Bottom line: Disgusting food; terrible service; unasked for items added to bill.
Let's start with the basics - we ordered a mixed grill, hoping for a delicious Serbian experience of all you can eat dead animals served with tasty seasoning and sauces; what we got in turn was shoe leather with greasy fries. While we do love dogs, we were wondering why there are so many stray dogs hanging around the place. After receiving the food - the mystery was solved. Half of our meat was given to them because it was simply inedible. In fact, some of the pieces were straight-up refused by the dogs. Even they have standards.
To add insult to injury the beer was served at room temperature, and service was slow, rude, and a bit patronizing. A gigantic piece of (inedible) bread was added to our bill without us ordering it. We didn't argue, since it was cheap, and decided to write this review instead.
The only good thing about the place is the view. Save yourself the exorbitant money they charge and just sit on a bench with a beer from a shop. It will be more enjoyable, cheaper, and you would have fewer stray animals waiting for your leftovers looking at your with sad, puppy dog eyes.
A non-fancy is OK, but UN-fancy can mean a lot different things... Unfortunately, a first impression got confirmed: as gloomy as it appears from outside, equally depressed you will feel inside, once your belly is full...
A perfect antique shot of Slivovica, with a fish soup that followed, were a great starter. I had no attention on meating-up myself, with beautiful Danube passing by so close, so I asked for a grilled catfish.
So many times I explained on Google Maps that grilled and electric plate fried are similar as much as a virgin and a 30-year old. We all have a certain taste (and moods), but everyone gets deeply disappointed when getting something different than expected.
The catfish pieced where of a good part (only a small chunk was from the tail, and the rest from the back - the best). Unfortunately, they were friend on a iron plate, not too greasy, but not fully done (you could sense the extra moisture coming from a deep freeze).
Pleskavica was a standard supermarket bull*, Karadjordjeva, too.
Beside a Danube view, there is almost nothing good to say about this place.
Beware of the toilet: the best would be to pull up your pants and hold your breathe, before getting inside...
Waited an hour for soup, even after asking multiple times. An hour and a half later we received food, if you can call it that. Though we were very hungry it was basically inedible, due to the lack of flavor and the topping of hair. $60 of food mostly went to the local dogs.
