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| - This place can be a bit deceiving when you are parking, or even when you see the restaurant. Parking can be a pain. But once you are inside, it's clean and roomy!
The waitress is very polite, she seems excited to see someone coming into the place, and she's been this way all 4 times that I have gone here.
Now to the food. Our first visit here I had the Cevapi. The sausages are really juicy, tender, and delicious. But the bread...the BREAD! It's soft, slightly chewy, airy, but not dry. The bread alone is worth coming back for. Friends of ours had ordered the Pita filled with cheese, and black bean soup. The soup was very well balanced, and really flavorful. The pita is a must have. I've had the meat filled Pita, but for myself I prefer the cheese filled pita.
If you come here, and you like coffee, you have to get the turkish coffee, it's $0.99, you don't get a lot of it mind you, but what you do get is very strong, smooth, and good to boot.
The last time I went here, there were 5 of us, and we ordered the Meat Platter. It's not on the menu, and it's expensive, but you get TONS of meat. The tray of meat comes with 4 nice size pieces of their amazing bread as well. Needless to say, the tray for 4 fed all 5 of us, plus 2 friends who ate the leftovers at my place later that night. So buyers beware, it's really a ton of meat. On it came chicken, steak, 4 different sausages, and 2 different meat patties.
By far, my favorite sausage was the veal sausage. It looks like a kielbasa, but it is nothing like it. They sear the veal sausage so its casing has a bit of a crunch, it's sweet, and very, very flavorful. One of my favorite sausages.
All in all, you get really good customer service, a lot of food at a CHEAP price, cool atmosphere. Can't go wrong with Cafe Sarajevo. I have recommended, and will continue to recommend Cafe Sarajevo to my friends.
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