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Petica Ferhatović

Popular but spacious serving fresh beef ćevapi. The waitresses wear traditional Bosnian dresses.

Address: Bravadžiluk 21
Hours: Daily 08:00–23:00
Price: 6 KM for ćevapi (July 2019)
Website: ferhatovic.ba (opens in a new tab)

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