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Listed under Eastern European Restaurants. located in Houston.
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Informal, easygoing restaurant featuring hearty, traditional Bosnian specialties.
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- Address6363 San Felipe St, Houston, TX 77057, USA
- Phone(713) 814-8942
- HoursMonday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMTuesday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMWednesday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMThursday11:00 AM – 9:00 PMFriday11:00 AM – 9:30 PMSaturday11:00 AM – 10:00 PMSunday11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
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Food was delicious! This was our first time trying them and will deff be back! Their sausage sandwich was really good, their mediterrenean pizza was delicious, and their appetizers as well. Service was exceptional! The lady there was a gem! Place was calm and clean. Parking lot isn't that big, so might have to look for parking, but other than that, will deff be back!
We have been looking for cevapi since we got back from Bosnia and this place did not disappoint. We got the combo plate and everything was amazing. Get the kajmak dip too!
I ate here on Friday evening, and they had an accordionist serenading everyone as we ate. The owner was incredibly friendly, and the stuffed pljevica (however you spell it) was amazing!! I loved the whole vibe, and it was incredibly affordable, too. I wish I lived in Houston so that I could return again soon. Highly recommend!
I heard about this Bosnian restaurant on Nextdoor app and decided to try it. Never had Bosnian food before. Actually, Bosnian food is an amalgam of many different regions such as Middle eastern and Greek to name a couple. The restaurant is very simply decorated but comfortable and not loud. We had the Greek salad which was among the better ones I’ve had. I had a grilled chicken sandwich in a baguette and I don’t know what the various herbs/spices they used but I have been craving it ever since. It seems simple enough but I found the flavor to be really delicious. We had their homemade Turkish coffee. It is not for everyone but I appreciated the abundance of flavors and aromas that were present. We tried the fried anchovies and I have to say I really enjoyed these much more than fried calamari which derives all of its flavor from the batter. With this item, the anchovy flavor was very present but not as salty as anchovies that you typically find in salads and other fare. Of course, if you do not like fish and specifically the strong flavor of anchovies this will be an item for you to avoid. Finally, the baklava was more hearty than most and not as sweet but it was to my liking. Additionally they have a boiled peeled whole apple stuffed with walnuts and topped with a cream which will be liked by anyone loves desserts such as apple pie. Very different and captured a strong apple flavor. The staff is perfect and the prices quite reasonable.
First time here and absolutely loved it! The food was amazing and full of flavor. Our server, Yosmery, was fantastic super attentive and always made sure my friend’s Stellas came with a chilled glass every single time. Excellent service and a great experience overall. Highly recommend! All of the meat we serve (including pepperoni) is halal, except for prosciutto.

