Enjoy Belgrade During the Pre-Moot!
Welcome to Belgrade! To make your stay unforgettable, we’ve put together a list of the best spots to eat, grab a coffee, enjoy a snack, and experience the city’s nightlife. Whether you’re looking for traditional Serbian cuisine, international flavors, or a cozy café to unwind, you’ll find it here.
WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK – near the venues from BDK to CMS (Vračar Area)
Vračar is a vibrant and culturally diverse neighborhood in Belgrade, where modern living meets historical significance. Home to the iconic Temple of Saint Sava, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, the area also boasts an array of cozy cafes, trendy restaurants, and unique boutique shops. With its balance of peaceful residential streets and lively dining and entertainment spots, Vračar offers a rich blend of tradition and contemporary charm, making it a beloved destination for both locals and visitors.
Restaurants:
Madera Restaurant – A timeless classic offering Serbian and international cuisine in an elegant setting. – Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 43
Na cosku Restaurant (@thecorner) – A modern European fusion restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere. – Beogradska 37
Lovac – A well-known spot for authentic Serbian dishes, with a warm, traditional ambiance. – Alekse Nenadovića 19
Pietra Pizza & Cocktails – Italian cuisine with excellent pizza and a great selection of cocktails. – Kumanovska 6
Twenty Two Restaurant – Located on the Metropol Hotel rooftop, this place offers fantastic views and European fusion cuisine. – Bulevar kralj Aleksandra 69
PRANA Brunch & More – A cozy brunch spot with healthy and delicious options. – Kneginje Zorke 28
Dokolica – A laid-back bistro with a menu full of fresh, locally inspired dishes. – Kralja Milutina 1
Smokvica – A charming restaurant with a peaceful garden and a mix of international and Balkan dishes. – Molerova 33
Tisa New Balkan Cuisine – A contemporary take on Balkan gastronomy, located on the city’s main boulevard. – Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 129
Quick Bites & Coffee – at Vračar area
Jazzayoga – A cozy vegetarian spot with fresh, plant-based meals and a relaxing atmosphere. Great for a healthy and satisfying lunch. – Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 48
Agi Pasta Away – A fast and affordable pasta joint where you can customize your own dish with various sauces and toppings. – Ilije Garasanina 27
Ušara fast food – A local favorite for Serbian-style fast food, offering burgers, sausages, and other grilled specialties. – Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 72
Tavernaki gyros – A Greek street food spot serving delicious gyros, souvlaki, and Greek salads. Perfect for a quick Mediterranean bite. – Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 63
Pizzagram Njegoševa – A trendy pizza-by-the-slice place, known for its Roman-style pizza with a crispy yet airy crust. – Njegoševa 31
Best Coffee & Snack Spots in Vračar:
Sonder – A minimalist and stylish coffee shop with a strong focus on single-origin beans and precise brewing methods. – Baba Visnjina 35
Svetozar – A small but welcoming specialty café known for its perfectly balanced espresso and a rotating selection of locally roasted beans. – Svetozara Markovica 4
Lokal Kafeterija (Pržionica) – A specialty coffee shop with an in-house roastery, offering some of the best freshly roasted coffee in Belgrade. – Alekse Nenadovica 24
Kafeterija – A specialty coffee chain with great espresso and cozy vibes. Multiple locations! – Koce Kapetana 32
Mandarina Cake Shop – Famous for its beautifully crafted desserts. – Baba Visnjina 26
Dusha Specialty Coffee – A cozy, artsy spot with a strong focus on sustainability and quality. – Mileševska 25
Artist Specialty Coffee – A stylish café with a strong emphasis on latte art and high-quality espresso-based drinks. – Kondina 26
Ferdinand Knedle – A must-try Serbian dessert spot, serving sweet and savory dumplings.
WHERE TO EAT AND DRINK – near the venues from MIM to MVP (Dorćol Area)
Dorćol is one of Belgrade’s most vibrant and historic neighborhoods, known for its charming mix of old-world architecture and modern establishments. With cobblestone streets, cozy cafes, trendy bars, and a rich cultural scene, it offers a unique blend of tradition and contemporary life. The area is also home to significant religious landmarks, including churches, a mosque, and a Jewish synagogue, reflecting the city’s diverse cultural and religious heritage. It’s a great place to explore on foot, whether you’re visiting galleries, enjoying local cuisine, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere.
