Rakia Bar is set in the centre of Belgrade, in the part called Dorćol, at 5 Dobračina Street which is located between Vasina and Braće Jugovića Streets.

The location is one of the most beautiful in the city making Rakia Bar almost equally remote from Kalemegdan, Knez Mihajlova Street and the Square of Republic, close by the National Theatre and National Museum.

Rakia Bar was opened June 17th, 2006.

Rakia bar gift shop, close by the Terazije fountain, confirms the fact that Belgrade visitors consider traditional Serbian brandies, wines, home-made culinary titbits and handiwork to be authentic Serbian gifts.

Brandy is to Serbian people what whisky is to Britons, cognac to Frenchmen, metaxa to Greeks or tequila to Mexicans. The distillate of the finest fruit, usually plum, has been refined for years and represents one of the expressions of Serbian national being. Brandy is present in all the occasions significant to Serbs, both when they celebrate and when they mourn.

Rakia Bar has organised the first Belgrade Rakija Fest, as a reflection of the idea to present the traditional Serbian beverage in a contemporary way and as one of the leading Serbian brands. As the continuation of the Jolly Valley, another idea of Rakia Bar, Rakija Fest has been organised in the form of the Jolly Street and it has attracted a great number of interested visitors.