One of Ljubljana’s more atmospheric Bosnian restaurants occupies the subterranean premises of a former jazz club and sports an interior somewhat reminiscent of a pub – walls plastered with memorabilia from the 1984 Winter Olympics, arched brick ceilings and old black and white Yugoslav tourist videos playing on a projection screen. The menu has a selection of various grilled dishes and savoury Bosnian pies to choose from, with the requisite Baklava and traditional Turkish coffee for dessert. Find it down the stairs just next to Hotel Slon at the corner of Slovenska Cesta and the small Nazorjeva pedestrian street.

The Sarajevo ’84 restaurant is located right across the street from Neboticnik (on the left-hand side of Hotel Slon) and doesn’t look impressive at all before you walk in. Once inside, however, things are completely different: it is a spacious restaurant with an amazing menu. If you’ve ever been to Bulgarian and love the Shopska salad you can order it there, but whatever you do, do not miss the “čevapčiči v pol lepinje” with some creme cheese.

Sarajevo 84 is a comfortable diner situated in the core of Ljubljana, offering conventional Balkan food at reasonable costs. The eatery is enriched in a natural style, with wooden tables and seats and conventional Balkan enhancements. The menu includes an assortment of European, Slovenian, Eastern European, and Focal European meat dishes, including cevapi, pljeskavica, barbecued meat sticks, and veggie lover choices like barbecued vegetables.

Welcome to Sarajevo '84 in Ljubljana, where you can transport yourself back to the golden era of the 1984 Winter Olympics without even leaving Slovenia. No, you won't need a DeLorean to immerse yourself in the nostalgia, just a ticket to this quirky museum!. Marvel at the collection of retro sporting equipment, zestfully zany outfits, and enjoy reliving the absurdity of fashion trends that make you question humanity's taste.

Restaurant Sarajevo 84 is a cozy eatery located in the heart of Ljubljana, offering traditional Balkan cuisine at affordable prices. The restaurant is decorated in a rustic style, with wooden tables and chairs and traditional Balkan decorations. The menu features a variety of meat dishes, including cevapi, pljeskavica, and grilled meat skewers, as well as vegetarian options like grilled vegetables.

Ćevapčići are small pieces of minced meat originating from the Balkans, more specifically from the former Yugoslavia. This traditional dish is very popular in Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia. I find it everywhere when I travel to these countries.

At Sarajevo ’84 you will find a lot of locals who come to enjoy the typical Balkan grill. You will find here a lot of Slovenian dishes as copious as delicious. You can find this establishment with the decor of another era at Nazorjeva ulica 12.

If you’re looking for a unique dining experience in Ljubljana, you can’t go wrong at Sarajevo ’84. Specializing in traditional Balkan cuisine, this restaurant has a traditional atmosphere. And the food is absolutely delicious.

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