KC GRAD

I was here for a Dj party. It’s quite spacious inside, there’s also an outside area, where some people could go and smoke. Once it got full inside, some people just started smoking on the dance floor. There is also a window which people could also open for some fresh air. There were two dance floors, downstairs and upstairs. The toilets get really crowded. I know this place is used as a venue for all sorts of events, exhibitions etc… I havnt been for anything else’s either than this party. It was fun though. Bartenders were nice and the men at the door/entrance.

Fun place, but check the event! Sometimes the price/value ratio sucks. Overall, this is a nice progressive place, I’m happy to say they supported students during the protests! They even hosted an exhibition about this in the gallery. Their commendable political stance means the crowds they attract are lovely young people. However, as a club, it’s very basic. There is only one stage with a mediocre sound system. This is fine for maybe a 400-800 dinar entrance fee, however we payed 1500 dinars for an event… for that money we could have just gone to Drugstore.

KC GRAD allows small businesses to thrive by lending its patio for occasional bazaars. It's just one of the ways it fulfils its role as a "cultural center", which is to be appreciated. At this venue, you have the opportunity to get acquainted with new artists and their creative work. Even in this scorching weather, that outdoor area is shaded by trees, so it's pleasant to lounge there even without an AC. The decor isn't loud and doesn't try hard, and I would describe it as somewhat hippie.

Been here for a couple of events. The place is rather small but well organized and not that crowded events go well. There’s also a bar which is always a plus

Really cool bar, great atmosphere, good location and easy to find. It's a bit of a dive bar but it's a great little place. Very nice outside beer garden and a few snacks available to be washed down with the drinks on tap.

A club that tourists like to visit, especially during the summer because it has a beautiful garden and a very pleasant ambience. Exhibitions are often organized. Almost every Monday, the so-called "delicacy Monday" is organized, where you can try traditional dishes from other countries for symbolic money. Mostly DJ plays alternative music, but concerts are also organized. The atmosphere is always good and the prices of drinks are not expensive. Near there is a newly renovated pedestrian zone along the river, "Belgrade waterfront" which is worth a visit.

Great place for concerts near Sava river. And one of the best beer you can taste there (Mumbai IPA). Also very nice people and kind personnel.

Despite the coolness and vibrant cultural agenda, the place is filthy. Looks like never cleaned. Furniture needs a serious cleaning/update. And the toilets...