Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Novi Sad from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Novi Sad
PROJECT 72 WINE&DELI, Korpa Deli Bistro, and Krivina have the city's 3 exceptional wine programs in our guide.
A Modern Serbian Fusion restaurant with an exceptional wine program. The a la carte menu includes creative Serbian cooking such as ajvar ice cream, with over 200 local wine options in Podbara.
A Modern European Bistro & Steakhouse with an exceptional wine program and over 400 labels available by the glass or bottle from the adjacent shop. The list leans into Serbian wines, and the format sits between a deli stop and a more considered bistro table.
A Mediterranean wine bar in Sremska with an exceptional wine program and an extensive wine list. It also functions as a specialised shop for wine, brandy, whiskey, and cigars, with a tasting bar.
Jasmin a Maslina serves a tasting menu, RESTORAN VELIKI prepares Vojvodina regional cooking, and Tri Petice serves French-Asian fusion with Serbian influences.
A Modern Balkan Fusion Fine Dining restaurant in Narodnog fronta with a tasting-menu format and a wine list. It won The Best Fine Dining Restaurant at the Taste Awards Serbia for 2024, and the cooking draws on locally sourced ingredients with Balkan and international inspiration.
A Modern Vojvodina Regional Cuisine restaurant in City Center with an extensive wine list. The menu interprets 19th-century recipes through Serbian, Hungarian, Slovak, German, and Jewish influences.
A French-Asian Fusion with Serbian Influences restaurant in Rotkvarija with a wine list and craft cocktails. It serves an a la carte dinner built around ramen, gnocchi with ox tail, and lamb.
Novi Sad has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. This count covers restaurants citywide; the citywide total of Michelin stars is also none across the restaurants included in our Novi Sad guide.
City Center, Stari Grad, Sremska, and Podbara all have wine-led stops in our guide. City Center includes RESTORAN VELIKI, Stari Grad includes Loft Downtown and FISH&ZELENIÅ, Sremska includes Krivina, and Podbara includes PROJECT 72 WINE&DELI.
PROJECT 72 WINE&DELI, Korpa Deli Bistro, and Krivina are the clearest stops for exceptional wine in our guide. They cover modern Serbian fusion, a bistro-steakhouse, and a Mediterranean wine bar, with lists that include over 200 local options, over 400 labels, and an extensive wine list.
Jasmin a Maslina is the tasting-menu pick in our guide. It sits in Narodnog fronta and pairs that format with a wine list and a fine-dining brief built around locally sourced ingredients, with a Taste Awards Serbia win for 2024.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Novi Sad.
Novi Sad, Serbia
On Petra Drapšina in Novi Sad's city centre, Ananda occupies a quiet register in a dining scene that runs from river-terrace grills to contemporary European tables. The address puts it within reach of the city's main cultural corridor, and its name, drawn from the Sanskrit for bliss, signals an orientation toward considered, unhurried hospitality that distinguishes it from the louder end of the market.
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The address places it in a residential stretch of the boulevard, removed from the pedestrian-zone concentration of the older city centre. Details on hours, booking, and pricing are best confirmed directly with the venue.
Novi Sad, Serbia
Comida Sanchez occupies a address on Lukijana Mušickog street in central Novi Sad, positioning itself within a city whose restaurant scene has grown considerably more varied over the past decade. The name signals a Latin or Mexican orientation in a Serbian dining context where such cuisines remain a relative rarity, making it a point of curiosity for visitors mapping the city's more unconventional options.
Novi Sad, Serbia
On a quiet residential street in central Novi Sad, CUBO occupies a position in the city's dining scene where neighbourhood character and considered cooking converge. The address on Strumička 16 places it away from the main tourist circuit, signalling a room that earns its following from locals rather than passing foot traffic. For visitors working through Novi Sad's better tables, it belongs on the shortlist alongside peers like Ananda and Comida Sanchez.
Novi Sad, Serbia
On a quiet Novi Sad side street, FISH&ZELENIKA builds its menu around the structural contrast its name announces: fish and greens, protein and plant, in a city whose dining culture has historically leaned toward grilled meat and heavy sauces. The address on Skerlićeva puts it a short walk from the city centre, making it an accessible detour for those already mapping the neighbourhood's restaurants.
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Jasmin a Maslina occupies the first floor of Maksima Gorkog 17 in Novi Sad, placing it within a city whose dining scene has grown steadily more ambitious over the past decade. The restaurant's name, jasmine and olive, suggests a Mediterranean orientation within a Serbian context, signalling the kind of cross-regional cooking that has become a defining characteristic of the city's more considered mid-tier restaurants.
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On Zmaj Jovina, the pedestrian spine of Novi Sad's old town, Kafe Restoran Maša occupies the kind of central address that sustains a local following across decades. The kitchen draws from the Serbian pantry, a tradition built on seasonal produce, regional meats, and Pannonian-plain agriculture, and the setting reflects the kafana model that still defines mid-century dining culture in this part of Vojvodina.
Novi Sad, Serbia
Kombinat sits on Bulevar Mihajla Pupina in central Novi Sad, drawing the city's occasion-dining crowd to its address on one of the main arteries connecting the old town to the newer districts. With Novi Sad's restaurant scene maturing steadily, Kombinat occupies a position worth knowing for milestone meals and group celebrations in a city that takes its table culture seriously.
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The name, literally 'one fish bites another's tail', signals a place rooted in tradition rather than trend. Regular tables here fill early with Novi Sad residents who treat the kitchen as an extension of their own, which is the clearest indicator of what kind of cooking to expect.
