Address: Veliki Alifakovac 1

Bosnian food in a landmark setting.

Inat House was originally built to be the City Hall. In order to construct the building, it was necessary to bring down two inns and a private house. The hostels were demolished, while the owner of the house the old Benderija requested that a compensation payment of bags of gold coins in exchange for his land after much hesitation. The original City Hall was located on the other side to the river and it had to be moved brick-by-brick to its new location. Benderija got his way; in the popular account of the story, the old man spent every day of the move sitting in the middle of a nearby bridge, smoking cigarettes and carefully watching the workers transport each brick across the river. When the house was finally rebuilt, it was aptly named Inat Kuća, or the House of Spite. Today, this proud symbol of Bosnian stubbornness serves a more practical purpose: it was converted into a Bosnian restaurant in 1997.

Type of Cuisine:

• National

Serving Alcohol:

No

Drinks Served:

• Coffee
• Tea
• Juice Drinks
• Soft Drinks