifakovac 1, its specialties include Begova čorba, klepe, Bosnian pot (Bosanski lonac), and the large mixed platter Veliki sahan, as well as sogan dolma and various pitas. Reservations are recommended for weekends and summer, especially for window and terrace seats. Reviews are mixed, with the main draw being the architecture and atmosphere. Main courses are around 18–28 BAM. Closed on Mondays.
Opening hours
Official website: Tue-Thu 14:00–22:00, Fri-Sun 13:00–22:30, Closed Mon
Nearby sights
- Sarajevo City Hall (Vijećnica)
- Baščaršija
- Trebević Cable Car
- Morića Han
- Emperor's Mosque
- Yellow Fortress
- Old Orthodox Church
- Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque