Stopped by for coffee and ended up staying a few hours on my laptop. WiFi held up fine, which is rare for me to say. Flat white was decent, not too bitter. Staff left me alone but checked in when my cup was empty. Got a bit louder around 6pm but still manageable. Price felt fair for what it was.

The owner walked us through every pastry and gave samples, which was so nice. Baklava was perfectly layered, not too sweet. Service was a bit slow but honestly didn&rsquo;t mind it. 😊

Service was spot on, and the portions are huge&mdash;definitely come hungry. The local flavors hit the mark. A bit noisy, but the wine list made up for it.

The walnut cake at Reforma was honestly better than I expected for the price. Rich, dense, the kind you eat slowly. Staff were nice even though I could barely communicate. Place itself is nothing fancy but fine for a quick stop. I&#39;d go back just for that cake, maybe try something else next time.

The crispy salmon here is what keeps me coming back. Skin perfectly crackled, flesh still moist inside. Had it again last week, same result as before. Consistent, which matters more than people think. Place is near St. Mark&#39;s, easy to find. Didn&#39;t pay much attention to the decor or staff, but that fish did the job.

The interior here is actually pretty nice for a kafana&mdash;warm wood, traditional touches, not too dark. There&#39;s a separate non-smoking section which I appreciated. I had the tripe stew with corn bread, it was hearty and hit the spot on a chilly evening. Food came out at a decent pace, nothing fancy but solid. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

The menu covers a lot of ground&mdash;breakfast stuff, salads, pasta, grilled meats. I went for the grilled option and paired it with a decent red they had by the glass. Worked well together. Place was busy but not chaotic. Fine for a casual stop if you&#39;re in the area and want something simple.

Solid local spot, food was good and staff were friendly. Just wish the smoking section was more separated from the rest &mdash; got a bit of secondhand smoke with my meal. Still, it&#39;s a decent place.

The cream pie alone is worth stopping by. Cozy little place, kind of vintage feeling. Owner was there serving tables, which felt nice.

Great spot for coffee and getting work done. Breakfast served all day is a solid plus. Smoking inside though, typical Belgrade.

The beef cheek here is the real deal. Slow-cooked until it just falls apart, rich gravy that actually tastes of something. Had it with the mash, proper comfort food. Portion was decent for the price too. Not fancy plating or anything, but who cares when the food hits like this. Would eat that again tomorrow.

Been coming here for a while now, and the keto pancakes are still the reason. Had them warm again this time, just like always. Portion&#39;s big enough that I didn&#39;t need lunch after. Price is okay for what you get. Place wasn&#39;t too busy on a Tuesday, which was nice.

Stopped by for a quick coffee near the hospital. Place was calm, not too crowded in the morning. Had a decent cappuccino, nothing fancy but it did the job. Parking was a bit of a pain though, had to circle around a few times. Fine if you&#39;re already in the area.

I had a fantastic meal here! The food was not only delicious but beautifully presented. The dessert was a highlight, and I can&#39;t recommend it enough!

The Neapolitan pizza here is legit. Dough was light and airy, nice char on the crust. Toppings tasted fresh. Probably the best pie I&#39;ve had in Belgrade so far.

Came for lunch, had the lamb chops with cream corn. Meat was tender, cooked right. Pork bajadera was solid too, not dry at all. Even the bread and cheese plate surprised me&mdash;simple but fresh. Waiter knew the menu well, helped us pick. NY cheesecake after that was a good call. Place gets busy around noon, so come a bit earlier if you want a quiet table.

The cake selection here is really something&mdash;lots of tarts, cookies, chocolates. I grabbed a few things and everything tasted fresh, no complaints. Prices are a bit steep though, but I guess you pay for quality. The seating was comfortable enough to enjoy my coffee slowly, which I appreciated.

The beef tartare with that aromatic butter was really good. Sweet potatoes came out crispy too. Butter cake with white chocolate for dessert &mdash; solid finish. Place had a nice hum to it, not too loud.

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