Experience pleasures of the meat with Supreme Steak’s first class steaks, prepped with care and served as tender juiciness with selected side dishes. American culinary legend Anthony Bourdain once wrote that food has power. This goes especially for the king of meat – the steak. Your inner food aficionado and hedonist will be thanking you for the portions coming out of Belgrade’s finest steakhouse and straight to your doorstep. Get the meal you deserve today via CarGo’s Butler delivery service, right from the sizzling cast-iron pan of our kitchen chefs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Bulevar Vudroa Vilsona 12, Beograd 11000, Serbia
Phone: +381 64 8261641
Website: https://whospitalitygroup.com/premium-restaurants/steakhouse-belgrade/
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Reviews
Expensive as hell though — 4 lamb chops and a glass of red wine was 6600 rsd.
The service was nice. We spent €100 on food for two.
Special shoutout to our waitress, Bojan, who went above and beyond, even preparing some dishes right in front of us! Talk about service with flair. The attention to detail and personalized touch made the whole experience unforgettable.
Can’t wait to come back – highly recommend!
We ordered a T-bone steak, which we were really looking forward to. Unfortunately, it was served cold – the plate was cold, and so was the meat. Only the bone was still slightly warm. The steak was not grilled on the bone, but instead deboned, grilled in the kitchen, and then sliced and plated before it even reached the table.
In the promotional video online (e.g. on Google), it looks like the steak is carved at the table – but that’s not true. It is already sliced in the kitchen and just brought out ready to serve. That was disappointing and misleading.
A proper T-bone consists of two parts: the ribeye on one side and the tenderloin (filet) on the other. If it’s not grilled on the bone, then there’s no reason to call it a T-bone – you might as well just serve a ribeye steak. Grilling it off the bone defeats the entire purpose of ordering a T-bone.
Honestly, I’ve never seen anything like this before. When you order a steak on the bone, you expect it to be grilled and served on the bone. Anything else feels off – and in this case, it seems like it’s done just to save time. But a cut like this actually needs more time and care when grilled on the bone.
The steak was billed as 820 grams. What we received felt like no more than 250 grams of meat. Even with the bone, it might have been 500 to 600 grams at most – definitely not more. It gives the impression that the steak is deliberately trimmed in the kitchen so more can be charged than is actually served. I’ve attached the bill in the photos so everyone can judge for themselves.
On the positive side: the service was excellent – very friendly, attentive, and professional. That’s why this is still a 3-star review. Otherwise, based on the food and presentation, it would have been 2 stars.
Price is extremely high for Belgrade.
Nice pedestrian area along the river, you pay for the location. Meat was good, vegetable nice, wine was OK.