STARA TRESNJA

Address: 26 Petra Lekovica st.
Phone: +381 11 3557 428, +381 11 3540 565
Summer dinner in Stara Tresnja, light meal with plenty of salads in new, pleasant ambient of summer garden - sounds good. We recommend specialties from chicken meat or tuna with almond with cold Serbi...

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