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A guide to Bosnian cuisine in Dutchtown

Find pitas, pizza, and more at these spots located just off Gravois Avenue.

This article is part of the “International Cuisine” feature in St. Louis Magazine‘s December 2017 issue. 

Eni’s Pizzeria

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Dough and sauce are made from family recipes, and there are toppings aplenty for vegetarians and meat lovers alike. 6203 Gravois.

Yapi

House-made Bosnian ćevapi and classic American burgers are served from a menu mashup of the two cuisines. 5005 S. Kingshighway. 

J’s Pitaria

Pitas with layers of flaky onionskin-thin pastry are laden with fillings savory or sweet, making for the perfect comfort food treat. 5003 Gravois.

Taft Street

The quietly old-school spot serves a menu of Continental dishes. (Ask about off-menu Bosnian selections.) 4457 Gravois.

Grbic

With sweeping arches, closely fitted stonework, and attention to detail inevery corner, the visual feast at Grbic’s rivals the flavorful food. 4071 Keokuk.