Bosnian Barbecue

Bosnian BBQ Evening: Dinner under the Sač with a Local Family

Spend an evening in a Sarajevo family garden and discover local Sarajevo cuisine during a relaxed Bosnian cooking class “under the Sač.”

Bosnian Barbecue

Bosnian BBQ Evening: Dinner under the Sač with a Local Family

Spend an evening in a Sarajevo family garden and discover local Sarajevo cuisine during a relaxed Bosnian cooking class “under the Sač.”

Bosnian Barbecue

Bosnian BBQ Evening: Dinner under the Sač with a Local Family

Spend an evening in a Sarajevo family garden and discover local Sarajevo cuisine during a relaxed Bosnian cooking class “under the Sač.”

What to expect

Spend an evening in the garden of a local Sarajevo family and enjoy a relaxed Bosnian cooking class “under the Sač.”

Located in the Grbavica neighborhood, Mahmut and Mirsada – the parents of .Cheyf founder Nerminwelcome guests into their home, where they spend almost every summer evening at the grill. In their outdoor kitchen, they share their favorite family recipes with you.

Together, we’ll prepare some of Bosnia’s most beloved dishes. Learn how to make traditional Pita from scratch and how to grill Ćevapčići perfectly. Fresh Mezze, salads, and drinks – wine, beer, or rakija – complete the meal.

The cooking class is a mix of watching and hands-on participation: some preparations are already done to make your evening relaxed, but during grilling and finishing the dishes, everyone joins in. While the food cooks, there’s plenty of time to chat about Bosnian food culture, family recipes, and daily life in Sarajevo. At the end, we gather around the family table in the garden to enjoy our creations – freshly grilled Ćevapčići, homemade Pita, a seasonal dessert, and Bosnian coffee.

Groups are intentionally small (max. 8 guests) to keep the evening personal and ensure time for questions, learning, and sharing stories.

  • Meeting locals and trying out local cuisine
  • Traditional way of food preparation, sach
  • Pita, traditional Bosnian dish
  • Enjoying food with locals, food preparation
  • Bosnian traditional coffee and sweets
  • On a dinner with locals
What's included
  • Private cooking class with dinner in a Sarajevo family home

  • Hands-on preparation of traditional Bosnian Pita with fresh ingredients

  • Freshly grilled Ćevapčići

  • Mezze and seasonal dessert

  • Non-alcoholic drinks

  • Wine, beer, or Rakija

  • Meal of the dishes prepared together

  • Recipes and tips from the Bosnian family kitchen

Tour details

Duration

3 to 4 hours

Starting time

5 PM

Food intolerances

Please let us know about any food intolerances 48 hours in advance. Vegetarian options are available.

Pick up and drop off

Pick up and drop off at your accommodation can be arranged for an additional fee

Add-ons

🚐

Hotel Transfer

Available at checkout

🔒

Private Group

Available at checkout

🚗

Rent a Car

Available upon request

Good to know

Do I need cooking experience?
No. This cooking class is suitable for everyone – whether you love cooking or are simply curious about Bosnian cuisine.

How hands-on is the cooking class?
It’s a mix of watching and participating. The hosts prepare some of the dishes ahead of time so you can relax, but everyone helps with grilling and finishing the dishes.

Which dishes will we prepare?
Traditional Bosnian Pita and grilled Ćevapčići. Plus various Mezze, fresh salads, and a seasonal dessert.

Are drinks included?
Yes – wine, beer, and Rakija are served during the evening, and Bosnian coffee is served at the end.

Where does the class take place?
In the garden of a local family in Grbavica, an authentic neighborhood of Sarajevo.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
Please let us know at booking if you have allergies or dietary needs. We try to accommodate as much as possible. Vegans may not leave fully satisfied.

What language is the class in?
Mirsada and Mahmut speak some English, some German, a bit of French – and, of course, Bosnian. But don’t worry – cooking and good food are universal languages.

How big are the groups?
The class is designed for small groups up to 8 people. Larger groups can also be accommodated on request – email us at bookings@cheyf.ba.

Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 48 hours before the start of the tour free of charge.

Book your experience from 75 EUR

Please note: The minimum group size is four people. We reserve the right to cancel tours that do not meet the minimum group size – except for private tours. You wanted to book a private tour with friends or as a couple only? This is also possible on request – just email us.

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What to expect

Spend an evening in the garden of a local Sarajevo family and enjoy a relaxed Bosnian cooking class “under the Sač.”

Located in the Grbavica neighborhood, Mahmut and Mirsada – the parents of .Cheyf founder Nerminwelcome guests into their home, where they spend almost every summer evening at the grill. In their outdoor kitchen, they share their favorite family recipes with you.

Together, we’ll prepare some of Bosnia’s most beloved dishes. Learn how to make traditional Pita from scratch and how to grill Ćevapčići perfectly. Fresh Mezze, salads, and drinks – wine, beer, or rakija – complete the meal.

The cooking class is a mix of watching and hands-on participation: some preparations are already done to make your evening relaxed, but during grilling and finishing the dishes, everyone joins in. While the food cooks, there’s plenty of time to chat about Bosnian food culture, family recipes, and daily life in Sarajevo. At the end, we gather around the family table in the garden to enjoy our creations – freshly grilled Ćevapčići, homemade Pita, a seasonal dessert, and Bosnian coffee.

Groups are intentionally small (max. 8 guests) to keep the evening personal and ensure time for questions, learning, and sharing stories.

  • Meeting locals and trying out local cuisine
  • Traditional way of food preparation, sach
  • Pita, traditional Bosnian dish
  • Enjoying food with locals, food preparation
  • Bosnian traditional coffee and sweets
  • On a dinner with locals
What's included
  • Private cooking class with dinner in a Sarajevo family home

  • Hands-on preparation of traditional Bosnian Pita with fresh ingredients

  • Freshly grilled Ćevapčići

  • Mezze and seasonal dessert

  • Non-alcoholic drinks

  • Wine, beer, or Rakija

  • Meal of the dishes prepared together

  • Recipes and tips from the Bosnian family kitchen

Tour details

Duration

3 to 4 hours

Starting time

5 PM

Food intolerances

Please let us know about any food intolerances 48 hours in advance. Vegetarian options are available.

Pick up and drop off

Pick up and drop off at your accommodation can be arranged for an additional fee

Add-ons

🚐

Hotel Transfer

Available at checkout

🔒

Private Group

Available at checkout

🚗

Rent a Car

Available upon request

Good to know

Do I need cooking experience?
No. This cooking class is suitable for everyone – whether you love cooking or are simply curious about Bosnian cuisine.

How hands-on is the cooking class?
It’s a mix of watching and participating. The hosts prepare some of the dishes ahead of time so you can relax, but everyone helps with grilling and finishing the dishes.

Which dishes will we prepare?
Traditional Bosnian Pita and grilled Ćevapčići. Plus various Mezze, fresh salads, and a seasonal dessert.

Are drinks included?
Yes – wine, beer, and Rakija are served during the evening, and Bosnian coffee is served at the end.

Where does the class take place?
In the garden of a local family in Grbavica, an authentic neighborhood of Sarajevo.

Can dietary restrictions be accommodated?
Please let us know at booking if you have allergies or dietary needs. We try to accommodate as much as possible. Vegans may not leave fully satisfied.

What language is the class in?
Mirsada and Mahmut speak some English, some German, a bit of French – and, of course, Bosnian. But don’t worry – cooking and good food are universal languages.

How big are the groups?
The class is designed for small groups up to 8 people. Larger groups can also be accommodated on request – email us at bookings@cheyf.ba.

Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 48 hours before the start of the tour free of charge.

Book your experience from 75 EUR

Please note: The minimum group size is four people. We reserve the right to cancel tours that do not meet the minimum group size – except for private tours. You wanted to book a private tour with friends or as a couple only? This is also possible on request – just email us.

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