Mezestoran Dvoriste

I visit this restaurant almost every time I visit Belgrade. The menu consists of various Mediterranean cuisines, i.e. Greek, Turkish, Italian, even Spanish. Good price/quality ratio. Friendly staff. Reservation might be required depending on the day/time. Wi-Fi was not working during my recent lunch there though.

What a wonderful Mediterranean restaurant in Serbia. Whatever you order, it will be exceptionally delicious! The atmosphere and the taste of the food will make you feel like You're in Greece by the sea. My compliments.

Great food, an even better atmosphere, and reasonable prices. We had a lovely evening here. If you’re in Belgrade, make sure to save a dinner for this restaurant. The only thing I wasn’t fully satisfied with was the eggplant puree in the Hunkar Begendi (Sultan’s Delight). It should be roasted, smoky, and more pungent. Other than that, everything was excellent.

The Michelin people should visit this place and give them more attention than only list them. Amazing food. Tasty. Great presentation, attentious servers. We loved it all.. I know the people smoking in the indoor AC area is not their fault, but that is a big issue with all restaurants in Serbia. We second hand smoked all over the country.. may be an area for noon smoking only would help.

This restaurant lives up to its Michelin-recommended reputation. The dishes recommended by the waiter were delicate and rich in texture. The fish fillet was tender, flavorful, and well-seasoned, and the accompanying pasta was incredibly smooth and juicy! The Izmir kebab was equally tender and juicy, and the flatbread was soft and sweet. Savoring authentic Mediterranean cuisine in Belgrade was like finding a treasure. 😃 The service was also very satisfying; she even remembered how many times we'd been there. She was so attentive and made us feel right at home! ❤️❤️❤️

It’s been a while since I have been impressed by a restaurant purely based on Google reviews, but this one exceeded my expectations. The food was fresh and delicious, with a great variety of options. The wine from Crete was excellent. Needless to say, the staff were wonderful and the restaurant is spacious and welcoming. It’s a little bit hard to find, as the signs aren’t very visible, the restaurant is tucked away in a building’s courtyard. We shared tzatziki and chickpea meatballs with tahini sauce to start. For our main dishes, I had the stuffed aubergine with vegetables and feta cheese, and my partner had the risotto with steak and wild mushrooms. Recommend this place!

Tucked away in the courtyard of a historic mansion on Svetlogorska Street, this Greek restaurant feels like one of those hidden gems you stumble upon while wandering through the old town. Step inside, and you’re welcomed not just with food, but with the warmth of a family table - complete with “homemade” wines from local grape varieties. We came here with two families and shared a variety of dishes, along with house wines from Crete. The experience was rich and memorable: fresh ingredients, bold flavors, and salads served in generous portions. Desserts were also excellent - the krempita in particular was a sweet note to end on. The only misstep was the gyros, which was a bit too dry, but in the grand scheme of things it hardly spoiled the evening. A wonderful discovery, and one I’d wholeheartedly recommend to fellow travelers.

A delightful shady terrace, navigated through an apartment block (easy to miss the entrance!), perfect for a languid afternoon lunch. Food was great, really good seafood dolmades, salads, and the homemade pasta was terrific. Good friendly service. Only things to improve would be some local drought beer on the menu and not bringing the starters and mains out in quite such quick succession…