Savana stands out on Zemun Quay with blues, cold beer, and river views — wooden, laid-back, pet-friendly, and blissfully free of turbo folk music.

Belgrade’s oldest Indian spot, Diwalli Palace serves up bold spices, rich curries, and real charm — led by chef Rakesh Kumar since 1997.

Jazz Club Zemun is one of Belgrade's aces up its sleeve. It's probably the only place in the city where you'll see such a mix of people together...

Campo de Fiori in Zemun nails Roman-style pizza — thin, crisp, and full of flavor. Tucked underground, it’s a hidden slice of Italy in Belgrade.

Tucked in a YU-era complex, visit Utočište with its wondeful people, social impact and Sicilian sweets, — an unexpected gem in New Belgrade.

Ariana Yummy, an Afghan eatery, has opened in Belgrade! The family prepares and shares each dish with love, just as they would for friends at home.

Macura Museum outside Belgrade houses a peculiar collection of early 20th century Yugoslavian super-avant-garde art as expressed mainly by 'zenitism'...

What makes the sandwiches at Babalu so exceptional are the various sauces that can be added—my favorite being honey-mustard.

An ice cream machine, one plastic chair next to it, a parasol over it, and a really pleasant person serving ice cream. Opt for a large or small portion.

What I love most about this place is that they provide sauces of varying levels of spiciness so you can adjust the meal to suit your taste and mood.

Apart from coffee, Veza offers tasty vegan food, from vegan scrambled eggs to avocado toasts, fried vegetables to an assortment of hummuses and tofu.

This event happens every last Saturday of the month, and it is organized by the cyclist organization called Streets for Cyclists. Join us for a ride!