Iva New Balkan Cuisine – A modern take on traditional Balkan flavors, offering an innovative and fresh menu. – Kneginje Ljubice 11
Smokvica Jovanova – Another Smokvica location, equally inviting, in a central yet quiet setting. – Gospodar Jovanova 45a
Cypress Tacos – A vibrant taco joint with authentic Mexican flavors, serving freshly made tortillas and delicious fillings. – Rige od Fere 17
Prekoputa Proleca – A cozy restaurant serving a mix of traditional Serbian and Mediterranean dishes with a modern twist. – Vuka Karadžića 14
Bistro Grad Hometown Food – A casual bistro known for serving hearty Serbian comfort food made with fresh, local ingredients. – Uzun Mirkova 5
JaM – Just a Maestro – A fine dining spot offering international fusion cuisine with creative, global influences. – Knez Miletina 25
La Chona – A lively Mexican restaurant in Belgrade, offering authentic tacos, margaritas, and a festive atmosphere. – Kralja Petra 22
Beogradsko Sokače – A charming restaurant offering traditional Serbian dishes in a rustic, cozy setting, perfect for enjoying local specialties like ćevapi, sarma, and grilled meats. – Dunavska BB
Emma Pizzeria – A cozy spot in Dorćol serving delicious, wood-fired pizzas with fresh ingredients and a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for a casual meal with friends or family. – Braće Baruh 24
Thyme Restaurant – modern eatery in Dorćol, offering a menu inspired by Mediterranean and European cuisine, with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients and innovative flavors. – Rajićeva 12
Numerous bohemian restaurants on Skadarska street with live Serbian music (all listed in red)
Skadarska street, known as Belgrade’s bohemian heart, is home to numerous charming restaurants offering traditional Serbian cuisine, often accompanied by live Serbian music. The lively atmosphere, rich cultural heritage, and the warm, rustic ambiance of these eateries make it a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience authentic local flavors and the spirit of Belgrade’s bohemian lifestyle. Whether you’re enjoying grilled meats, hearty stews, or sweet desserts, the music and the setting create an unforgettable dining experience.
All restaurants in Beton Hala district, Karadjordjeva street 2-4 (all listed in red)
Beton Hala, located on Karađorđeva Street 2-4, is one of Belgrade’s most vibrant dining and nightlife districts. This modern riverside hub is home to a selection of stylish restaurants and bars, offering everything from traditional Serbian cuisine to international flavors, fine dining, and creative cocktails. With stunning views of the Sava River, it’s a perfect spot for a relaxed lunch, dinner, or a night out.
Numerous bars and clubs on Cetnjiska 15 street (all listed in red)
Cetinjska Street No. 15 is the heart of Belgrade’s alternative nightlife scene, filled with a variety of bars, clubs, and live music venues. Whether you’re into intimate cocktail bars, lively dance clubs, or places with a more laid-back vibe, this street has something for everyone.
GASTROШOR – the first regional gastro-par
GASTROШOR is the first regional gastro-park, where the richness of local gastronomy meets the ease of the modern world. Located on three hectares in an old industrial zone in the heart of Belgrade, Gastroшor is envisioned as a new urban space that brings together the local culinary scene, fostering its further recognition on a global scale. In addition to its diverse food offerings, Gastroшor features a variety of trendy bars, each serving high-quality cocktails, craft beers, and signature drinks, creating a vibrant nightlife atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to enjoy great food, drinks, and a dynamic social experience in one unique location.
GOING OUT IN BELGRADE – Belgrade is renowned for its vibrant nightlife, offering something for everyone—from lively bars and trendy nightclubs to riverside floating clubs known as “splavs.” The city comes alive after dark, with a diverse mix of music, from electronic beats to live bands, and a laid-back atmosphere perfect for socializing. Whether you’re seeking an intimate bar, a high-energy club, or a chill riverside hangout, Belgrade’s nightlife scene guarantees an unforgettable experience.
Bars:
Kultura Bar – Kralja Milutina 4
Kafe Bar Blaznavac – Kneginje Ljubice 18
April Bar – Zetska 18a
Zappa Bar – Kralja Petra 41
Monkey Bar – Deligradska 4
Sinnerman Jazz Club – Trg Nikole Pašića 5
Clubs:
Karmakoma Club – Poenkareova 32
Drugstore – Bulevar despota Stefana 115
Ben Akiba – Braća Krsmanović 6
Zappa Baza – Bulevar vojvode Bojovića 30a
Klub 20/44 – Karađorđeva 44
Pakao – Kraljevića Marka 7
KPTM – Žorža Klemansoa 22
Belgrade Landmarks:
Kalemegdan Fortress – A historic fort that dates back to Roman times, offering stunning views of the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. It’s a beautiful park, with ancient ruins, museums, and a great spot to enjoy the outdoors.
Republic Square (Trg Republike) – The main city square, surrounded by important cultural institutions like the National Museum and National Theatre. It’s the perfect place to start exploring the heart of Belgrade.
Skadarlija – Belgrade’s bohemian quarter, filled with charming cobblestone streets, traditional Serbian restaurants (kafanas), and vibrant local life. It’s a picturesque area with old-world charm.
The Nikola Tesla Museum – Dedicated to the life and work of the famous inventor Nikola Tesla, this museum features numerous exhibits about his groundbreaking contributions to electricity and modern technology.
Zemun – A historic district located by the Danube River, offering beautiful old architecture, cobblestone streets, and a charming riverside promenade. The Gardoš Tower offers panoramic views of the city.
Museum of Yugoslavia – This museum is dedicated to the history of Yugoslavia and the life of Josip Broz Tito, with an impressive collection of artifacts, personal belongings, and exhibits about the region’s past.
Temple of Saint Sava – This is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, known for its majestic interior and the incredible mosaics that adorn its walls.