Caffe Ayna — Restaurant in City of Sarajevo

They have very friendly staff. The owner loves to make sure everything is alright, can tell you some cool stories in probably your own language, as he communicates in multiple languages. He also quickly remembers you and always greets you! And you can sometimes even get tea on the house!

They have some very good products especially their drinks, whether it's a traditional rose juice or Elder, a classic bosnian coffee or a modern hot chocolate. You can taste that their products aren't just simple industry standards, but hand-made expertise. And when you order a drink you will get it in a bigger size than most other coffee places, which I personally like!

The atmosphere is really nice, whether you're alone or not. If you sit inside, you feel close to each other with the design. And on the outside, they somehow manage to do the same. So...

"Caffe Ayna" offers a delightful experience that's not to be missed. We visited this charming cafe and were thoroughly impressed. The baklava with pistachios was a real treat, striking the perfect balance of sweetness and rich pistachio flavor. The Turkish tea, served in an authentic style, was the ideal accompaniment to this sweet indulgence. What really made our visit stand out was the waiter, whose friendly nature and excellent sense of humor added warmth to the entire experience. His ability to make us laugh and feel welcome made our stay unforgettable. I highly recommend "Caffe Ayna" to anyone looking for quality coffee, delicious treats, and warm...

Extremely Unpleasant Experience – Do Not Recommend

Our recent visit to this café was extremely disappointing. Shortly after we arrived and greeted someone to have smal talk seated there, Shockingly, the server came over and told us to leave We also strongly suspect the presence of hidden microphones or cameras, as there were strange reactions to things we said privately. This raises serious concerns about privacy and makes the entire environment feel invasive and untrustworthy.

This is not how guests should be treated. If you value basic respect and privacy, we strongly advise you to...