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- 4. Herastrau Park
- 5. Grigore Antipa National Museum of Natural History
- 6. The Art Collections Museum
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Most Popular Eastern European food in Bucharest, Romania
Discover Restaurants offering the best Eastern European food in Bucharest, Romania. Vlad the Impaler stated his claim to Bucharest in 1459. His citadel on the Dambovita was the first of flotillas of palaces, many of which still stand. Four subway lines and a modern bus network transport visitors and commuters. Nicknamed "Little Paris", Bucharest's elegant early 20th-century architecture shows French influences. Don't miss the Village Museum, Romanian Athenaeum and the Peasant Museum. You can't miss the Palace of Parliament, the second-largest building in the world (after the Pentagon).
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10. Vatra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1207 reviews
The Vatra Restaurant opened up December 2001 and ever since it has been the place where the Romanian cuisine is pleasantly supplemented by the authenticity of the Transylvanian sets. Both the delicious dishes made with passion by our chefs and the hospita
Reviewed By Chris M
A group of us received a recommendation to try Vatra since we were looking for Romanian sarmalute, i.e., cabbage/grape leaf rolls. They had both, i.e.,grape leaf rolls with chicken and cabbage rolls with meat. YUMMY! The service was excellent and the Romanian wine good too. Later, after my group left, I returned for dessert, a raison cheese torte. Also very YUMMY!Dear guest,We thank you for your fine review and for sharing your experience at Vatra Restaurant.We are very pleased to know that our customers are recommending us!Looking forward to have you guest again!Best regards,Christina M
9. Distrikt 42
Overall Ratings
4 based on 490 reviews
Coffee, wine, life, everything - in a steampunk design which goes beyond reality
Reviewed By Ibert65
Dropped into Distrikt 42 with my wife, had a couple of drinks and soaked up the atmosphere. Bar man and waiters very pleasant, drinks good! The decor is really interesting....particularly the gents!Great start to the night!Dear Ibert65, Thank you for stepping and for the kind words about our place! We are pleased to see that you had a great time and that you enjoyed the drinks. Looking forward to seeing you again, The Distrikt 42 Team
8. Caru' cu bere
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16288 reviews
La baza identitÄÈii Caru' cu bere se aflÄ o istorie de peste 130 de ani, sintetizatÄ prin fraÈii Mircea, dintre care fondatorul Nicolae Mircea, succesiunea sa Èi clÄdirea clasificatÄ ca monument istoric. Locul în care vÄ puteÈi înfrupta din cele mai gusto
Reviewed By vtc2017
A historic building with more than 130 years since open itâs doors takes you into an interesting experience, I will call it âdiner at the museumâ: from the exterior to the revolving front door to the neo-gothic interior decorations to the waiters uniforms and if you are lucky to see a traditional folkloric Romanian show (which is just during the weekends). Food is great, they have theyâre own beer and Romanian wines. We had bean soup with smoked meat, roasted pork knuckles with cabbage, trout, spicy sausages and homemade cake and Romanian doughnuts. Highly recommended.
7. Restaurant Casa Doina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 384 reviews
CASA DOINA RESTAURANT, 126 years of tradition, history and tasty food. One of the biggest gardens in Bucharest, over 4000 square meters, hosts the Casa Doina National Monument, the best traditional Romanian restaurant where luxury from the past, good mann
Reviewed By Dafne07
Came for a business lunch. The garden is really beautiful. Service was ok but it was mainly colleagues ordering in Romanian. Food was nice but I didnât find it great. But definitely a lovely spot and probably a good place to try traditional romanian food. The menu is international though and big with some very nice options icluding mussels or ceviche. Would be happy to return to try more. Didnât eat mich as it was really hot day:-)Dear Dafne07, Thank you for your visit and for your lovely words. We are delighted when our guests have a good experience in our garden. We are convinced that in the future, when you test more dishes, including Mici, you will appreciate 100% the experience at Casa Doina.We hope to see you soon.Regards,Ioana
6. Excalibur
Overall Ratings
4 based on 832 reviews
Have you ever dreamed of at a feast where relaxation and mood are beyond the false rules of etiquette? In a very special place, cuted off from everyday reality, the delicacies are saturated and the medieval scent of the place makes you want to feast with
Reviewed By ale_p637
Very good place with attractive atmosphere from medieval time. If you are meat lover and really hungry, thatâs the place to visit. Excellent for parties from small to bigger teams on dinner. Food delicious, testy, fresh and above all extremely awesome experience as you need to eat as a Knight, bear handed. No forks. Liked it a lot. I have seen many places but never something like that. For sure I will come again.
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5. Berestroika Beer Revolution!
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
The first Micro-Brewery and restaurant situated in the Heart of Bucharest.
Reviewed By IvanAlexandruGul
Berestroika is mixing the power of communism (transparency in the kitchen, beer making), homemade beer, Indian, Romanian and international foods.The place itself won't describe a brewery or Indian food place, it's a 19th century house with a big terace.The staff was quick ond nice. The menu is pretty big with a lot of options from Indian, Romanian, internaÈional cuisines. The beer is produced in 4 kinds: white, blonde, red, dark, the last two are my favorites.The food was good, not as spicy and hot as I would've imagined but decent enough for Europeans.
4. Zexe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 497 reviews
Reviewed By hisham2000
In down town, has garden and villa as Restauran, service is attentive, helpful and polite.Food is ok, portions are ok,moderate prices
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3. Bucatarasul cel Dibaci
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
A friendly place served by open people, with a master chef that is pleased to fill your plate with fresh, tasty and healthy food . Traditional Romanian food is the speciallity in a small, simple and genuine location.
Reviewed By HilaryA714
We liked this place very much - mainly because it is in a quiet part of the city, near the Jewish Quarter. We were welcomed into a lovely courtyard by a friendly host. The menu is extensive and we found it hard to choose what to have. The choices we did make were excellent - a good start to our Romania trip. Schnitzel (which was perfectly cooked) and a traditional pork stew with polenta. Bring your appetite because the portions are large! Service was friendly and attentive and our meal was very good value. Highly recommended. Thank you very much for your visit and for your review. Hope to see you again in your visit in Bucharest! All the best for you and your family!
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2. Noa restoclub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1099 reviews
Reviewed By Alex A
I visited the restaurant on a sunday night, the place was crowded but not in a bad way. The placemant of the tabbles is perfect not to close not to far, the service si ok and the food tasty.
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1. Ciorbarie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By GabrielaB3043
We went there around 6 pm on Thursday. There was a few people and the choice of soups wasnât big. There was only one vegetarian soup (corn soup), because other vegetarian soups were sold out. The corn soup was good. It was cheap, Rumanian cuisine and you were full.
