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8 Osmica

8 Osmica
A small café bar stuck between Aria and Dionis and along the main walking street.  It is rather unflattering and you Read_on (No Comments)

AB

The large AB bar, decorated as though you've just arrived at a tropical beach bar hosts various concerts by local bands and singers from Banja Luka. Read_on (No Comments)

Aria

Aria
 A hop, skip and a jump away from Tavita, this hang-out is on the side of the street where the shade descends, so the chilled-out atmosphere is even more evident than in its neighbor over the road. Read_on (No Comments)

Cafe Sky

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Capriolo

Capriolo
A more of a romantic place for couples, adorned with red roses on each table and a selection of drinks, coffees and beautiful cakes. Read_on (No Comments)

Castra

Castra
Riverside hang-out shaded by trees makes for a pleasant place to escape from the sun, when that's blazing as it often does in Banja Luka. Read_on (No Comments)

Combo

The smart leather furniture of the interior is unfortunately not matched by the rather ordinary tables and chairs outside in the forecourt. Read_on (No Comments)

Coyote

Coyote
This bar is devoted to and inspired by the animated cartoon characters 'Coyote & the Road Runner'.  If you were ever a fan, this just might be the perfect hangout on a night out!  The atmosphere is always cheery and pleasant. Read_on (No Comments)

Cult

Cult
 Conviviality oozes from the walls in this no-nonsense boozer close to the river and the gallery of paintings adds an ambience which fuels intelligent conversation. Read_on (No Comments)

Dionis

The biggest cafe bar in the district is defiantly the most admired hangout along the main drag.  The coffee is good, and one can even come for a drink in the evenings when the mood begins to spice up. Read_on (1 Comment)

Down Town

Down Town
Photo-journalistic decor, as well as some rafting and fishing pics - a clue as to two of the favoured sports in this part of the world - liven up this cafe on the corner of a busy main road, though not quite central, despite the name. Read_on (No Comments)

Emporio

If by chance you wander a bit out of the city centre, this may be a good spot for a drink either in the day or evening.  Most visitors come here to read the local paper in peace and quiet. Read_on (No Comments)

Focus

This pleasant bar is a local haunt; it’s packed during the day for coffee breaks and the night dwells in beer drinking, commercial house and local dance music. Read_on (No Comments)

Glamour

The name certainly doesn't describe this ordinary and dreary coffee spot in the city’s main café boulevard.  Read_on (No Comments)

Hard Rock Cafe

Hard Rock Cafe
That logo known all around the world is emblazoned across the front of what is actually a cozy little pub, but which keeps to its theme adequately enough with rock band posters pinned up everywhere. Read_on (No Comments)

Hertz

A cafe during the day, turns late night bar in the evenings.  Especially on the weekends, turbo folk loving locals get drunk and merry before setting off to the clubs. Read_on (No Comments)

Johnny Be Goode

Johnny Be Goode
The bar is rather run down and outstandingly small.  You can probably fit about 10 people in one given moment!  Rock music plays frequently, which fits to its décor of rock singer posters plastered onto the discoloured walls. Read_on (No Comments)

La Nina

The day time clientele chill out on woven seats in a breezily air-conditioned cafe, which becomes a bustling drinkers hub after dark. Read_on (No Comments)

Maraton

Suburban bar named after a Serbian film about a company of undertakers, but there's nothing funereal about the this establishment. Read_on (No Comments)

Mister X

Exotic face masks adorn the walls in this cafe, in an arty and more 'independent' interior than most of its neighbours in this part of the city. Read_on (No Comments)

Moulin Rouge

A small, cozy café/bar in the Oblicevo district, that provides a chill out atmosphere both during the day and in the evenings. Read_on (No Comments)

Mr. Brown & Mr. Black

Mr. Brown seems like an elegant bar, which also acts as a cafe/restaurant during the day. During the evenings, the lights dim down and locals crowd in before a night out. Read_on (No Comments)

News Cafe

At first glance this seems like an average enough cafe and the first room you come across is a standard, streamlined, corridor which only allows one person to walk down at a time. Read_on (No Comments)

OmCafe Coffee Shop

OmCafe Coffee Shop
Right next door and from the same owners as Pivnica Zlatni Lav, this stylish cafe/bar is a perfect spot for a drink or coffee in the late evening. Read_on (No Comments)

Paris

Though this is huddled away in the rather run-down suburbs, you would think you were a world away once inside. This is a very hip, dimly-lit red-hued joint, with a tattoo-parlour up above. Read_on (No Comments)

Portobello

A cafe and a 'slasticarna' (cake cafe) which, also manages to prepare some sandwiches, satisfactorily allowing you to have a nibble while enjoying a coffee on your break-time. Read_on (No Comments)

Provence

The first bar of its kind in Banja Luka, where you can sample local wines and even from all over the world in deliciously salubrious surroundings. Read_on (No Comments)

Ramazzoti

Just across the way from Vienna, as (the real) Italy is in some respects. Here the punters choose more shade than the opposite Read_on (No Comments)

Shakers Bar

Shakers Bar
The one and only 'house of cocktails' in Banja Luka. You will be spoilt for choice when you find yourself browsing through the menu of alcoholic and coffee cocktails on display. Read_on (No Comments)

Tavita

Located on the city's main drag, this is arguably the place to do your people-watching while in Banja Luka, as the groups of pretty young things shuffle by. Read_on (No Comments)

Vienna

Tightly-squeezed into an alcove just off the main drag in Banja Luka, here's where the lingering atmosphere belies the fact that most are supposed to be on their lunch breaks. Read_on (No Comments)