Restaurants in Serbia: profiles, services and practical information.
Kafana Znak Pitanja—“Question Mark”—stands opposite St Michael’s Orthodox Cathedral at 6 Kralja Petra, between the old centre and Kalemegdan Park. It is widely recognise…
View profile →Proleće opened in 1950 at 11 Vuka Karadžića, in the heart of the old centre beside Vojvoda Vuk Park, also known as Proleće Park. The restaurant was established in an are…
View profile →On the ground floor of the SPENS sports and shopping centre, beside Karađorđe Stadium, Plava Frajla presents Vojvodina through its food: a flat, agricultural region shap…
View profile →Taverna Sat looks out over the Danube from Kej žrtava racije, on the Novi Sad riverfront opposite Petrovaradin Fortress. The scene changes with the hour: in the morning,…
View profile →On the same street, Dva Jelena is at number 32 and dates itself as a restaurant to 1832. Its dining rooms, terraces and tambura music place it in the kafana tradition: a…
View profile →Skadarska Street carries a past of cafés, artists and nightlife that made it Belgrade’s bohemian quarter. Tri šešira occupies number 29 and dates itself as a restaurant…
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