Price of nightlife in Serbia

Where is the better party, it's the matter of taste, but I have been researching the differences of prices in capital cities'clubs and taverns???

Belgrade is a metropolis which offers possibilities for all tastes. There are people who one night sit at tables with checkered table cloths and the next they sit in fancy private tables in clubs. Going out with friends (usually on weekends) drinking a few drinks and being on a budget of 1000 rsd is the recipe for a good night out for young people in Belgrade. In taverns u can drink a domestic brand of beer for the price of 150 to 200 rsd, in clubs the prices are much higher starting from 270rsd. One of the favorite beverages for man and some women is beer. In taverns you can get draft beer that is not the case in clubs. The tavern equivalent for a bottle of whisky and some energy drinks is a bottle of vine and sparkling water. In taverns the price of vine and  sparkling water ranges from 800 to 1200 rsd, vine bottles are more expansive ranging from 2500. In clubs the price for the same drink ranges from 2400 up too 5000rsd.

Whisky in clubs costs around 450 rsd in taverns the price is up  too 100 rsd lower. Prices range from 270 to 320. Jeger in taverns costs from 190 to 250 rsd. In clubs the price is higher starting at 320. Moonshine in tavern costs from 130 to 190 rsd, in clubs the price is doubled. In addition to beverages you also have to include the possibility that entering the club is paid, especially when some famous DJ is performing, there also is the wardrobe price witch is required in most clubs the cost is usually around 100 rsd.