Sarajevo Food Tour: Eat Where The Locals Eat

Most visitors to Sarajevo never leave the old town. This tour changes that. Step away from Baščaršija and discover Grbavica: the real Sarajevo, where everyday life actually happens. Over 5–6 hours, you'll visit five carefully selected local spots — two traditional aščinicas, a buregdžinica (burek bakery), the local market, a beloved patisserie from the 70s, and a student favorite for a rakija stop. Expect generous portions of Bosnian classics, enough to replace a full meal. Along the way, you'll hear stories about Sarajevo's food culture, daily life, and history — including a stop at Grbavica Stadium, home of FK Željezničar and one of the city's most powerful symbols. We keep groups small (max. 8 guests) so we can go where others can't: places without English menus, without tour buses, and without inflated prices. In the end, it feels less like a tour and more like an afternoon spent eating your way through Grbavica with a local friend.

Skip the tourist center and eat where locals actually eat Taste 6 authentic Bosnian dishes — no small samples Explore Grbavica, a real Sarajevo neighborhood Visit the iconic Grbavica Stadium Enjoy a rakija stop in a local bar Small groups (max. 8 guests) for a personal experience You will end in a Tito themed Bar at the Historical museum from where you can continue drinking your drinks or head back to you hotel