Located on the very edge of Vračar, in a building with a rich history that borders Voždovac, overlooking the international transport route connecting Southern, Northern, and Western Europe, you'll find Komanda Bar & Restaurant. What many Serbians dream of—opening their own hospitality venue—the owners turned into reality through a family business. With pride and unwavering dedication, they live by one simple motto: Our strategy is nothing less than first-class!
Komanda embraces the responsibility of offering a new dimension of quality living. It strives to honor the words of Momo Kapor, who described the Serbian kafana as a true "social institution," while preserving the tradition that Belgrade is so proud of. After all, Serbia's capital opened its first tavern as early as 1522, a full century before Paris, London, and many other European cities, and even 33 years before the then-mighty Constantinople. Within Belgrade's taverns and restaurants—true universities of life—history was made, literature was written, theatrical masterpieces came to life, the city's first electric light illuminated the night, and the first book fair was held. At Komanda, everyone shares one heartfelt ambition: to create a genuine gathering place devoted to the culture of enjoyment—a place where life, love, and passion are celebrated. Rooted in tradition, yet guided by modern principles.
The concept behind Komanda Café—whose beautifully designed interior is a feast for the eyes—is distinctly cosmopolitan. Located at 7 Ustanička Street, it was created as a welcoming place where people of different professions, backgrounds, beliefs, lifestyles, and tastes come together as equals. It is a place for those who believe that meaningful conversations make every coffee better, that laughter and companionship are essential ingredients of a happy life, and that exceptional food and carefully selected drinks complete every memorable experience.
Breakfast is served during the kitchen's operating hours, from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
Did we exaggerate a little? Perhaps. But we warned you from the very beginning: Nothing less than first-class!