Aeroplan
This establishment features an oriental style and has two separate eating areas and a lovely courtyard or avlija. The name of the restaurant is taken from Aeroplan, an aviation association that was once based here back in the 1920s.
As for the menu, you can choose from among Bosnian dishes, including the house specialty (one that we simply have to mention!) – hadžijski ćevap. There are also many kinds of stews, stuffed vegetables, pita (pie), traditional cakes and Bosnian coffee. The menu accommodates the tastes of visitors from different countries, so it is possible to special order some items, as well as to prepare vegetarian dishes or certain items from the grill. The fact that everything is presented in traditional serving dishes lends a special charm to complete the entire experience.
This restaurant is suitable for organizing business lunches, cocktails, weddings, birthdays and tourist groups and it’s also possible to arrange special folklore and music programs.
You can enjoy a view of Gazi Husrev Bey’s Mosque, Sahat Kula (which became famous with the film, Walter Defends Sarajevo), and Gazi Husrev Bey’s Bezistan. The restaurant is also surrounded by old shops, artisan workshops and other attractions.
LOCATION / AREA
Old Town
MEALS SERVED
Dessert, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
MENU TYPE
À la carte
TYPE OF CUISINE
Mediterranean (Italian, Greek & Seafood), French, Vegetarian & Vegan, American (Steakhouse & Grill)
DRINKS SERVED
Coffee, Tea, Natural Juices, Non-alcoholic Drinks (Carbonated & Non-carbonated), Beer, Wine, Spirits / Hard Liquor, Cocktails
DISTANCE FROM AIRPORT
8.2km
DISTANCE FROM SARAJEVO BUS STATION
2.5km
Distance from the center
1.3km
NEAREST PUBLIC TRANSPORT STATION
Bus station Latinska cuprija - 169m
Google reviews
Traditional Bosnian dishes are amazing. The service was great. The waiter was entertaining and attentive. The courtyard was a fabulous retreat. Highly recommend.
We had an excellent breakfast in the internal garden, very kind staff.
The food wasn't bad, but not great either. The chicken raznici was dry and tasteless, barely even salty. We got one slice of tomato and fries with it. This isn't traditional Bosnian cuisine (which is much better) but a tourist restaurant. And the toilet was very dirty. A real shame. The atmosphere on the patio is okay though.
