Restobar Dvor - Cetinje

Ew. We came here for a light lunch and I don 't even know what I ordered. It came out like a Lasagne. Was incredibly bland. A soggy crepe in a tasteless tomato sauce with tasteless cheese. Was supposed to come with chicken but there was only 2 small peices. This is how much I ate because it was so disgusting. I had imagined it would be more like a fajita from the description 'wrap ' on the menu. No one else finished their meal as the portions were so large. The photos in the menu are not related at all to the dish. We ordered some sandwiches that were next to a photo of a traditional English sandwich and what came was more of like a flatbread.

The place is amazing. The service is amazing. And found Penne all' Arabiatta for the first time in Montenegro after our stay here for 4 days. The waitress was soo friendly and also offered to make it extra spicy for our Indian pallets. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Delicious food! Recommend: sea bass and sea bream fille with grilled vegetables, pizza vegetariana, fish soup Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: €10–15 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

An excellent choice of Pizzas. Go for Pizza a la ‘Dvor’ and will not be disappointed.. Goran Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Very strange service, we ordered 2 pizzas for three people, the waitress refused to bring another plate for the third person for a long time and said that we had to pay for it Pay. Just for an empty extra plate. She said that we also had to pay extra for an extra fork and knife. To our surprise and appeal to common sense, she said that their restaurant has such rules... And this is the famous Montenegrin service I suggest the owner of the cafe establish a few more rules: 1) charge for crossing the threshold of his eatery 2) charge for each additional approach of the waiter to the table 3) charge for washing each plate and cutlery 4) charge per minute for the air that visitors breathe. Think about it, dude. P.s.: Although, in principle, from the expression on the face of the waitress who served us, it was clear that we clearly owed her money; she did everything very slowly, reluctantly and rudely.