Arriving at Vizantijski bulevar 39
Maja Rooftop is at Vizantijski bulevar 39 in Niš, where Maja Hospital and Maja Health Centre are located.
Maja Rooftop, café bar and restaurant in Niš
Maja Rooftop is a café bar and restaurant at Vizantijski bulevar 39 in Niš, the same address as Maja Hospital and Maja Health Centre.
At a glance
Full description
The space has a view and is intended for coffee, a meal and a break, for example after an appointment or while you wait for a family member. Maja Rooftop is not a healthcare service, so café bar and restaurant prices are not part of the Maja Hospital price list. Please check the opening hours and what is currently on offer before you come.
Maja Rooftop, café bar and restaurant: procedures
Coffee and drinks
A café bar for coffee, tea and other drinks. Check what is currently on offer before you come or when you arrive.
Restaurant
Meals in the restaurant area. Check the menu, prices and opening hours before you come.
Rest area with a view
A place to rest and take a break, with a view, before or after your appointment.
Your visit step by step
Step 1: Arriving at Vizantijski bulevar 39
Maja Rooftop is at Vizantijski bulevar 39 in Niš, where Maja Hospital and Maja Health Centre are located.
Step 2: How to get to the café bar
If you do not know how to get to the Maja Rooftop café bar, ask at reception.
Step 3: Check before coffee or a meal
If you are due to have a fasting blood test, a procedure under general or regional anaesthetic or sedation, or an examination for which you have been asked to fast, leave coffee and meals until afterwards, as instructed by your doctor.
Step 4: A break
After your appointment, or while you wait for a family member, you can have a coffee, a meal or a short rest.
Show more: Your visit step by step
How to get to the café bar
If you do not know how to get to the Maja Rooftop café bar, ask at reception. Check the opening hours before you come.
Check before coffee or a meal
If you are due to have a fasting blood test, a procedure under general or regional anaesthetic or sedation, or an examination for which you have been asked to fast, leave coffee and meals until afterwards, as instructed by your doctor.
A break
After your appointment, or while you wait for a family member, you can have a coffee, a meal or a short rest. If you have had a procedure under anaesthetic or sedation, have your first meal and drink as instructed by your doctor.
How to prepare
- After a procedure under anaesthetic or sedation, do not drink alcohol for at least 24 hours.
- If you are a hospital inpatient, ask the nurse before leaving your room what you may eat and drink.
- If you have not received preparation instructions or are not sure, call the hospital before you come.
In detail
What is Maja Rooftop
Maja Rooftop is a café bar and restaurant at Vizantijski bulevar 39 in Niš. Maja Hospital, Maja Health Centre and Maja Radiology are at the same address. The space has a view and is intended as a place to rest and take a break. Maja Rooftop is not a healthcare service, but a place for coffee, a meal and a short rest.
A break for companions and patients
While a family member is having a consultation or procedure, the person accompanying them often waits nearby. Maja Rooftop can be a place for coffee, a meal or a short rest during that time. If you are the patient, check your preparation instructions before having coffee or a meal: before a fasting blood test and before a procedure under general or regional anaesthetic or sedation, food and drink are usually left until afterwards. If you do not know how to get to the café bar, ask at reception.
Coffee and meals when you are here for an appointment or treatment
When you need to fast before a blood test (usually 8 to 12 hours without food), you should usually drink only plain water until your blood is taken. Coffee, tea, juice and breakfast are left until after the blood test, even when they are sugar-free. Before a procedure under general or regional anaesthetic or sedation, patients usually do not eat or drink for several hours, and the anaesthetist gives the exact instructions. After such a procedure, the first meal and drink are taken as instructed by the doctor, and alcohol should, as a rule, be avoided for at least 24 hours. If you have diabetes or take regular medication, ask your doctor how to prepare. Whether a hospital inpatient may leave the ward, and what they may eat and drink, is decided by the doctor and the ward rules.
Opening hours, what is on offer and contact
Please check the opening hours, the current choice of drinks and meals, and the prices at the café bar and restaurant before you come. The café bar's opening hours may not be the same as those of the hospital and the health centre. Café bar and restaurant prices are not part of the Maja Hospital price list. For consultations, bookings and prices of healthcare services, please contact Maja Hospital using the numbers on the Contact page.
Frequently asked questions
What is Maja Rooftop in Niš?
Maja Rooftop is a café bar and restaurant at Vizantijski bulevar 39 in Niš, the same address as Maja Hospital and Maja Health Centre. The space has a view and is intended for coffee, a meal and a break. Maja Rooftop is not a healthcare service.
Where is Maja Rooftop?
Maja Rooftop is at Vizantijski bulevar 39 in Niš, where Maja Hospital and Maja Health Centre are located. If you do not know how to get to the café bar, ask at reception.
What are the opening hours of the Maja Rooftop café bar?
Please check the opening hours of the Maja Rooftop café bar and restaurant before you come. The café bar's opening hours may not be the same as those of the hospital and the health centre.
What is served at the Maja Rooftop café bar and restaurant?
Maja Rooftop is a café bar and restaurant, so it serves drinks and meals. You can find out what is currently on offer and the prices when you are there. Café bar and restaurant prices are not part of the Maja Hospital price list.
Is Maja Rooftop part of Maja Hospital?
Maja Rooftop is not part of Maja Hospital's healthcare services. It is a café bar and restaurant at the same address as Maja Hospital and Maja Health Centre, so consultations cannot be booked there. For consultations and operations, please contact Maja Hospital reception.
Show 4 more: Frequently asked questions
Can I have a coffee before a blood test?
When you need to fast before a blood test, you should usually drink only plain water before your blood is taken. Leave coffee, with or without sugar, as well as tea, juice, milk and breakfast until after the blood test. Some tests do not require fasting, so follow the instructions from your doctor or the laboratory. If you have diabetes or take regular medication, ask your doctor how to prepare.
Can I eat before an operation or a procedure under anaesthetic?
Before a procedure under general or regional anaesthetic or sedation, patients usually do not eat or drink for several hours. The anaesthetist decides the exact time of your last meal and drink, and also tells you whether to take your regular medication that morning. If you have been given personal instructions, follow them. If you have not received instructions or are not sure, call the hospital to check before eating or drinking.
Can a hospital inpatient go to the café bar?
Whether a hospital inpatient may leave the ward is decided by the doctor and the ward rules. Before leaving your room, always ask the nurse or doctor, and check what you may eat and drink.
Can a companion or family member wait in the café bar during an appointment?
The Maja Rooftop café bar and restaurant can be a place to take a break while a family member is having a consultation or procedure. Check the opening hours before you come. Before going to the café bar, ask the staff roughly how long the consultation or procedure will take and where to wait for your family member when it is over.
The information in this text is general in nature and does not replace an examination by a doctor.