Best Coffee in Belgrade
Belgrade has serious coffee culture. This list covers the espresso bars, roasters, and linger-worthy cafes.
We track the cafes with real regulars: strong espresso, long conversations, and zero pretension.
Slow mornings, laptop work, and long Turkish coffee.
Dorcol, Vracar, and Stari Grad dominate the list.
Order a double espresso and sit outside.
Signature picks
3 curated spots
Kafeterija Magazin 1907
Set in a magnificent 1907 Art Nouveau former department store, Magazin 1907 is the crown jewel of Belgrade's popular Kafeterija chain. Spread across multiple floors with a stunning open atrium, the space blends industrial-chic decor with historic architectural grandeur. Beyond their reliable specialty coffee, they offer a vast breakfast and brunch menu featuring everything from avocado toast to açai bowls. It is a wildly popular spot for remote work, casual meetings, and soaking in the city's cafe culture.
Kafe Strip
A hidden, vibrant oasis tucked away on Majke Jevrosime street, Kafe Strip is a beloved neighborhood gem known for its colorful decor and incredibly welcoming atmosphere. During the day, it serves as a top-tier laptop-friendly cafe where creatives and remote workers gather in a cozy, plant-filled environment. As the afternoon shifts to evening, the space smoothly transitions into a laid-back bar serving local rakija, great beer, and creative cocktails. Its standout feature is the lush courtyard garden, which provides a serene, shaded escape from the bustling city center during warmer months.
Single Origin
Situated near Slavija Square, Single Origin is a bright, industrial-style specialty coffee shop that has become a premier hub for digital nomads and remote workers. The space features high ceilings, massive street-facing windows, and a brutalist concrete aesthetic softened by natural light and a signature round table with a tree growing through the center. Beyond their meticulous pour-overs and cold brews, they serve one of the most popular brunch menus in the neighborhood.