Where is the specialty coffee cluster in Belgrade?

Vračar has the most specialty bars: 7AM on Kumanovska and Južni bulevar, Koppa on Nikolaja Krasnova, Baristocratia and Lumi on Njegoševa, MIR on Pećka and Dusha on Radoslava Grujića. Dorćol comes next, with UGAO on Dunavska, DRIP on Dobračina and a second Dusha on Višnjićeva.

Which specialty coffee bars in Belgrade stay open late?

Baristocratia on Njegoševa and its Coffee Society on Bulevar kralja Aleksandra close at 23:00. Dusha on Radoslava Grujića and Višnjićeva runs 07:00–23:00 daily, Latife coffee roasters on Zmaj Jovina is open until 23:30, and Artist Specialty Coffee in Zemun closes at 23:00.

How much does a bag of specialty coffee cost in Belgrade?

In October 2026 Melö Coffee Roasters in Zemun sold 250 g of its Ethiopian Lalesa or Chelbesa for 1,800 RSD and 200 g of its Colombian lots for 2,600 RSD. It roasts only single-origin coffee, lightly, in the Nordic style, and grinds for filter, moka pot or French press at no extra cost.

Specialty Coffee in Belgrade: Vračar Roasters and Filter

For centuries Belgrade drank finely ground, unfiltered coffee, and espresso drinks were slow to catch on.¹ The newer scene grew out of small roasters. The founders of D59B opened their first café, Pržionica, in Dorćol in 2012 and met customers wary of new ways of brewing; 7AM Coffee Roasters roasted for several years before opening its first café, in Vračar, in 2024.¹

Vračar has the most specialty bars, ahead of Dorćol, with smaller groups in Zemun, New Belgrade, Voždovac and the streets around Knez Mihailova. Local roasters don’t drop the old habit: Koppa describes itself as a craft roastery for domaća kafa (the home-style boiled coffee), filter and espresso alike.²

Local tip: Buying beans to take home? Melö grinds for filter, moka pot or French press at the same price as whole beans.⁶

Where these cafés are: Vračar (8), Dorćol (4), Zemun (2), New Belgrade (2), Voždovac (2), Knez Mihailova & Kosančićev Venac (2), Palilula & Tašmajdan (1), Senjak & Dedinje (1).

At a glance

22Cafés listed

16With opening hours

07:00Earliest opening

23:30Latest closing

Opens earliest: 7AM Specialty coffee shop, from 07:00 (Daily 07:00–18:00).

Closes latest: Latife coffee roasters, until 23:30 (Daily 08:00–23:30).

Most common features: smoke-free indoors (59%), outdoor seating (36%), open late (32%).

The Vračar cluster

7AM Specialty coffee shop on Kumanovska opens daily 07:00–18:00 and has seats outside; the 7AM Roasters bar on Južni bulevar runs 08:00–17:00. The company also runs courses for home brewers and professional baristas.¹ Koppa’s bar at Nikolaja Krasnova 14 opens weekdays 08:00–18:00 and Saturdays 10:00–16:00, and stays shut on Sundays.

Koppa’s founder, Radoslav Plešinac, has worked with espresso, specialty coffee and loose-leaf tea since the early 2000s, and the roastery buys directly from producers where it can.³ Njegoševa has two more stops, Baristocratia at No. 31a and Lumi at No. 40. MIR is on Pećka, and Dusha on Radoslava Grujića bakes as well as brewing.

Specialty bars open into the evening

Many specialty bars here close by 18:00 or 20:00, but a few keep going. Baristocratia keeps both of its branches, Njegoševa 31a and the Coffee Society at Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 179, open until 23:00, from 08:00 Monday to Saturday and 09:00 on Sunday. It roasts in small batches, and the Coffee Society pours seven espresso blends.⁴

Dusha runs 07:00–23:00 every day at both addresses, Radoslava Grujića 21b in Vračar and Višnjićeva 5 in Dorćol. Latife coffee roasters on Zmaj Jovina is open 08:00–23:30, and Artist Specialty Coffee on Avijatičarski trg in Zemun opens at 07:00 and closes at 23:00.

Roasters beyond the center

Melö Coffee Roasters in Zemun began around 2020, when its founders found Belgrade’s choice of coffee too narrow. It roasts only single-origin lots, lightly and in the Nordic style.⁵ In October 2026 its shop sold 250 g of the Ethiopian Lalesa or Chelbesa for 1,800 RSD and 200 g of its Colombian lots for 2,600 RSD.⁶

Belgrade Roasting Company on Milutina Milankovića in New Belgrade is a micro-roastery whose blends are named after Kalemegdan, Slavija and Terazije, and it sells domaća kafa too.⁷ Its bar opens weekdays 08:00–16:00. YoYo Coffee Roasters on Ustanička in Voždovac opens Wednesday to Sunday, 09:00–18:00, and KILO Coffee Roasters is on Ljutice Bogdana in Senjak.

Dorćol, New Belgrade and Voždovac

In Dorćol, UGAO Specialty Coffee at Dunavska 2i is open 08:00–20:00 daily, with Wi-Fi and a terrace, and DRIP Specialty Coffee is on Dobračina. Koppa has a second address at Kolarčeva 7.

Limun Specialty Coffee on Nikolaja Gogolja in New Belgrade closes on Mondays and opens at 08:00 on weekdays and 09:00 at weekends. Kuća kafe on Janisa Janulisa in Voždovac opens Monday to Saturday, 09:00–20:00, and offers Wi-Fi in a smoke-free room.

Specialty coffee in Belgrade

At a glance

7AM Roasters

7AM Specialty coffee shop

Artist Specialty Coffee

Baristocratia

Baristocratia Coffee Society

Belgrade Roasting Company

D59B

Dusha Specialty Coffee

Dusha Specialty Coffee

Kafograf

Koppa specialty coffee

Limun Specialty Coffee

UGAO Specialty Coffee

YoYo Coffee Roasters

Kuća kafe

Latife coffee roasters

DRIP Specialty Coffee

KILO Coffee Roasters

Koppa coffee

Lumi Specialty Coffee

Melö coffee roasters

MIR Specialty Coffee

The Vračar cluster

Specialty bars open into the evening

Roasters beyond the center

Dorćol, New Belgrade and Voždovac

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Other ways to browse Belgrade

Outdoor seating

Smoke-free cafés

Open late

Wi-Fi

Specialty coffee in Belgrade: questions

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Which specialty coffee bars in Belgrade stay open late?

How much does a bag of specialty coffee cost in Belgrade?

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