Dveri is near and dear to my heart. We bring our family of four and all of our visitors here because the food is great and the waiters are so kind. Bonus, they have pork fillets and pork sausage. Oh yeah, the rolls, can't forget those buttery fist-sized balls of wonder! Brunch is also excellent, and they have very good rakija.

Small and lovely place. Their bread is the best. Wine and rakija also. Ambient is great, you can make some great photos there.

I might have had the wrong dish, and the atmosphere was good, if a bit chintzy, with lots of cheerful American motown, but overall mediocre. The house wine at Inat Kuca is better. The service was the least friendly of my week-long stay in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Would go again, but would be sure to get the house specialties, and make sure to bring BAM with you. They don´t take card or have euros on hand, a pain if it is your last evening in the country.

Dveri is another of our favourite restaurants and we specifically went for their delicious homemade bread. However when we arrived for an early dinner with our children it was yet to be baked. However we ordered all our other food, along with some plainer bread and the homemade bread arrived just in time! Yum! We're vegetarian and find Dveri has an excellent choice, especially if you like to eat mezze style with lots of dishes and salads to share. Our favourite was the potato salad - divine! Their wine is excellent too and it's an amazing atmosphere. Go!

I advise you to call for reservation ( +387 33 537 020) because a restoration is small. I like beans "gravce na tavce" their and necessarily "pogača" home made special bred. Entrance is a bit hidden, but look at the name of the restaurant above the door in the Prote Bakovica street . Charming place you will like it. But first go tp eat "Cevapcici" elsewhere and when you are satiate with "pita" and "cevapcici" go to this restoran :-) to eat as you practice in "ordinary" Restaurant.