Tasting menus, Michelin stars, and the kitchens redefining what fine dining means in Belgrade.

Top tables

Salon 1905 ★ 4.8

Eastern EuropeanChef Stefan Tomic$$$$Three, five or seven courses, prices on requestTue-Sat 12:00-23:00, closed Sun-MonBook 2-4 weeks ahead

Salon 1905 sits in the Michelin Guide Belgrade Selection inside the Geozavod, a Baroque landmark. JRE member, seasonal Serbian tasting menus.

Karadjordjeva 48, 11000 Belgrade Book →

Langouste 1 ★ ★ 4.6

SeafoodChef Marko Deric$$$$Five-course fish or meat menu; eight-course combinationMon-Sat 12:00-24:00, closed SunBook 1-2 weeks ahead

Marko Deric leads Langouste, Belgrade's first Michelin Star (awarded January 2025), on Kosancicev Venac. Five-course fish, meat or eight-course combination.

Kosancicev Venac 29, 11000 Belgrade

Iva New Balkan Cuisine ★ 4.5

BosnianChef Vanja Puskar$$$$A la carte, three-course tasting on requestMon-Sat 09:00-24:00, Sun 09:00-23:00Book 1 week ahead

Chef-owner Vanja Puskar opened Iva in March 2019 on Svetog Save in Vracar. The 2026 Michelin Bib Gourmand for refined Balkan cooking, fair prices.

Svetog Save 14, 11000 Belgrade

Mala fabrika ukusa ★ 4.3

Eastern EuropeanChef House team$$$$A la carte 25-50 EUR per personMon-Sun 08:00-24:00Book 1-2 weeks ahead

Mala fabrika ukusa in Belgrade's Vracar puts modern Serbian cooking into a garden courtyard. The Slatka Alhemija Ukusa dessert is finished at table.

Nebojsina 49a, 11000 Belgrade

Madera ★ 4.0

Japanese sushiChef House team$$$$A la carte mains 2500-6500 RSDMon-Sun 09:00-24:00Book 1 week ahead

Madera anchors the Tasmajdan park terrace beside St Mark's Church in Belgrade. A gastronomic institution since 1937, Serbian classics plus sushi grill.

Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 43, 11000 Belgrade Book →

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Editor picks in Belgrade include Salon 1905, Langouste, Iva New Balkan Cuisine, plus the full fine dining chapter on TableJourney.

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