The Beseder restaurant is focused on grilled meat specialties and Mediterranean cuisine. We can offer you French and Italian wines or beers from the Kolčavka craft brewery, which is adjacent to the Beseder restaurant.

The Beseder Restaurant, which is open to the general public, can also be rented for private events. The restaurant has a capacity of 80 seats and is an ideal venue for birthday parties, wedding receptions, corporate parties, lectures, coffees and a plethora of other events. We will be happy to accommodate you and adapt the entire event to your ideas, from the design of the space to the preparation of the dishes of your choice.

The spaces we offer below and are connected to the restaurant:

The restaurant is inside the multifunctional Balabenka Point site. You can see in the restaurant also artworks of international artists who have previously exhibited in the Beseder Gallery, which is connected to the restaurant.


The word “beseder” means “alright” in Hebrew. The word “seder” means order and is also the name of a Jewish holiday, a ritual meal commemorating the exodus of the Jews from Egyptian slavery around 3,500 years ago.

It is a very long meal that has a precise course and order of tasks (which is where it gets its name from). In addition to the consumption of symbolic foods, a text is read from the Passover Hagaddah (for example they drink four times, not five times or three times, and they always drink after a certain course).

Wine is drunk, although beer can also be drunk. In ancient times Jews did not know what beer was, but if they had known of it, they certainly would have drunk it. This ceremony was beautifully pictured by Leonardo da Vinci in his Last Supper, where Jesus celebrated his last Passover