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  1. L'Adresse

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    The beef fillet has been the house signature long enough that regulars order it without looking up. L'Adresse is the restaurant inside the Saint Ten boutique hotel in Vračar, a contemporary dining room a few steps past the lobby lounge, serving European-leaning food with a clear preference for meat. The menu runs to duck and fish as well, and the adjoining Lounge Bar handles aperitifs for anyone not quite ready to sit down.

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    • Hoisin duck

      “try the Hoisin duck or the Saint Ten beef fillet - the latter is the house signature”

      Michelin Guide
    • Saint Ten beef fillet

      “try the Hoisin duck or the Saint Ten beef fillet - the latter is the house signature”

      Michelin Guide
    • Tuna fillet

      “the menu also features a few fish dishes, including tuna fillet and grilled or steamed salmon”

      Michelin Guide
    • Kale rolls

      “Vegetarians will enjoy the kale rolls.”

      Michelin Guide

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