The Serbian capital Belgrade is one of the largest metropolitan regions in south-eastern Europe. The city is considered the gateway to the Balkans and is a culinary and, above all, diverse dream for true foodies. Below we have summarized the 10 best restaurants in Belgrade for you, for unique and unforgettable moments.
Tip #1: Le Petit Chef
Be enchanted by the smallest chef in the world. This is possible at Le Petit Chef in the Hotel Lumière in the Serbian capital Belgrade. Le Petit Chef personally prepares the food for you right on the table. Enjoy a 5-course menu in a class of its own.
Experience a fun dining experience that you will never forget. In addition to a wide variety of delicacies, you will be enchanted by 3D animations that have captivated entire families around the world. In addition to a premium menu, there is also a vegetarian option and a junior menu for children up to the age of 12.
Visit our extraordinary 3D dinner-show Le Petit Chef at the Hotel Lumière in Belgrade.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian and Junior menu options available.
Speciality:
5-course 3D theatre dining experience
Price:
Le Grand Chef: RSD 17 900 per person + service charge
Le Petit Chef Vegetarian: RSD 14.900 per person + service charge
Junior Chef: RSD 6.900 per person + service charge
Hours:
Reservation is necessary, you can book online
Location:
Hotel Lumiere Belgrade
Terazije 4, 11102 Belgrade
Contact:
Phone: +381 69 5 373 848
E-Mail: lepetit@lumierehotelbelgrade.com
Webpage: https://lepetitchef.com/belgrade/
Tip #2: Buddha Bar
The Buddha Bar is located directly on the Belgrade waterfront promenade on the River Sava. It combines influences from pan-Asian, European and Californian cuisine. Dining here is in the company of a 5 meter high Buddha statue. In addition to sushi, various meat and vegetarian dishes, a range of cocktails can also be enjoyed in this unique atmosphere.
In addition to the high-quality food, you can also smoke shisha in the Buddha Bar. Turkish tobacco is consumed, which does not contain much nicotine. It is aimed at all those who enjoy mild, fruity aromas and want an experience for all senses.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options available.
Speciality :
Sushi with a unique view
Price:
Main courses start at 1800 RSD
Sushi (Nigiri, per piece) 495 RSD
Hours:
Sun – Thu: 11 am – 12 am
Fri – Sat: 11 am – 1 am
Location:
Hercegovačka 14a/b Belgrade, Serbia
Contact:
Phone: +381 114125601 (regular bookings)
E-Mail: office@buddhabarbeograd.rs
Webpage: https://buddhabarbeograd.rs
Tip #3: Tri šešira
Eat where King Juan Carlos and George Bush have dined. This is possible at Tri šešira. The restaurant opened in the heart of Belgrade’s old town back in 1864. It is not only one of the oldest but also one of the best restaurants in the Serbian capital. Serving traditional Serbian cuisine, which is, like the service, known far beyond the country’s borders.
Tri šešira translates as “three hats”. The traditional restaurant got its name because the building previously housed a craft business that had these three folded hats on its logo.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options available.
Speciality:
Traditional Serbian cuisine in a restaurant that has existed for over 150 years
Price:
Local specialties from 1260 RSD to 6640 RSD
Serbian BBQ from 1120 RSD to 3660 RSD
Hours:
Monday – Sunday: 11 am – 2 am
Location:
Skadarska 29, Belgrade 11000
Contact:
Phone: +381 60 31 30 180
Webpage: https://trisesira.rs/
Tip #4: MAMA’S Bistro
Whether breakfast, homemade pasta or meat dishes. Mama’s Bistro has everything your heart desires – just like at home at mom’s. In a cozy and elegant atmosphere, located directly on the pedestrian zone, the restaurant is the ultimate place to go. Seating is available outside or inside.
In addition to the various delicacies, Mama’s Bistro also serves a range of Serbian wines. Together with different types of cheese (for example on the homemade cheese platter for 1890 RSD), the restaurant in Belgrade offers the perfect little break from everyday life.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options available.
Speciality :
Breakfast, Pasta of the week, Serbian wine
Price:
Breakfast from 650 RSD to 990 RSD
Pasta/Risotto starts at 1890 RSD
Main courses start at 1990 RSD
Hours:
Mon – Sun: 9 am – 11 pm
Locations:
Topličin venac 6, Belgrade
Contact:
Tip #5: Gradska
Wanna visit a true masterpiece of Serbian cuisine? Then head over to Gradska. The restaurant is not only loved by locals, it is a must-go-to place for anyone who wants to taste national food, such as Toplica’s janija or pljeskavica.
Chef Slobodan Miljakovic and his team do their best to make sure that your encounter with Serbian food is a memorable one. The restaurant is located right in the heart of Belgrade. It only takes around 10 minutes-walk from the marina and is open from Tuesday to Sunday.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options available.
