Tri Šešira
Три шешира
An iconic Skadarlija establishment opened in 1864, featuring red-and-white checkered tablecloths and live folk music, making it a classic choice for experiencing the bohemian district at night.
Opened in 1864 on the cobblestone street of Skadarlija, the restaurant's name comes from the three-hat logo of the workshop that previously occupied the building. In the early 20th century, it became a gathering place for the city's writers and artists, and still features "Tito's Table" inside. Specialties include charcoal-roasted lamb in a clay pot served with baked potatoes (2,390 RSD), the Tri Šešira steak (3,240 RSD), and cream cake. In the evening, musicians play table-to-table, and it is customary to tip them; music start times vary by source but generally begin in the evening. Although it has plenty of seating, it is highly popular at night, so reservations are recommended. Located at 29 Skadarska Street, about a ten-minute walk from Republic Square.
Opening hours
Daily 11:00-02:00 (according to official website)
Nearby sights
- Skadarlija
- National Museum of Serbia
- House of the National Assembly
- Knez Mihailova Street & Republic Square
- Bajrakli Mosque
- St. Mark's Church
- Dorćol & Danube Quay
- Jevremovac Botanical Garden