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Smol, however, this place has so much to offer. Everyone is very kind here and that great music too. Coming here is like taking a trip to a different country. And you don't even need your passport. Highly recommend!!!

Great place to get authentic Bosnian food and groceries. Everything on the restaurant menu is delicious and everyone is always very friendly!

It has a nice variety of International foods , plus the pastries are delicious not to mention the food. It’s better to pre order your food than to come in depending on day and time they get busy and the wait can be long. Still worth the wait !!

Food is great! Chicken salad was amazing. No seating available. It’s a kitchen within a grocery store.

Had the Doner/Gyro sandwich, this thing was huge. It was great but warning if you eat the whole thing for lunch you're toast. ;)

This place is awesome! Get the Doner, it is so good!

I got a Cevapi for lunch, it was the best sandwhich I have had in a while. Bread, sausages, sour cream, and onions. That's it. Fantastic. They have some fresh baked bread there that I will have to try next time based on the flat bread. Calling ahead is a good idea. It's takout only.

Moving reviews over from Yelp. I really loved the place but haven't found myself back in the area much since this visit in 2017: This place is a hidden gem! A little Bosnian grocery store with a cafe attached. The menu is limited to just a handful of things. I asked what is their most popular item and (not surprisingly) learned it was the Doner sandwich. Basically a gyros on Bosnian bread instead of a pita. The meat in a Bosnian doner is different than what you get in a gyros at a Greek place. Not significantly different but just a subtle difference. I believe this is due to using a little less seasoning as you the beef and lamb flavors come through a little stronger. Good sandwich and a very generous portion for the cost. I made it through half and took the other half home for Allison S. because she loves a good doner sandwich. I also had one of their apple pies. They are on a tray in the cold case and look like baklava. They are not...they are most definitely not. Full disclosure: I asked for a baklava and pointed to the tray. I was told in advance that they were apple pies. Think of a baklava but without the nuts and with apples instead and you're on the right track. Absolutely superb and something you must try! Note that they make one tray per day and they generally sell out of them in the afternoon. When they're gone, they're gone. Why did I deduct a star? Mainly because the doner got nuked before being served to me. Microwaving bread is never a good idea in my opinion.