Speciality:
Traditional Serbian food
Price:
House specialties from 1220 RSD to 1550 RSD
Grilled dishes start at 870 RSD
Desserts start at 110 RSD
Hours:
Tue – Sun: 10 am – 10:30 pm
Location:
Mike Alasa 54 (Pancic’s Park), Belgrade
Contact:
Phone: +381 (0) 11/29/28/600
Mobile phone: +381 (0)648212007
E-Mail: info@gradska.rs
Webpage: https://www.gradska.rs
Tip #6: Enso
Culinary masterpieces, you can find them at Enso in Belgrade. The restaurant, which is based on French nouvelle cuisine, also combines Asian, Italian and, of course, Serbian influences in its dishes. Several Michelin Guide awards confirm that Enso is one of the best restaurants in the Serbian capital when it comes to modern cuisine.
With changing seasonal menus, chef Nedeljko takes the restaurant to an international level. Quality is a top priority at Enso, where only fresh and locally grown ingredients are used in the cooking. Sustainability plays a major role. For over 7 years, the restaurant has been contributing to the protection of our world with various measures, for example reusable cotton napkins.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options available.
Speciality:
Seafood and meat
Price:
Tasting menu (5 courses) 6900 RSD
Tasting menu (7 courses) 9100 RSD
Main courses 1750 – 3700 RSD
Hours:
Thu – Sun: 1 pm – 12 am
Location:
Mitropolita Petra 8, Beograd 11000
Contact:
Tip #7: Salon 1905
Salon 1905 is the right place for those who like it chic and classy. Located on the second floor of the impressive “Geozavod” building, you can enjoy a fine dining experience between brass, marble and gold. You can choose from a 3-, 5- or 7-course menu.
True to the motto “You eat with your eyes first”, attention is not only paid to the culinary experience here, the food is also served in such a way that you will be amazed. If you want to continue enjoying the unique atmosphere of Salon 1905 after your meal, you can have a drink at the bar. It is open until 1 am.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options available. No vegan-only.
Speciality:
Different menus, Serbian cuisine
Price:
Three-course menu 70€ per person (during lunch time until 4 pm)
Five-course menu 100€ per person (Course-matching with Serbian wines 165€ per person)
Seven-course menu 130€ per person (Course-matching with Serbian wines 210€ per person)
Hours:
Mon – Sat: 12 pm – 12 am
(Kitchen closes at 11 pm)
Location:
Karađorđeva 48, I floor, Belgrade
Contact:
Tip #8: Bela Reka Restaurant
Traditional recipes from grandma. This describes the dishes in the Bela Reka restaurant. The restaurant relies on proven methods and spoils its guests with national specialties. Serbian food is prepared with fresh and locally grown ingredients.
Despite recipes that have been tried and tested for generations, the restaurant in Belgrade has its finger on the pulse of the times. The modern Bela Reka lives up to the spirit of a second home. Switch off, lean back and enjoy the traditional food.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options available..
Speciality:
National dishes, breakfast, cakes
Price:
Breakfast starting at 460 RSD
Main dishes between 980 RSD and 3480 RSD
Grill specialties from 1050 RSD to 3240 RSD
Hours:
Mon – Sun: 8 am – 11:45 pm
Location:
Tošin Bunar Street, 179 , 11070 Novi Beograd
Contact:
Tip #9: Curry Souls
Street food from Sri Lanka, in the middle of Belgrade. At Curry Souls, you are served dishes that are perfected with spices from an organic farm in Sri Lanka. At one of Belgrade’s best restaurants, you can also choose the spiciness level of your food, divided into “Serbian”, “Sri Lankan” or “ARE YOU NUTS??”.
Curry Souls can be found twice in the Serbian capital. At both locations, you can watch the Sri Lankan chefs and their local team in an open action kitchen as they freshly prepare the food.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian and vegan options available.
Speciality:
Curry and Sri Lankan street food
Price:
Curry dishes from 1190 RSD to 1390 RSD
Sri Lankan street food starts at 990 RSD
Hours:
Mon – Sun: 11 am – 11 pm
Location:
Obilićev Venac 6, Belgrade, Serbia
14 Woodrow Wilson Boulevard, Belgrade 11000
Contact:
Tip #10: IZLOG Restaurant & Bar
IZLOG is located right in the center of Belgrade. An absolute must-try here is the Black Spice Burger, with black brioche, 100% beef, smoked mozarella, jalapeño, lettuce, tomato and burger sauce. The black burger is served with fries.
In addition to delicious dishes, the IZLOG also offers drinks prepared by cocktail masters. In the evening, various musicians and DJs perform here in one of the best places to eat in Belgrade.
Dietary options:
Vegetarian options are available.
Speciality:
Black Spice Burger, Pasta
Price:
Burgers from 990 RSD to 1090 RSD
Hours:
Sun – Thu: 8 am – 11:30 pm
Fri – Sat: 8 am – 12 am
Location:
27. Marta 40, Beograd
Contact:
Our selection of restaurants is based, among other things, on the editorial team’s individual preferences and on reviews on the internet. Please contact the respective provider directly for information on reservations and prices. The pictures come from the restaurants listed. All Information is provided without guarantee!
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