My girlfriend and I were blessed to have gone to both. Both are fabulous. The one with rails (also has a cold drink sign outside) is a bit more upscale (relatively speaking). Tables are closer together and there is a 3-5 waiters. The one without rails is more open in term of space. It is a one man operation so... more

Having read the reviews of both Buzas, I was so happy to have been able to come across both. Words can't describe how amazing they were. Just a little warning though - a glass of wine comes to around £5, but if you stick to local beers (at £2.50 each), you should be alright. Also, there are no toilets, so... more

After reading about this place on Tripadvisor I made sure it was on my 'must do' list during our day in Dubrovnik on our Royal Caribbean cruise. It was easy to spot the cafe during our walk along the city wall and we used a couple of landmarks in the city to help guide us to the hard to find... more

we had heard about "the hole in the wall' and decided to find it. what a slice of heaven. as you come through the wall, you have no idea what is going on. we only found the buza that had NO RAILINGS, and wondered what happened after dark with a few drinks in you!! There was a gentleman, you can... more

I found both Buza cafes while in Dubrovnik this September! I was at one in the middle of the night (could see the moon and its reflection in the water!), and then stopped by at another one during the day. Definitely will be back there - hopefully with a hot Croatian guy. The photo is from the first Buza cafe,... more

We had made a plan to visit this bar during our stay in Dubrovnik. Imagine my delight when we stumbled upon it on our first night! This is the ideal bar to sit and enjoy the sunset - well you will not set the sun setting but you will get to enjoy the spectacular sky over the adriatic and the... more

I dream about this place. It is easily the most beautiful place i have ever been. I went to Dubrovnik first in 2005 and i loved the whole place and when guy i met there asked me to go for a late drink i was simply stunned by how beautiful this place was. The sea lapping and the music playing... more

a magical place. the walk there, through the tall, imposing walls of the Old Town fortress, itself is an induction of a trance. by the time you float through the hole in the wall (buza), you realise, this is heaven. is it possible the buza bar without the bars is better than the bars-bar? dunno. we'll check it out next... more

first of all, thank you Hereford, UK, for clearing up the confusion of the 2 Buzas. I knew I had been to Buza bar but did not see railings and half the fun of the place was stopping my drunk Croatian brand new friends from falling off the side of the cliff at 3 a.m. As for this railing-free Buza,... more