Specialty coffee
in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Specialty coffee in Bosnia and Herzegovina is concentrated: Sarajevo accounts for 73% of the 11 cafés on Roasters.
How Bosnia and Herzegovina compares
Regionally, the count here puts it at #37 among 41 countries in Europe. Worldwide it ranks #83 of 126 countries, with <1% of all cafés on Roasters. The nearest countries by café count are Bangladesh, with 11, and Lebanon, with 11.
City distributionCities in Bosnia and Herzegovina by size
The map is top-heavy: Sarajevo alone has 73% of all cafés, the top three 91%. 1 of the 4 cities list at least three cafés; the median is 1.
- 3–9 cafés 1 city
- 1–2 cafés 3 cities
No city here has reached the 30 cafés needed for themed guides yet.
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About specialty coffee in Bosnia and Herzegovina
How many specialty coffee shops are there in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Roasters lists 11 cafés and roasters in Bosnia and Herzegovina, across 4 cities. The community adds new ones every week.
Which cities in Bosnia and Herzegovina have the best coffee scenes?
By café count: Sarajevo (8), Bijeljina (1) and Mostar (1). The full list is below.
How does Bosnia and Herzegovina compare with the rest of Europe?
It ranks #37 of 41 countries in Europe and holds <1% of the region’s specialty cafés on Roasters.
What counts as specialty coffee?
Coffee graded 80+ points on the Specialty Coffee Association scale: traceable beans, careful roasting and precise brewing.
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