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Fun for the Mouth/Welcome Bite Fun for the mouth/Welcome bite * Pate - pork fat (pork fat with roasted onion, bread and red peppers) * Bruschetta (bread, cherry tomato, brined cheese) * Pate - greaves (greaves pate with spring onion, bread) 50 din Breakfast * Cicvara 250 din (traditional corn flour preparation,butterfat cream,cheese, roast bacon) * French toast by Dvor 250 din (French toast with sour cream, ham and cheese) * Gibanica 240 din (homemade dish, pita, with cheese and spinach, sour milk) * Eggs with ... 250 din egg specialties, omlette, fried eggs, scrembled eggs with various side dishes * Breakfast by Dvor 320 din (two fried eggs, homemade sausage, homemade cheese, champignon, cherry tomato and rucola) * Croque Madame 410 din (Tramenzino bread, sour creme, pečenica-Parma ham, parmesan, mushroom, bechamel sauce, egg) * Cold appetizer * The Plain on Smoke dried pork neck 100 gr 270 din pečenica - dried pork rib eye steak meat100 gr 310 din smoked bacon 100gr 260 din kulen - homade sausage 100gr 290 din Prosciutto - Parma ham 100gr 320 din * Cheese cow cheese in olive oil 100gr 125 din semi-soft cow cheese 100gr 125 din kajmak - butterfat cream 100gr 190 din parmesan 100gr 360 din smoked cheese 100gr 270 din mix cheese 150gr 240 din * Salad Meals Crispy Chicken Salad 630 din (chicken breast, lettuce, corn flakes, sauce tartar, tomato, paprika) * Salad à la Chef 730 din (chicken steak, rucola, feta cheese, iceberg, lettuce, sweet corn, mushrooms, nuts, cherry tomato, red onion) * Beefsteak Salad 710 din (mix of lettuce, fast fried beef steak, toast, cherry tomato, parmesan, red onion) * Ceasar Salad 670 din (lettuce, caesar dressing, boiled egg, echalot fried bacon, chicken in a crispy basket) * Squid Salad 630 din (mix of lettuce, cherry tomato, squid) Hot appetizer * Black risotto 650 din (Cuttlefish risotto with ink and parmesan) * Zuccini with cheese 390 din (grilled zuccini with cheese on rucola, olive oil) * Filled paprika coated in breadcrumbs 430 din (soft cheese, paprika, tomato salsa) * Coated cheese sticks 490 din (cheese, rucola, coctail tomato, sauce tartar) * Coated camembert 550 din (camembert, haselnut, almond, berries) * Stuffed Mushroom 470 din (mushrooms filled with feta cheese, paprika, bacon and herbs in a crispy crust) Soup, chorba or potaž (cream chorba) * Homemade chicken soup 220 din (homemade soup with vegetables and noodles) Beef soup 250 din (homemade soup with vegetables and noodles) * Veal chorba 310 din (traditional Ragu with veal, vegetables and sour cream) * Tomato soup 210 din (tomato, noodles and parsley) Main Course * Dvor stew 750 din (baby beef stew by Dvor with pasta and cheese) * Sweet cabbage with baby beef 780 din (baby beef, cabbage, potato) * Bean with "uštipci" 680 din (bean chorba with doughnut-like fried dough) * Our Cabbage Roll - Sarma 760 din (mixture of beef and pork minced meat with rice in tomato sauce, mashed potato and bacon chips, 3 pieces) Local cuisine specialities * Grilled Serbian Simit 840 din (meat mix by Dvor, cheese, bacon, onion, butterfat cream, baked potato) * Turkey with "mlinci" in cream 890 din (grilled turkey meat with "mlinci" and smoked cheese dressing) * Steak Krsmanović 990 din ("Zvezdara Teatar" Belgrade restaurant special dish, pork steak filled with paprika, common mushrooms and bacon sauce, peas, sweet corn and carrot on butter, fried potato) * Tucked smoked meat 1010 din (pork smoked by Dvor filled with two kinds of cheese on stewed cabbage and baked whole potatoes with butterfat cream dressing) * Lamb (Roast meat on live coals or dishes under the 930 din "sač" lid - potatoes, lamb 350g) Roast meat on live coals by order pork 1kg 1300 din by order turkey 1kg 1800 