We were in Dormont visiting our son and daughter-in-law and most importantly our brand new granddaughter, we decided to try this local deli because it was within walking distance. Well, we were all pleasantly surprised at the experience. My daughter-in-law loved her godfather sandwich and fries, my wife and son loved their mediterranean veggie panini, but everyone including me, loved the incredibly well prepared chicken parmigiana hoagie. It’s probably a safe bet that anything on the menu here is terrific. The restaurant was super clean and the staff were nice, helpful and friendly! Can’t wait to visit again! Yum yum!!!!!!!

This was literally the best food I've had in a very long time! I had the cevapi wich is the same like my romanian mici with homemade bread and fries and of course i couldn't choose only one desert so i had 3 all amazing baklava, ladyfingers with honey and coconut and kinder bueno cake The owner was so sweet and nice she really made me feel like home so thank you for making this day so special❤

Delicious sandwiches and amazing fries that are crispy on the outside yet soft in the inside. Very nice service too.

It’s my first time having Balkan food and it was absolutely amazing! I got both the cevapi and the sausage links, and both were delicious. Will definitely return

Stopped in for lunch. Friendly service. About 8 minute wait for food that was cooked fresh. It was a 1 person show running the place, not her first rodeo. Gyro was tasty. Several tables for dine in options.

It’s awesome that a spot like this exists in Dormont of all places. The food here is authentic, homemade, and really good. I believe the place is Bosnian. I tried several items, including a large cevapi, their homemade cookies, and the Hurmashica dessert. The main meal, the Cevapi, was very good. I was stunned by how incredible the bread was. It was crispy on the edges, fluffy on the inside, and paired very well with the sausage. They could sell the bread on the side as extra and I’d buy it! The sausages themselves were pretty good, although I think I have had better. They were flavorful, but I think I wanted a tad more kick or sweetness or something to take it over the edge. The sour cream was decent but not that flavorful. Good texture and size for the price. The desserts were both super tasty as well. The Hurmashica reminded me of a cross over between baklava, gulab jamun, and namoura (especially namoura) if you have ever tried those desserts. It has a very homey feel to it. It’s quite sweet and has almost a wheat-like flavor which I personally really enjoyed. The cookies, which I believe are homemade, were amazing as well. I think they rotate flavors, and I got to try their peanut butter cookies. They were awesome. Super soft and creamy on the inside. Great nutty flavor and not excessively sweet. All in all, this is a great spot for Bosnian food. Essentially everything is homemade and you can taste that. Their specialities are very well made. The desserts are incredible too. Definitely stop by if you’d like to try something new or are in the area!

A fantastic little Bosnian place with a nice-sized menu, along with a Balkan menu. Also some Eastern European specialty items available in the small grocery section.

We went there for lunch. It was great I absolutely recommend this. I had the gyro. It was so good!