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CAFFE INCOGNITO - BILIJAR KLUB

35 Hajduk Stankova st., Zvezdara
Caffe INCOGNITO is nestled in Zvezdara, sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the city. You can relax with a delicious coffee or chat with friends over a refreshing drink. While enjoying the relaxed atmosphere or flipping through the daily newspapers in the soothing ambiance of our garden, you ca...

MOJ CAFFE

28 Makedonska st., Stari grad
Moj Caffe – specialty coffee in the heart of Belgrade A great place for all lovers of good coffee, a pleasant atmosphere, and delicious bites. Its bright, modern interior and carefully curated menu make it the ideal spot for a morning coffee, a midday break, or a relaxed get-together. In addition...

CAFFE PAUZA

63 Tadeusa Koscuska st.,(SC 25. maj), Stari grad
Whether you want to escape the city crowds while still staying in the city center, enjoy the view of the Danube and Zemun, whether you are a swimmer, cyclist, runner, footballer, or want to enjoy the most beautiful sunshine with your family. If you want to take shelter from the rain and enjoy an un...

CAFE CLUB SAVANA

2 Kej oslobodjenja, Zemun
Do you believe that there is something deep inside our genes that links us to African landscapes, something that reaches back in time...To the rhythm of blues in an ambience woven out of soft wood and natural materials as warm as Africa's sun while Danube offers itself to you, find out how unique it...


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