"Savana Cafe on Danube" on Belgrade's Zemun quay is probably the best place around to bring your friends and feel like you're at home. Pet-friendly place.

I tend to come early enough to catch a slice of the daily cake - carrot cake is a classic here, and it's really tasty!

SOFI's approach is ethical and sustainable, elaborate but effortless, and represents a great example of a high-quality local brand.

Milivojević considered this moment to be as important as the first human incursion into space and decided to repeat the game using his usual medium - tape.

In the back is where all the nut butters are being made, in-house and from the finest ingredients: hazelnuts, peanuts, coconuts and cashews.

I usually opt for uštipci, doughnut-like sour dough pastry you can order either with cheese/ham or with jam/cream on the side.

Footnote Centre for Image and Text is an artist-run community space, binding together audio-visual & textual practices through a transdisciplinary program.

"Belgrade Night Market" takes place every month or two, always on Fridays. The idea is to revive traditional green markets while providing entertainment...

"Brodić" is a Belgrade classic, a riverside cafe-bar that's been around for more than 20 years. It's the epitome of low-profile, tranquil place to chill...

"Tuk Tuk" in Belgrade is riding the wave of new South-East Asian restaurants in the city. If you're hungry for some good Thai, look no further...

"Vanilica" in Belgrade doesn't have a vast offer of pastries - it's a small, unassuming, family-run bakery that I just love for the cakes and gibanica...

"Stari šlep" is the perfect restaurant for the summer days/daze in Belgrade. Its name means 'the old barge' - I'd recommend a fish soup and salad here.