Bosnian businesses in Germany
The community has put 11 Bosnian-owned businesses in Germany on the map, including Balkan Feinkost Stuttgart, Ćevabdžinica 10 and Ćevabdžinica Sarajevo. Most are 5 restaurants & grill, 4 groceries & delis, 2 community & culture. Every listing is free, added by neighbours, and marked verified once the owner has confirmed it.
Balkan Feinkost Stuttgart
Balkan and Bosnian grocery in Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt selling cured meats, dairy, rakija and regional brands.
Ćevabdžinica 10
Small family-run ćevabdžinica in Munich's Sendling district, open since 2010, serving specialities from Bosnia and Herzegovina prepared the traditional way. It is known for its homemade ćevapi made from 100% beef.
Ćevabdžinica Sarajevo
Bosnian ćevabdžinica in central Frankfurt serving ćevapi, burek and Bosnian coffee.
Domovina
Balkan food importer and shop near Munich stocking 500+ products including Bosnian ajvar and halal sausages.
Džemat Rosenheim (IGBD)
Local džemat of the Islamic Community of Bosniaks in Germany (IGBD) in Rosenheim. It runs daily prayers, Quran circles, sufara and mekteb classes, plus women's and youth groups.
Džemat Wiesbaden (IGBD)
Local džemat of the Islamic Community of Bosniaks in Germany (IGBD) in Wiesbaden. Its website publishes community news, programmes and mekteb announcements in Bosnian.
Metzgerei Kelmendi
Butcher producing fresh halal beef and Bosnian/Kosovar cured meats such as sudžuk, pršut and ćevapčići.
Sarajevo Grill
Family-run Bosnian bakery and grill in Berlin-Wedding making ćevapi, pljeskavica and house burek.
Sarajevo Inn Grunewald
Traditional Bosnian restaurant in Berlin-Grunewald serving ćevapi, burek and bosanski lonac with halal meat.
Suho Meso Balkan
Frankfurt retailer of Balkan dried and cured meats including suho meso, sudžuk and kulen.
UNA Restaurant München
Restaurant in Munich that describes itself as serving traditional Bosnian cuisine, with more than 100 traditional Bosnian dishes on the menu. It has a covered terrace, lunch service and an event space for corporate and private celebrations.
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