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Karuzo
based on 3 member reviews
Mehmeda Spahe bb, Sarajevo
71000
+387-33-444-647 Type: Ovo, Lacto, Vegan-friendly, Beer/Wine, Mediterrean, Not 100% Vegetarian Info: Serves meat, veg options available. Serves vegetarian cuisine like pasta and salad and also pescatarian food. Non-smoking. English spoken and on menu. Only 18 seats so reserve ahead. Open Mon-Fri 12-3pm & 6-11pm, Sat 6-11pm, closed Sunday. Directions: 1 minute walk from the Catholic Cathedral. Note Karuzo has a "bb" street address - it's at the west end of street before the numbering starts. Price: Moderate.
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| "OK.."
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Posted on: Friday, September 25, 2009 |
Review: The restaurant is not 100% vegetarian - it serves fish as well.
The owner cooks all the food himself, which can lead to quite long waiting times. The food wasn't bad, nothing special, I just felt it was really overpriced for what it was (£9 for quite a simple lentil dish in Bosnia is a bit much).
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| "Karuzo, Sarajevo"
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Posted on: Friday, March 30, 2007 |
Review: Vegetarian and pescatarian food. For veggies there are offerings for lacto, ovo and vegan vegetarians. Pescatarian dishes offered, e.g. shrimp and sushi if you have someone non veggie friendly with you who likes fish/seafood. Good choice menus are in English including the specials board. The chef/waiter is a nice guy called Sasha. He is multi-lingual including English. I simply asked what he would recommend that was vegan veggie. In a great 'can do' response he enthused back to me, "What would you like, I can cook anything you like?". 25 marks for a hearty and tasty meal including a fruit juice make it good value for money. Centrally located and open good hours on most days. I would prefer if it was 100% veggie of course but it's easily the best restaurant in town currently for veggies (I need no convincing of the difficulties in trying to interest Bosnians in a purely vegetarian restaurant).
Karuzo has a 'bb' street address (see guidance notes on the Bosnia and Hercegovina page on this website). It's at the West end of the street before the numbering starts. It's just up the hill and turn left round the corner from the Catholic Cathedral.
A very small point but I would prefer if the menu was split into vegetarian and pescatarian sections. Something on the menu to indicate the vegan veggie dishes would also be useful.
Closed Sundays but everyone needs a day off.
I'd be more than happy to eat here again.
Pros: Tasty food * Central * Friendly service
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• Absolutely wonderful place. I am not sure what is better the atmosphere, chef or food. Not too expensive even for Bosnian standard. From my experience, especially in dating a vegan in Sarajevo, this is the first time someone knew what "vegan" means.. response by Dijanam
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| "It's here, or nowhere"
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Posted on: Friday, December 08, 2006 |
Review: Macrobiotic food (serves fish). Creative menu. The only place in town for sushi -- good sushi. The owner runs the place by himself -- nice guy. Decent wine list. Mostly international crowd.
Pros: non-smoking * good food *
Cons: seating arrangements * long waits (when busy) * prices |
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