din * Dishes under the "sač" lid EVERY DAY veal 0,3 kg 1190 din by order rolled pork 0,3 kg 890 din by order turkey 1kg 1700 din * Smoked duckling 1470 din (grilled smoked duckling with cherry and dry apricot sauce, peas puree and zucchini chips) * Fiorentine steak 1510 din (Bistecca alla Fiorentina (beef meat 300g, grilled vegetables, potatoes with aromatic butter) * Local cuisine specialities * Karađorđevići 870 din (small Karađorđe pork steak, butterfat cream, tartar sauce fried potato and vegetables) * Ćevap in bun 790 din (meat mix by Dvor for Ćevap, bun, urnebes, butterfat cream, potato) * Steak à la Chef 1050 din (slowly fried pork chops with vegetable mix on butter, aromatic mashed potato and Hollandaise sauce) * Leskovac "uštipci" 770 din (gourmet meat balls with grilled paprika, fried potato and butterfat cream sauce) * Filled chicken brests 820 din (chicken brests filled with spinach, carrot and smoked cheese on grilled vegetables and spicy potato with dill sauce) * Veal ribs 1210 din (slowly roasted veal ribs in BBQ sauce, baked potatoes, iceberg salad, baked paprika, corn, sesame) * Rump Steak 1190 din (steak roasted with cheese, carrot puree, mixed mushroom sauce, Brussels sprout) * Dvor for two 1900 din (pork ribs, Leskovac "uštipci", homemade sausage, bacon by Dvor, ražnjići/skewer on spiced potato with three kinds of cheese) * Smoked Ham 890 din (smoked ham, boiled potatoes, slowly cooked sauerkraut podvarak and rhubarb sauce with sesame) International cuisine specialities * Beef steak 1350 din (grilled marinated beef in paprika and pepper sauce, spiced potato, baked vegetable) - choose your dressing * Wiener Snitzel 930 din (veal, spiced potato, panko bread crumbs, sauce tartar) * Chicken tagliata 730 din (grilled chicken brests, tagliata cut with dill sauce, boiled potato and baked vegetable) * Meat mix for one 910 din (bacon, sausage, ražnjić, ćevap, beef liver, uštipak, onion, butterfat cream, bun, no potato) * Ribs in kaymak 810 din (pork ribs in kaymak with aromatic potatoes) * Rolled Hasenpfeffer 830 din (marinated hare with tick carrot sauce, and potato and cheese gnocchi) * Pasta * Hare gnocchi 710 din (hare meat, leek, pesto gnocchi) * Beefsteak tagliatelle 710 din (beefsteak, tagliatelle, tomato pelato, parmesan) * Chicken spaghetti 690 din (chicken meat, spaghetti, bacon, garlic sauce) Fish specialities * Common Carp by Dvor 890 din (common carp, mushroom, tomato sauce and pasta) Smoked Mackarel 910 din (smoked mackarel, broccoli, sour cream, potato) * Zander steak 1340 din (zander steak, potato, cherry tomato, garlic sauce) * Tuna steak 1340 din (tuna, rice, red bean, spinach, caper) Children menu * Chicken sticks 470 din (coated chicken brests with potato and sauce tartar) * Chicken gnocchi 470 din (gnocchi, chicken brests, sauce, vegetables) * Tagliatelle bolognese 470 din (veal and pork meat in tomato sauce with pasta) Desserts * Međimurska gibanica/Međimurje pie 420 din (pie dough, breadseed poppy, cheese, walnut, caramel dressing) * Baklava 250 din * Chocolate fantasy 290 din * Cherry and apple pie 190 din (cruspy pie with cheeries and vanilla ice cream) * Kesten pire 270 din * Homemade pancakes per piece 110 din (pancakes by the taste, rosa canina/dog rose - plum, cinnamon - apple) * Seasonal salad * Cabbage salad 180 din * Šopska salad 260 din * Mixed pickles salad 260 din * Sauerkraut 210 din * Tomato with cheese 210 din * Serbian salad 250 din * Lettuce salad 190 din * Baked paprika 195 din * Baked hot paprika 2 pc 190 din * paprika in sauer cream 260 din Side dish 150 din Spicy potato, boiled potato, baked vegetables, mushroom on butter, Tartar sauce, mayionaise, mustard, ketchup, kiselo mleko(soft sour cream).
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