Founded in 1832, Dva Jelena is Belgrade's oldest restaurant and a legendary symbol of Skadarlija, the city's bohemian quarter. The Art Nouveau murals, wooden panels, and live traditional music create an unforgettable atmosphere for enjoying classic Serbian cuisine. A must-visit for roast lamb, grilled meats, and local rakija.
Uzun Mirkova 11, Beograd
A restaurant and cocktail bar near Kalemegdan serving food inspired by Japan and wider Asia, from small plates to mains. The kitchen stays open late on weekends.
Karađorđeva 2-4, Beton hala, Beograd
A Beton Hala restaurant on the Sava that blends Middle Eastern and Balkan cooking, with mezze, kebabs and homemade baklava and knafeh. It was among the first venues to open in the riverfront complex.
Karađorđeva 2-4, Beton hala, Beograd
A Beton Hala restaurant inspired by Frida Kahlo, with a menu drawing on Mexican, Argentine and Spanish cooking alongside wider Mediterranean dishes. It sits on the Sava riverfront and stays open late.
Karađorđeva 2-4, Beton Hala, 11000 Beograd
Comunale Caffè e Cucina is one of the original restaurants that revived the Beton Hala warehouses, open since 2010. It serves Italian and Mediterranean dishes including Josper-grilled specialties and pizzas, and is recognized by the Michelin Guide.
