The MICHELIN Guide Belgrade 2021 was unveiled today, 7th December. This inaugural selection brings together 14 restaurants and includes everything from a restaurant in a shopping centre to one in a former customs house… and the range of cuisines is equally diverse, from classical and authentic to modern and creative; Serbian and Mediterranean to Japanese.
The country’s multi-faceted cuisine – brought about by its geographical location between East and West, and the richness of its exchanges throughout history – has created a strong and varied culinary culture, where Turkish, Hungarian, and other Balkan influences abound.
The Serbian landscape, full of rich and fertile lands, supplies a wonderful range of high-quality produce all year round – while, throughout the ages, Serbia has also been known for its viticulture. The result is a culinary scene that is vibrant, popular and accessible to all.
Iva New Balkan Cuisine – Awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand
This friendly, neighbourhood café-cum-restaurant is awarded a Bib Gourmand for its great quality, great value cooking. In this modern-looking restaurant, gourmets can enjoy traditional, wholesome Balkan recipes that are subtly refined.
Bela Reka – Highlighted for its commitment to sustainability
This city centre establishment’s aim is to promote local farmers and producers, and to preserve the identity of traditional Serbian cuisine. The owner’s farm, located in the Homolje Mountains, provides a wonderful array of meats and cheeses, which are accompanied by wines from their estate.
Main Selection – Recommended by the Michelin Inspectors
Comunale Cafè e Cucina
Ebisu
Enso
Gušti mora
Homa
JaM
Langouste
Legat 1903
Magellan
Mezestoran Dvorište
Salon 1905
The Square
View all of the listings here on the website or on the free MICHELIN Guide iOS and Android apps.
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