Belgrade proudly stands tall as a regional powerhouse when it comes to gastronomic delights. You can find everything in the Serbian capital, from high-class gourmet restaurants all the way to edgy street eats. n This is the best places to eat in Belgrade

Little Bay

Dorćol’s Little Bay arguably takes the award for Belgrade’s most opulent restaurant inside, and the fare coming out of the kitchen longer than accentuates that decadence. If you’ve ever wished to eat a romantic meal at the environment of the theatre, Little Bay is the location for you. The live piano music provides a stylish ambience to it all, not that the aesthetics want any embellishment. There are rumors they organize online acting classes in the restaurant.

Enso

Belgrade is a city full of cheap experiences and cheap eats, but Enso is well and truly at the opposite end of that scale. There is not anything wrong with this , since this is a top-class gourmet restaurant which values every morsel of food that it presents. Mediterranean and seafood dishes abound at one of the most magnificent eateries in the entire region.

Manufaktura

If you’re a lover of meat which apparently drips in the bone, served up with succulent potatoes and the heritage one can muster, then Manufaktura should be your first port of call in Belgrade. Seriously, go here before checking in to your hotel. There’s more to traditional regional cuisine than grilled meat, also Manufaktura is where to sample some.

People often visit Manufaktura to watch football matches. Because it’s in a great location. Go and Serie A bet while you enjoy the specialties of this restaurant.

Ambar

Many restaurants in Europe are obsessed with presenting themselves as’traditional yet contemporary‘, but few manage it with such aplomb since Belgrade’s Ambar. There’s nothing conventional about the cocktails obviously, and the expert team will go out of their way to coincide with a mix to a fusion dish from the menu. This is only one of the finest spots in the city to try out some rakija also, although do keep an eye on your ingestion there.

Franš

A brief walk from Belgrade’s iconic Church of St. Sava, Franš continues to be ploughing its almost equally iconic furrow for well over three decades now. The garden may well be the best from the city, a really romantic setting for some of the best eats in the Serbian capital. The classics are all represented on the menu, along with plenty of vegetarian options for people hoping to prevent meat.