Order food from local restaurants, curated for travelers visiting Serbia.
Wolt and Glovo are the two delivery apps worth comparing.
One of Serbia's two major restaurant and grocery delivery apps, with an official footprint across 32 urban and regional markets.
Serbia's other broad delivery platform for meals, groceries and retail orders, with availability determined by the delivery address.
Wolt's official Serbia page lists 32 markets, including Belgrade, Novi Sad, Niš, Kragujevac, Subotica, Zlatibor and many smaller cities. Glovo also has broad Serbian coverage, but its selection must be checked by exact address. Mister D remains available in some places but adds little for most short visits. Neither Uber Eats nor foodora operates.
Do not judge an order by the delivery fee alone. Service charges, weather or demand surcharges, small-order fees and restaurant menu markups can make an app order far more expensive than direct pickup. Current local reports describe especially large markups, late or bundled deliveries, missing items and weak refund support on both major platforms. Compare the final basket with the restaurant's own menu or direct-order price before paying.
Enter the building name, entrance, floor, apartment or room, door code and a reachable number. Couriers may not speak Serbian or English, so use a precise map pin and short written directions. If leaving an order at the door, monitor the app and collect it immediately; recent users report false delivered states and credit-only remedies. Coverage and courier supply thin quickly outside larger towns, late at night and in bad weather.
Keep direct restaurant pickup as the reliable fallback.
Not available here Uber Eats does not operate in Serbia. Wolt and Glovo are the two broad visitor-friendly delivery platforms.
Wolt is the top-rated food delivery app in Serbia. One of Serbia's two major restaurant and grocery delivery apps, with an official footprint across 32 urban and regional markets.
Bento recommends 2 food delivery apps in Serbia, checked in 2026.
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