‘All around us was the low hum of contented diners’: readers’ favourite places to eat in Europe

Sarajevo’s brilliant pastry rollsSarajevo has to be one of the most underrated cities in Europe. A real east-west cultural melting pot with recent raw history, it’s also one of the best places for Bosnian burek, delicious rolls of filled filo pastry that are served up cheap and quick in the cities numerous buregdžinica. You typically get a choice of three fillings: spicy potato, meat, or spinach and cheese, and you can order by weight (go for 500 grams for full satisfaction, about £5). A dollop of yoghurt perfectly complements this most addictive of staples, best washed down with a pivo (beer).Matt LuntA cafe worth the trek in the Austrian AlpsA cool glass of Märzen lager and a generous slab of delicious apple strudel await you in the Rodlhütte, a quaint cafe conveniently located on the trekking route that winds up from the village of Pertisau high into the glorious Karwendel mountains, in the heart of Austria’s Tirol region. Providing for cross-country skiers in winter and hikers in s...