We aggregate menus from delivery services and restaurant websites, translate to 4 languages, estimate calories via AI. 658 restaurants with full menus in 5 cities.
Living in Serbia and constantly wondering "does this café have an online menu, what are the prices, what vegan options are there?" is a separate kind of suffering. Some places have an Instagram account with a PDF menu from 2022, others only have photos in Highlights, and some have nothing at all.
We have gathered the menus of 658 restaurants in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac and Subotica in one place. There you'll also find dish photos, prices in RSD, descriptions, the average check and approximate nutrition facts.
Below is how and why this was done, and what tricks you can use.
On serbiahub.com/places enable the "With menu" filter and you'll instantly see all establishments that already have a ready-made menu.
Each card contains:
If you ever count macros, choosing a dish in an unfamiliar restaurant becomes a guessing game: how many calories are in ćevapi? And in pljeskavica? How much fat is in kajmak? We made an approximate estimate via AI for every dish. These are not laboratory-accurate numbers (that would require weighing and a calorimeter), but good enough to make a decision. Example:
Pljeskavica sa kajmakom - Serbian patty with dairy cream. 600 RSD
≈ 720 kcal · P 38 / F 45 / C 15
If the AI is unsure (exotic or author-created dish), the nutrition facts simply aren't shown - better to stay silent than to mislead.
Machine translation often "breaks" culinary terms: brancin becomes "sea pool", pohovan turns into "meaningless". Therefore we translate through AI, taking the culinary context into account:
The result is a Russian menu that reads like a "normal Russian restaurant", without machine-generated calques.
Previously the parser grabbed only food, leaving drinks to guesswork. Now it scans additional subpages (vinska-karta, vine-list, pića) and adds wines and cocktails to a separate "Wines" section. Many venues now display their own wine list in the card.
Below each card you'll see a figure like "~1200 RSD". This is the median of all menu items after trimming the top 10 % most expensive and the bottom 10 % cheapest dishes, so a single pricey steak doesn't "inflate" the average check of a place that serves home-cooked food. You can filter restaurants by average check, e.g., "up to 800 RSD" or "premium 2500+".
On serbiahub.com/places in the "Food" category turn on the "With menu" filter. Only establishments with a parsed and translated menu will remain. This is handy when you want to see instantly what's offered and at what price.
Additional filters:
| City | Restaurants with menu |
|---|---|
| Belgrade | ~370 |
| Novi Sad | ~140 |
| Niš | ~80 |
| Kragujevac | ~40 |
| Subotica | ~28 |
Data are refreshed hourly. If your favorite spot is not yet in the database, it will appear in the coming weeks, or just write to us - we'll add it manually.
Nutrition facts are estimated, calculated by AI from the name, description and typical composition of the dish. Real values may differ by ±20-30 % depending on the amount of oil and other factors. Prices are current as of the last update; if you notice significant discrepancies, let us know - we'll fix them.
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