When it is cold outside and coffee is not the first thing you want, the menu holds hot chocolate, mocha in three flavours and cocoa. All of it can be made with plant milk. Bulevar despota Stefana 83, in central Belgrade, every day until 8 pm.
Prices in dinars. Plant milk on request: coconut or oat (+80 RSD), almond or soy (+50 RSD).
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A mocha is coffee and chocolate in the same cup: espresso, chocolate and hot milk. In strength it sits between a cappuccino and a hot chocolate, which makes it the right answer when you want both coffee and something sweet and cannot choose. Many cafes call the same drink a mochaccino; ours is on the menu as Mocha. The iced version stays on the menu through the summer as well.

They are not the same drink. Hot chocolate is thicker and more intense, drunk slowly, and it is a dessert in its own right. Cocoa is lighter and milkier, so it goes down easily next to a slice of cake or a conversation that has run long. If you are choosing for the first time: hot chocolate when you want something seriously sweet, cocoa when you just want something warm.

Any hot drink can take a flavour shot (+50 RSD): vanilla, caramel, hazelnut, coconut, pistachio, pumpkin spice or choco cookie. Pumpkin spice is a shot rather than a separate drink, so you can put it in a latte, in a mocha or in a hot chocolate, whichever way autumn is treating you.
Espresso, chocolate and hot milk in one cup. In strength it sits between a cappuccino and a hot chocolate.
Another name for the same drink. Ours is on the menu as Mocha, in three flavours: dark, white and caramel.
A mocha contains espresso, a hot chocolate does not. So a mocha has caffeine, while the hot chocolate is thicker and sweeter.
We do, the white mocha is 300 RSD, or 350 RSD for the larger cup.
Hot chocolate is 320 RSD, the larger one 370 RSD. Cocoa is 250 or 300 RSD. All prices are on the menu.
We have it as a flavour shot (+50 RSD), so it can go into a latte, a mocha or a hot chocolate.
Hot chocolate, cocoa, tea, lemonade, fresh juices and kombucha are all caffeine free. Decaf coffee is on the menu too.
Yes: coconut or oat (+80 RSD), almond or soy (+50 RSD), so the mocha and the cocoa can be plant based as well.