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GRILL KOD BAĆKA

116 Marsala Tita st., Grocka
“Kod Baćka” offers top-quality grilled and roasted meat specialties that win you over with flavor – from crispy roasted pork to juicy pork knuckle. We carefully select and marinate our meat using traditional recipes, then slowly and thoroughly roast it to achieve the perfect balance of tenderness an...

KAFANICA

66a Kneza Viseslava st., Kosutnjak
The tavern is located in Košutnjak, one of the most beautiful excursion spots in Belgrade. Nestled in the beautiful nature of the Košutnjak forest, it offers you the opportunity to experience the charms of Serbian tradition and enjoy homemade specialties in an original ambiance: kačamak, prosciutto...

CAFE & RESTAURANT JULIJUS

9a Trgovacka st., Cukarica
The space radiates the warmth of a modern interior with a touch of luxury, making it perfect for enjoying time with your loved ones. Every element has been carefully selected to provide comfort, elegance, and a pleasant atmosphere. Our menu features authentic Neapolitan pizza, juicy burgers, a vari...

BISTRO TRANDAFILOVIC

73 Makenzijeva st., corner with Mutapova st., Vracar
Restaurant Trandafilović: A Timeless Gem in Belgrade Restaurant Trandafilović is one of the oldest dining establishments in Belgrade. Originally built in 1929, it was demolished in 1961 and lovingly rebuilt six years later. Located in the heart of Belgrade, on Makenzijeva Street near Kalenić Mark...


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