Bosnian cuisine is a hybrid of two of my favorite food traditions, Slavic and Middle Eastern. For four centuries, Slavic Bosnia was part of the Ottoman Empire.

Because if you come to Houston and do not visit Cafe Pita, you are not just missing the opportunity to try Bosnian food (period), you are missing your opportunity to relish terrific Bosnian food ...

The two got me Googling Bosnian food on the Web, which brought me to the door of Café Pita +, way out Westheimer between Beltway 8 and Wilcrest, at the rear of an L-shaped strip center.

From personal chefs to a Bosnian pop-up, meet six women-owned small food businesses operating out of a commercial kitchen space in Uptown.

Review: Euro Gourmet Grill offers an extravagance of Bosnian diner food Minced meat kebabs (cevapcici) and spicy beef links (sudzukice) are served tucked inside pita sandwiches at Euro Gourmet Grill.

While I haven’t been able to find a restaurant that serves Bosnian specialties, you can find prepared foods and good coffee at the European Market at 1990 Wadsworth Boulevard in Lakewood.

Bosnian phyllo pastries are typical street and family fare By Omar Sacirbey Globe Correspondent,April 30, 2013, 6:00 p.m.

The result is exceptional. [image-16] Though the majority of the pita options at J's Pitaria are savory, Jahic prepares an apple version that's like a pie roulade.

J’s Pitaria serves traditional Bosnian food in the Bevo Mill neighborhood. Josi and Zamir Jahic are opening a restaurant, J’s Pitaria (5003 Gravois), serving traditional Bosnian food in the Bevo Mill ...

My mom always put effort into making Bosnian foods like pita (ph) that's very similar to what a lot of people known as spanakopita, which is Greek.