Cafe Korzo

This place is great, great coffee choices, they don’t mind my cigars and there are roosters everywhere. Seems like a gray place and lots of fun to hear them all cackle at each other.

Woman was not very friendly, nor could she sense my urgency. They Apparently only have one size lattes, which is the size of a child’s cup /​: guess I’ll go to Starbucks. At least they have prices posted and I know what I’ll be getting.

Great coffee, super friendly staff. Cevapi was fantastic!

Love Café Korzo this place rocks the food rocks the staff rocks so quaint and cute just enjoy going here and ordering.

This place needs a more up-​to-​date and accurate review, so here I am to give it! First off, this is not just a coffee shop. It is a real restaurant, with a real food menu, albeit a small one. The outside of the place isn’t much to look at, in fact, I don’t think you can even see the name of it on the front. The inside, however, is very nicely done in what I like to call Bosnian-​couture. I am a fan of Bosnian decorating style. I have been several times with a Bosnian friend, and yes, he’s a regular there, so that does help. The staff is very friendly, and the cook came out in person to ask me what cheese I wanted on my burger. The burger is all I have ordered – so far. It was seriously one of the best burgers I’ve had, partially because of the bread it came on. It was also cooked medium by default, and I love a medium to medium-​rare burger. I tried the cevapi (a large pita-​typebread with little beef sausages on it, served with sour cream on the side) my friend ordered, and I would try it again. They have a delicious tomato soup as well. I am not a big coffee drinker, but we did get some cappucino-​esque drinks that were very tasty. It IS strong coffee, fyi. Give this place a try if you want a nice change of pace and good service. Oh and they definitely take credit cards, and the only smoking I saw was happening outside.

If you’re looking for atmosphere, then keep walking. But if you’re looking for a strong cup of coffee, a spot to get your gossip on with friends and you don’t mind feeling like you’re in a different world for a few hours, then you’ll be quite happy at Korzo.
The coffeehouse is Bosnian-​owned, so you can expect a lot of smoking as well as Bosnian music (this afternoon, we heard Croatian music). It’s cash only, with a smattering of tables to engage in aforementioned gossiping (for us people from the Balkans, it’s a legitimate pastime). The digs may not be fancy, but you’ll never feel rushed. Free wi-​fi, too! It can get a bit too smoky in the winter so stop by in the summertime for an outdoor table if you’re easily affected. Me? I can deal.

This is a Bosnian dessert and coffee house. Somewhat trendy, mostly men. Good dessert, & nice staff.
Ther coffee is strong. It reminds me of Turkish coffee. Euro-​techno music. Not a warm & fuzzy clientele. I felt like an unwelcome visitor in someone elses house. Not because of the staff, but because of the clientele. Most of the local Bosnian restaurants are more welcoming than this.