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Where to Eat in Belgrade: Best Restaurants & Local Spots

by Livia January 15, 2020
written by Livia

We spent just over two weeks in Belgrade and absolutely loved this city! One of the reasons were all the good food you can find scattered around the city. Belgrade is a very diverse city, and so is the food. You find everything here, from traditional Serbian food, to street vendors to really good Asian restaurants to upscale European places. It’s a great city to just walk around and eat along your way. We tried many places and will list our favourites in this guide to where to eat in Belgrade.

Where to eat in Belgrade for Traditional food

Zavičaj

This was one of our favourite restaurants for Serbian food. It’s located in Savamala, close to the bus station, so it’s easy to get to, kind of in the middle of everything. The atmosphere is great and the food super yummy. The beer comes in clay mugs, which is a nice touch. It’s maybe a little bit touristy, but the food is still really good, and prices not too high.

Znak Pitanja (Question Mark)

This is supposedly the oldest restaurant in Belgrade. The atmosphere is great, and even if it’s kind of touristy we had a great meal here. A little but more pricey than Zavičaj. It’s centrally located just off the walking street.

Tri Šešira

This is a very touristy restaurant in Skadarilja, but the food was good. It’s a famous place so many of the nearby restaurants has similar names, so make sure to go the right one.

Where to eat great Asian food in Belgrade

中华食府 X.WANG’S KITCHEN

This was our favorite place in Belgrade, not sure how many times we went here. It’s a Chinese family serving amazing Chinese food, specializing in Sichuan cuisine. Our favourite was the Sichuan beef – it’s a huge portion so you can share it between a few people, just add rice and maybe a few side dishes. It’s centrally located in Savamala making it easy to get to.

Wok Republic

This is a fast food place, but it has a sit down area and is a very cool spot. If you’re looking for cheap good noodles, this is perfect. Loved this place and went a couple of times.
Wok Republic

Wok Republic

MOON Sushi & Fusion Food

Our server told us this place was the first Sushi restaurant in Belgrade. Serving great Asian fusion food with friendly staff. It is on the expensive side, but definitely worth a visit if you’re craving sushi or other asian fusion dishes.

Where to eat great Western food in Belgrade

Homa Bistrot

Great restaurant close to Saint Sava church. They’re serving Serbian and western/European dishes. Everything is very well cooked and tasty. This is where families goes for their Saturday lunch, so either go another day or make sure to have a reservation.

Fat Boys Food co.

If you’re craving burgers, this place is perfect. It’s not the cheapest burgers, but definitely worth the price! The portions are huge and you will definitely be full when leaving.
The restaurant is located in the neighbourhood Dorcol with lots of cool cafes etc. nearby to discover.
Fat Boys

Fat Boys

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Niš Travel Guide: What to Do, Where to Stay + Tips

by Livia January 13, 2020
written by Livia

Our first stop in Serbia was Niš. A city in the southern part of the country. I’m not going to lie to you, this was not our favourite stop on the way. It’s a very industrial run down city, and we went through some very grim towns and places on the bus on our way to Niš. However, there are a few interesting places to visit in Niš and if it’s on your way it might be worth a stop.

We only spent three nights in Niš, which was more than enough and we didn’t do too much either as we found this city quite grim. It might have been because we came on a grey day in December tho.

First views of Niš

You can see all places below added to our Serbia travel page.

What to do in Niš

Old Fortress

This is more of a park within old fortress walls. It’s a nice part of the city with a few historical sights. It’s a great place for a stroll, if you go on a Sunday you will be joined by many locals. There’s a few cafes and a small petting zoo as well.

Cost: Free of charge.

Entrance to the Fortress

Inside the fortress area

Market

Next to the Fortress entrance there is a local market, mainly selling vegetables but there’s also a few stands selling souvenirs and local handicrafts.

Crveni Krst/Red Cross Concentration Camp

Niš has a pretty dark history, and one place to show it is the old concentration camp from WWII. This is an important bit of the European history, and even if it was extremely hard to visit it’s definitely a must go place in Niš. We had no idea that there were any concentration camps in Serbia, but apparently there were a few, in this one mainly Serbian “communists”, jews and Romani were held, most never to get out again.

A very emotional, but important place to visit

Skull Tower

Another mark of Niš dark history is the Skull Tower, we never had the chance to visit unfortunately as it was closed while we were there. But it seems like an interesting place. It’s a stone structure embedded with human skulls from a battle agains the Ottomans.

Visit Kazandžijsko Sokače/Tinkers Alley

This street is full of cafes, bars and restaurants. Join the locals at one of the many cafes here.

Where to eat in Niš

Dve krigle pivnica

This place was highly recommended by our host, so we went. It’s a great local bar serving beer and chicken wings by weight. Super busy, cheap and cheerful! Perfect for a night out.

Galija

Traditional Serbian restaurant. Huge portions, a bit touristy but still quite good if you want to try some local favourites.
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