Menu

Menu (Translated from Serbian)

Selection of traditional Serbian food with the subtitles. "Prijatno!" and "Enjoy!"
Glasses of sparkling beverage clinking. Subtitled with "Cheers!" and "Ziveli"
Selection of traditional Serbian food in three different photos.

Starter

Cold Platter

Smoked prosciutto, salami, pepperoni, Trappista cheese, Feta cheese, Urnebes dip/spread (authentic Serbian spread consisting of a mixture of saltz cheese, garlic, roasted peppers, paprika, sour cream, cooked egg yolks, and oil), Proja (authentic Serbian muffin made with corn flour)

Soup

Beef Thick Soup

(Juicy beef, carefuly prepared and cooked with onions, fresh carrots, parsley, and potatoes )

Main Meal

Sarma

(Authentic Serbian dish; pickled cabbage leaves stuffed with a mixture of fresh minced meat, rice, various spices and herbs, and slowly cooked for a few hours) 

Fun Fact: The Ottoman Empire left significant mark in the historical and cultural development of Serbia, and sarma is one of the dishes that is still very popular and often cooked in homes around the Balkans. sarma – comes from the Turkish word sarmak which means to wrap. 

Serbian BBQ and Roast Meat

Ćevapi (Serbian type of kebab), Pork skewers, BBQed sausage, chicken thigh, chicken white meat, traditional roast lamb and roast pork

Roast potatoes – Serbian Style

Side Salad

A mixture of fresh cabbage, tomatoes, cucumbers, and sweet beetroot

Drinks Menu

STILL WATER – Aqua Viva 1 litre / Knjaz Miloš 1 litre

JUICE – Apple 1 litre / Orange 1 litre / Fruit Mix 1 litre

FIZZY DRINKS – Coca Cola 1 litre / Fanta 1 litre / Sprite 1 litre / Tonic Water 1 litre / Schweppes Tonic 1 litre

COFFEE – Turkish Coffee / Nescafe Instant Coffee 2in1

BEER – Jelen / Nektar

RAKIJA (Serbian brandy) – Pear / Apricot / Plum

SPIRITS – Rubin Vinjak (Serbian cognac-like spirit) / Gin / Vermouth

LIQUERS – Pelinkovac Gorki list (herbal liquer) / Chocolate liquor / Cherry liquor

VODKA – Smirnoff / V Vodka

WINE – White wine 0.75 litre / Red wine 0.75 litre / Rose 0.75 litre