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Baklava ducan

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It’s delicious! Full of nuts, delicate and juicy.

Morelia
17. Septembra 2021.

A must go if you are in Sarajevo!! The staff is friendly and explains the different types of baklava that they have: hazlenut, Walnut and almond along with different types. Then you can choose which you would like ( try them all! You won't regret it!) The restaurant is beautiful inside and has outside seating in the bustling old city. The only problem is you will be wanting more the minute you leave. Such a nice place to enjoy the famous Sarajevo dessert!

Lauren Benio
13. Jula 2019.

I was in Baklava Ducan back in October and bought Zhandar, regular (Sarajevo) baklava and rose shaped phyllo. Hard to say which one is better but for the rest of the family Zhandar is the winner. This is unique store comparing to all others, an artisan place in the real sense. While all other places tend to occupy larger space Ducan is rather small – while other tend to offer extensive list of pastries, cakes and drinks, Ducan is comfortable with making six or seven traditional Bosnian sweets – and that’s it. Sarajevo baklava is likely the best baklava that I have ever tried in my life. My first taste was butter – nice creamy aroma. Not burned but smooth buttery flavour. Good quality butter is used in baklava making process to sprinkle each phyllo layer first. Ducan’s walnuts are not grounded but chopped in very small pieces and spread equally in each layer - their phyllo is super thin and crisp – their sweet liquid is not too sweet and overpowering, it’s just right. All these details are very important because ground nuts tend to absorb sweet liquid (agda) poured over baklava and make baklava soggy – if phyllo is not properly dry and thin it tends to absorb liquid as well and disintegrate. Ducan’s baklava is not “swimming” in liquid like all others. Realistically their products should be priced more and in line with the quality of their ingredients. My guess is that they do not rush to make 20 or more pastries daily, they dedicate their time to each phase and each product, no shortcuts. Result is superior product no questions about that. So dear chef, congratulation, hats off to you. I have tried many Turkish baklavas and I was not impressed. They are too small, too soggy, dripping in liquid, not sweet enough, or way too sweet, no buttery taste before or after, way too little nuts in them, located only in the middle. However that is separate topic and I could be bias for being from Bosnia. Baklava for me is special sweet – it was always expensive to make, it takes time and effort and it was usually prepared for special occasions (religious, weddings, special celebrations). My grandmother used to bake phyllo and dry for days, select walnuts by hand, order butter from trusted source… On personal note I am particularly proud that Ducan is not making their baklavas with pistachios. Pistachios are not native of Bosnia. We never have them. Nowadays other pastry shops in Sarajevo are making and selling baklavas with pistachios. I cannot tell store owners how to run their own business but if I am in Italy, France or elsewhere I prefer to eat local specialties and drink their wine or beer. I am pretty certain that all tourists feel the same. We used to have numerous artisan stores similar to Ducan in my hometown and other cities across the Bosnia and Herzegovina before the last war. Bakeries, ice cream and pastry shops, chevapi, burek, ascinica’s (small restaurants specialized in local comfort foods), shoemakers, tailors, jewellers etc. They are all gone and they will never be back. By some miracle Ducan tradition survived. In the time when all regions across the Europe are proud of their heritage and eager to protect their local traditions, Ducan unique story and business model inspired me to write this lengthy review. I wish them all the best.

A A
8. Decembra 2019.

Superb local baklava- the best in town. Perfect to sample with traditional Bosnian coffee.

Kashif Munir
5. Oktobra 2018.

We read good reviews about this place, so we thought we would check it out and we were not disappointed. There is a small, but good selection of different baklava and the staff are very warm and friendly. There is a small seating area just outside, where you can enjoy your dessert and people watch

Paul Allen
7. Jula 2023.

Some of the best baklava i have ever tasted! It was just divine and i recommend 💯

Muhammad Abdullah Raza
15. Jula 2024.

Few places that does Baklava the traditional Bosnian way. Tried the one with walnut and it was nice. Surprisingly firm and very crispy even though it's soaked in sugar, and not overwhelming sweet too. Friendly staff as well who will recommend if you need help.

Ying Wah Chan
29. Augusta 2023.

Great small shop with tradicional Bosnian sweets and deserts. Shop is located in narrow street at Baščaršija, which is a old part of the city and surrounded with other small restaurants and coffee shops. Pleace has very few seats available, but nice thing about Bascarsija is that you can sit to have coffee or tea across the street in the other shop and get baklava brought to you from Baklava ducan.

Vedran Hasanagic
13. Decembra 2020.

Delicious and very pricey baklava, but worth it for trying 1. I tried the almond, which was delicious but there are also hazelnut and walnut. The hazelnut is the most popular. Very nice staff. They take you here on the free Sarajevo tour to do some marketing.

Gary Palar
25. Novembra 2023.