Restoran Gravur

Restoran Gravur is a mid-range terrace restaurant at Baščaršija 15, on the main square of Sarajevo's old town, in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The cuisine combines Bosnian grill and international dishes, aiming at the broad mix of visitors who pass through the square and want a seated meal with a menu familiar to a range of tastes. Signature dishes include the Bosnian grill plate, a mix of grilled meats typically served with bread and sides, and pljeskavica, the seasoned minced-meat patty common across the Balkans. The kitchen is not chef-driven in the fine-dining sense, and its strength is location and a menu that covers both local and international options. The dining room is casual and open, with terrace seating facing the square and the Sebilj fountain area, which gives it a lively people-watching atmosphere. Dress is casual, and noise levels are moderate to high in summer, driven by crowds and street activity. Beverages include coffee, soft drinks, local beer and wine, so it is more suited to a relaxed drink with a meal than the ćevapi counters nearby. Reservations are not required, and walk-in terrace tables are normally available, though the best square-facing seats fill in summer evenings. A meal costs roughly 20-35 KM per person (about USD 11-20). The rating of around 4.1 suggests solid but not exceptional reviews, and it fits visitors who prioritise convenience and outdoor seating over a destination meal. It is within a short walk of the Gazi Husrev-beg Mosque, the Sarači craft street and Ćevabdžinica Saraj. Listed hours run roughly 9AM to 11PM daily and should be verified locally.