Cafés in Belgrade

Cafés in Belgrade are vey often full during working hours just like in the evening every days of week. That may sound unimaginably to people from nation where cafés are full only at the weekend.

There are a couple of places which are worth of visiting if you want to have a rest after shopping or walking through the city of Belgrade. Fancy cafés, cafés on a theme, tea rooms and pastry shop or pubs can be found in this section of the café guide. Of course, the city has good cafes outside of these areas.

Strahinića Bana Street

Strahinića Bana Street is Belgrade’s busiest bar strip and has plenty of decent places to drink. Cafés in this street are the fanciest in Belgrade and people usually come here to see and to be seen. It is known as The Silicon Avenue, because of beautiful girls who go there for a drink. The best cafés are Buongiorno, L'angolo, Kandahar, Waterloo, Nachos…

Obilićev Venac Street

The second café zone is located between two very popular shopping malls and it is closed to pedestrian zone. If you don’t like to be in a crowd then this might not be the place for you. The best cafés are Zuzu's, Jazz caffe, Irish pub, Ok.N …

Njegoševa Street

This street is known as fancy café – street in Belgrade. It is located between two shopping zones (Kralja Milana Street and Bulevar Kralja Aleksandra). The best cafés are Cvetni Trg, Peti Element , Jump Caffe, Kameleon…

Zemun quay

There is a good range of restaurants and cafes along the Danube shore. Its cozy restaurants and cafes, often with live music, offer a welcome respite during the colder months too. During the day they are restaurants and cafes and during the night they develop into clubs. The best are Amphora, Amsterdam, Monza, Bibis, Blaywatch…