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Korpa Deli Bistro occupies a compact address on Veselina Masleše in central Novi Sad, where the deli-bistro format positions it between a casual neighbourhood lunch spot and a more considered evening table. Among a city whose dining scene is diversifying faster than most outsiders expect, Korpa sits in the approachable mid-market tier, low formality, neighbourhood draw, and a walk-in culture that rewards the spontaneous visitor.
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On Futoška street in Novi Sad, Krilce I Pivce occupies a corner of the city's everyday dining scene that operates far from the polished gastropub tier. The kitchen focuses on grilled and roasted meat cuts in the tradition of Serbian casual taverns, drawing a neighbourhood crowd that returns for portion size and price rather than ceremony. It sits in a different register from destination restaurants like CUBO or Ananda, and that contrast is precisely its point.
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Krivina on Sremska 9 in Novi Sad serves as a Mediterranean wine bar with an extensive wine list, in a casual, conversational setting.
Novi Sad, Serbia
On Dunavska 17, one of Novi Sad's most historically layered streets, Kuća Mala operates within a small-format tradition that prizes restraint over scale. It sits in a peer group of Vojvodina-rooted dining rooms where local sourcing and reduced-footprint cooking carry more weight than theatrical presentation. For visitors already familiar with the broader Serbian dining scene, it represents a quieter register in a city with a growing appetite for considered hospitality.
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A bistro address on one of Petrovaradin's quieter residential streets, Le Klok sits in a town whose culinary identity is shaped by proximity to Novi Sad and the Vojvodina agricultural plain. The bistro format here signals a middle register between Serbian kafana tradition and the more polished modern dining now moving across the Danube from Novi Sad's centre.
Novi Sad, Serbia
On Njegoševa Street in central Novi Sad, Loft Downtown occupies a position in the city's growing mid-to-upper dining tier, where industrial-inflected spaces and considered menus are reshaping expectations. The address places it within walking distance of the pedestrian core, making it a practical anchor for an evening that takes the local restaurant scene seriously.
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Piknik occupies a riverside address on Ribarsko ostrvo in Novi Sad, placing it within a dining tradition that treats the Danube floodplain as both setting and supply chain. The venue draws on the outdoor-dining culture that defines this stretch of the Serbian north, where the gap between the river and the table is measured in metres rather than kilometres.
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On Zmaj Jovina, Novi Sad's main pedestrian artery, Pivnica Gusan occupies a position that places it inside the city's enduring kafana tradition rather than apart from it.
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The wine list and provisions sit inside the same editorial frame, making it a useful stop for those who want to drink seriously and eat well without crossing into formal restaurant territory.
Novi Sad, Serbia
On Nikole Pašića, one of Novi Sad's central addresses, Restoran Veliki occupies the kind of position that separates neighbourhood regulars from passing visitors. The house format shifts noticeably between a lunch service built around value and pace, and an evening setting that leans into occasion dining, placing it in a tier of Serbian city restaurants where the time of day changes the experience as much as the menu does.
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A salaš is a traditional Vojvodina farmstead, and Salaš 137 sits on the outskirts of Novi Sad as a working example of that rural form adapted for the table. For those tracing the region's food culture beyond the downtown circuit, it functions as a spatial and culinary argument for the countryside.
Novi Sad, Serbia
SAVOCA focuses on Italian Pizza & Pasta at Bulevar oslobođenja 41 in Novi Sad, with tiramisu, lasagna bolognese, and pizza capricciosa on the menu.
Novi Sad, Serbia
SOKAČE occupies a quiet address on Pavla Papa in central Novi Sad, operating in the tradition of the Serbian kafana, that particular institution where the boundary between a long lunch and an extended evening dissolves naturally. The name itself, a regional word for an old neighbourhood street or alley, signals an intention to root the experience in local identity rather than international convention. For anyone tracing Serbian urban dining culture, it belongs on the itinerary.
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Sushi Fresh occupies a compact address on Maksima Gorkog in central Novi Sad, positioning itself within the city's gradually expanding roster of Japanese-format dining. In a Serbian restaurant scene still dominated by grilled meats and river fish, a dedicated sushi counter represents a deliberate departure, one that speaks to shifting urban appetites and a growing appetite for precision-driven cuisine.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Novi Sad.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Novi Sad.
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Korpa Deli Market & Bistro occupies a corner of Novi Sad's dining scene where gourmet deli shelves and a sit-down bistro share the same address on Veselina Masleše 2. The format marries local Serbian produce with international preparation in a setting that rewards both a quick lunch stop and a longer table session. For a city building a credible food-and-drink identity, it represents the kind of hybrid concept that defines the current direction of travel.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Novi Sad.
Novi Sad, Serbia
Fleur d’Oranger is a small estate winery near Novi Sad shaped by Pearl Island, the Tisa river setting, and the rare Muscat Krokan grape. The interest here is not trophy culture or grand-cellar theatre, but a specific Serbian wine story: 20 hectares of vineyards, a compact varietal range, and a visitor experience built around place rather than spectacle.
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Vinarija Bjelica belongs to the Fruška Gora wine orbit around Novi Sad, where vineyard properties increasingly combine production with visitor infrastructure. Its strongest signal is place: a family-house winery format in Sremski Karlovci, with still-white focus, sauvignon blanc listed, and recent public investment tied to hospitality and accommodation capacity.
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