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Ćevabdžinica Nune

A little restaurant in the backyard of the main street Ferhadija. Super cute father and son shop with some of the best cevapci in town! Definitely a recommendation for a quick meal.

Address: Ferhadija 12
Website: nune.ba (opens in a new tab)

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