Read about this in a travel guide and set out to find it! Quite a climb to get to it but well worth it! had a couple of drinks (wine reasonably priced for a small 200cl bottle) and just enjoyed the view. Perfect for relaxing and also ticks all the boxes for people who like to live dangerously as there... More

The views from Buza can't be beat, especially at sunset. The drinks are pricey and there's no running water, but those are small prices to pay for the relaxed atmosphere and out-of-the-way feel of a bar built into a cliff just outside the walled city. I went three times in five days, including during the day. The biggest problem with... More

We had heard about this wonderful "hole in the wall to the Buza Bar" and could see it from the wall of the old city. What a beautiful location to have a bar - tables and chairs located on the rocks overlooking the beautiful sea. Very relaxing. Only wish I had come prepared to take a swim from the rocks.... More

BUZA is isolated bar on a cliff, the view is really discovery and its around the city walls.Recommend try a sandwich with dalmatian smoked ham....and enjoy. More

We were exploring the old city. Near the Jesuit church, along the outside walls facing the water, we found an opening that led to this bar situated on the rocks at the water’s edge with wonderful views. Walking through the opening from the shady street into a view of the blue waters is wonderful. The Cafe Buža has tables and... More

Just got back from Dubrovnik, Oct 20, 2011 - found this place by accident wandering around the interior city walls and saw a small gothic doorway with stone steps going down. Simple bar with good choice of drinks, few tables and out of season no more than a dozen people. Fantastic ocean view to chill, drink, chat or read. Watch... More

... and should have stayed here all day. We stumbled upon this place accidently and we were happy we did. The beers were about $5 each but that is about what we expected from the little Disneyland that is the Dubrovnik Old City. The view can't be beat and it was away from the crowds. We should have stayed longer. More

After walking around about 2/3rds of the wall in Old Dubrovnik, and walking through out the town below, we were ready for a drink. I’d read on Trip Advisor about this small bar that the locals frequent on the cliff side. So we walked around and finally found the little sign that read “Cold Beverages” and walked through the hole... More

I have seen several reviews about this place being very expensive, OK a small bottle of beer is about £4.00, about the same as my home town pubs on a Saturday night. The difference of course is the setting and view, which is much better than my home town on a Saturday night! There is Buza 1 and Buza 2... More