Kibe Mahala
A hillside restaurant opened in 1988, famous for its spit-roasted lamb and panoramic views overlooking the entire city.
Located at Vrbanjuša 106 on the hillside north of the Old Town, this restaurant offers sweeping views of the city and surrounding mountains, making it perfect for watching the sunset. The specialty is spit-roasted lamb sold by the kilogram, which can sell out early; it is recommended to reserve it when booking your table. Meat, cheese, spinach, or potato pitas can also be pre-ordered. The restaurant is often fully booked, so window seats with views must be reserved in advance. The mountain roads are narrow with limited parking, and walking up from the Old Town is tiring, so taking a taxi is advised. Prices are higher than in Old Town eateries, with main courses around 20–28 BAM, and lamb priced by weight.
Opening hours
Tripadvisor shows Mon 11:00–23:00, Closed Sun; other days unconfirmed, please verify when booking
Nearby sights
- Svrzo's House
- War Childhood Museum
- Old Orthodox Church
- Jewish Museum of Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Morića Han
- Ferhadija Street & Sarajevo Meeting of Cultures
- Gallery 11/07/95
- Baščaršija