
Franš Restoran Beograd predstavlja pravu oazu mira i zelenila u samom srcu glavnog grada. Naš meni nudi veliki izbor mesa sa roštilja, jela sa tartufima, morske plodove, vegetarijanske opcije, paste, ali posebno izdvajamo naše – gurmanske specijalitete. Tu je i nezaobilazna desertna karta sa domaćim poslasticama koje su pravljene u restoranu. Ne propustite našu domaću čokoladnu tortu. Bašta Franš restorana je čest izbor za posebne povode, romantične trenutke i proslave. Unutar restorana imamo potpuno intimnu salu za 25 gostiju, za svečane ručkove ili večere. Franš restoran i njegov kolektiv preko 40 godina neguje posebnu atmosferu restorana, kvalitetnu kuhinju i servis, za najlepše trenutke i uspomene koje gradimo zajedno sa Vama!
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Address: Bulevar oslobođenja 18g, Beograd 11115, Serbia
Phone: +381 65 2641944
Website: http://www.frans.rs/?utm_source=google-gbp&utm_medium=gbp&utm_campaign=gbp-web-site-dugme
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The first impression is quietly delightful. You arrive from a busy, rather unromantic street, only to descend into a surprisingly magical garden—green, elegant, and wonderfully calm. Franš is very much a restaurant “with standards”: refined interiors, a beautiful outdoor space, and professional, attentive service throughout. It is also conveniently located just a ten-minute walk from the Church of Saint Sava, which is very much a Belgrade must-see.
The menu is impressively long—perhaps a little too long—but we took the sensible route and stayed loyal to Serbian classics: grilled ćevapčići and pljeskavica. Do not miss the ćevapčići with kajmak, a glorious Balkan dairy creation somewhere between butter and a mildly salty cheese. Paired with grilled meat and spicy ajvar, it is deeply satisfying. A Šopska salad with local cheese or roasted peppers is practically compulsory.
As a declared foie gras enthusiast, I must also recommend the sweet version here—served with plum jam and caramelised onions. It is the most luxurious item on the menu and can be ordered as a half portion, which feels both wise and polite. From the starters, the Sjenica cheese deserves a special mention. We skipped dessert, though they looked dangerously tempting—particularly the tulumbe with vanilla ice cream and the Serbian walnut cake.
A final note, for fellow travellers of a certain persuasion: we tend to choose hotels, restaurants, and bars with reviews firmly in hand—Google Maps, Booking.com, TripAdvisor, Foursquare, Yelp. Detailed reviews by local guides and seasoned contributors matter most to us. Still, algorithms are not everything. We always ask locals, especially friends, who have more than once led us to true gems. This time was no exception.
We checked the ratings, studied the photos, and followed the recommendation. The screens did not mislead us. Franš delivered exactly what it promised—and then some. Sometimes the map really does know the way, particularly when a local gives it a gentle nudge.
The ambience is stunning – both the indoor and outdoor spaces are beautifully designed, with lush greenery, ambient lighting, and a refined yet cozy vibe. Whether you’re here for a romantic dinner, a business lunch, or a family celebration, Franš delivers on all fronts.
The menu is diverse and masterfully curated, offering both traditional Serbian dishes and international cuisine, all made with the highest-quality ingredients. I highly recommend trying their beefsteak, grilled sea bass, or the classic ćevapi. And don’t skip the appetizers – the cheese selection and homemade bread are fantastic.
What truly sets Franš apart is the service – it’s absolutely world-class. The staff is attentive, professional, and genuinely friendly. They anticipate your needs without being intrusive and make you feel like a valued guest throughout the entire evening.
To top it all off, the wine list is excellent, and the desserts are divine – especially the chocolate soufflé and the traditional Serbian sweets.
Prices are on the higher end for Belgrade, but the quality, service, and overall experience make it more than worth it. Franš isn’t just a restaurant – it’s a Belgrade institution, and dining here is an experience you won’t forget.
We had a great time here. Good food, great wine, good service, always worth the visit!
It was my second time here and this time we sat outside and then ended up inside as it was getting cold. But they had heaters and blankets outside.