The Sons Eatery — Restaurant in Stari Bar

The best thin crust pizza I have ever had. Quite possibly the best pizza of any style I have ever had period. This area of Montenegro is really bustling with activity and new tenants. They are fairly new to the game here. Awesome service provided by an amazing family.

Started with the Acme pizza. Spectacular. The pizzas are made with sourdough bread and cold fermented for at least 24h. They also gave me some crazy good sauce made with virgin olive oil to put on the pizza. My oh my. I was also made aware of Yeni Raki. Turkish made. Also spectacular. For dessert I had the sutlag brûlée; black sea rice pudding with a twist puding od rize sa karameliziranim secerom. As it says on the menu. The food is all Anatolian inspired. Yeah I had never heard of it either. Look it up. Pretty cool and deep stuff.

Thank you all so much for the spectacular dining experience. I will be back. Greatly appreciate all of you for sharing your culinary experience with me and all who choose to pass by. You should...

The quality of the food and the place itself came as a surprise. We enjoyed EVERYTHING from start to finish, I cannot even describe. It stands out from all the other restaurants in Stari Bar so if you want something a bit different that also has THE BEST QUALITY, this is your to go place!

The menu is perfectly balanced, having every dietary option. I totally recommend the homemade iced tea! We also ordered the warm hummus, shakshuka and alinazik (10/10!!!). Also the portions are just the right amount and the prices are really good!

The staff was amazing, very friendly, english speakers and happy to help with everything you need (info, reservations etc). Also, they were very fast when it came to serving!

If you are in Stari Bar, PLEASE make time and allow yourself to have this experience, it's totally worth it! Tip: they also have a pretty view from the balcony!!

Greetings...

Alas, we've lost one of our favorite restaurants in Montenegro.

The place used to serve super tasty authentic Turkish cuisine, but unfortunately, they've changed the menu completely, excluded their best dishes like, for example, pilaf, which was exceptionally good, and opted for more ordinary options that you can order anywhere. A little disappointed by this change, we ordered roštilj for 39 euro for 2 persons (the portion was quite small for a couple, less meat more french fries and flatbreads) and a Caprese salade, and they were nothing special, just average quality and taste. We asked the guys what happened to the place, and they said that authentic dishes were not popular among tourists, and they decided to change the menu. Sad story. I'm not sure...