The best bars and cafés Montenegro

This café-bakery is located in the center of the city of Cetinje. The building is in a very Parisian style, with its zinc roof completely renovated. The staff of this café is very friendly, which is rare enough to underline. Ideal to settle down the time of a hunger. The coffee served is a real coffee. Don't worry about ordering a cappuccino. No bad surprise concerning the Turkish coffees. The bakery side is also qualitative. Opt for the home-made and delicious tiramisù. Concerning the toilets, they are clean.

If you are looking for a place to enjoy quality coffee in Tivat, look no further than Kafeterija Porto. Located in the charming marina, this establishment offers a wide selection of top quality coffees from different parts of the world. Here are some of them: Cuba Serrano Lavado, Kenya Top Nyeri, India Mansoon Malabar or Ethiopia Yrga Cheffe. The elegant and modern decor of Kafeterija Porto invites you to relax and enjoy a well-deserved coffee break.

Wine and nature lovers, make a detour to the rustic Klisić wine library. Set in a bucolic landscape, you will discover a selection of local red and white wines. The tasting is accompanied by delicious specialties, in an authentic and friendly setting. The panoramic view of the Skadar lake gives us an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and wine enthusiasts. Choose Sveti Tama wine, avoid Plantaze.

Located across the street from the beach, Torch Beach is a beach club that plays music all day. It has a fiery atmosphere with pool parties since it has a central pool. Huge, fresh cocktails are served all day long. The music is soft in the morning, lounge and chill-out type, but loud after lunch and until the end of the night with electro and pop DJs. The sunsets are memorable and magical! Food service is provided all day, with a fairly young staff that speaks English.

A nice little bar in the heart of the city, where you can laze around all afternoon or stay with friends for a good part of the evening. Eclectic choice of drinks, from the less strong (fruit juices, cocktails) to the more alcoholic (local and international beers, but also vodka, gin or whisky served in Balkan proportions, therefore gargantuan). On hot summer days, what could be more pleasant than lounging in the small courtyard at the back while sipping an ice tea or an ice coffee that Montenegrins have the secret of?