La Croissanterie w Belgrade

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  Sanja Miljkovic

  :: 23 April 2018 00:12:15

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  Petar Matić

  :: 22 September 2017 00:14:31

  Ok

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  Anamarija Marinovic

  :: 17 July 2017 12:48:41

  Calm place in the center of Belgrade, next to the School of Philosophy. Quiet and not busy in the morning. French style. On the walls you can see drawings of the Eiffel Tower and some basic sentences in French: Bonjour, bonsoir, avec plaisir, merci beaucuoup. Good for the first coffee in the morning and a croissant. International music, a bit loud at 11 A.M. It eould be more aithentic if there was French music. The croissant with lemon cream ia tasty and it costs 150 dinars. Mini croissants cost 30 dinars. A cup of tea costs 80 dibars. A cup of espresso costs 100 dinars. Americano 160 dinars. There is also the option of double espresso, cappucxino, cafde freddo, hot or cold chocolate, mocha, biscoccino, mochacino. You can also have a chocolate croissant, the one with prosciuto or some other choices. You can also buy sandeiches or salads and drink water, Coca-Cola or fanta. An espresso or Turkish coffee together with lemonade cost 190 dinars, which is very accessible. You can also order a muffin or an ecklaire. It is a self service, so to order, you go inside. Nice outdoor seating, although today it was a bit hot outside. Airconditioned inside. Payment can be done in cash or with card. Toilets are clean and modern. As far as I could see, there is no specific restroom with wheelchair access. The staff are young and they speak English. Coffee and tea are served in paper cups. You can choose between white or brown sugar. Smoking is allowed in the outdoor part. Nice views.

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  Dusan Dakic

  :: 26 May 2017 00:50:44

  The food is OK, but the service is slow. The staff is not very kind either.

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  Olivera M.

  :: 10 March 2017 09:33:21

  Neljubazna usluga, sendvič loš, a cene visoke...