Listening Bars / Serbia
Listening Bars & Vinyl Cafes in Serbia
7 rooms across 3 cities — combo shops where buying and listening share a space.
Belgrade
- Bura analog bar
New audiophile listening room and bar pairing hi-fi equipment with a cherry-picked jazz, blues, indie and americana vinyl selection including US/Japan imports, plus great coffee.
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- Balkans Vinyl
Downtown record shop and bar praised for trance, techno, house and local ex-Yugoslav pressings, fair prices from around 200 RSD; coffee, beer and wine by the vinylworld directory description.
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- KISSA10
Japanese-inspired vinyl izakaya and cocktail bar in Dorćol with a curated vinyl library; DJs play live sets and vinyl is the house sound source every night the bar is open.
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- Leila Records
Sidewalk café-record shop with 12,000+ new and used vinyl titles alongside cocktails, coffee and breakfast; tables spill onto the street. Open till 1am. Identifies as women-owned on Google.
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- Muzička kuća Metropolis
Record shop, food bar and small gallery on Makedonska with live music and DJ sets; sells vinyl and CDs alongside coffee and drinks. Open every day. Has hosted Record Store Day events.
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Niš
- Vinyl Cafe
Record-and-coffee bar in central Niš built around a jazz/soul/pop/rock/classical vinyl collection played on gramophones; patrons swap records with the owners over espresso. 4.7 stars, 683 Google reviews; Facebook page posted most recently in May 2026.
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Novi Sad
- Bulevar Books
Three-floor 'bookstore that plays music' with a dedicated vinyl section (own site runs a 'Gramofonske ploče' catalog), plus coffee bar and a regular concert/literary events program. 4.8 stars, 2,016 Google reviews, address confirmed by phone call ~11 weeks before this sweep.
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