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Butoiul Sasului

Marvellous cellar restaurant serving up authentic Saxon cuisine at ludicrously low prices. Live music almost every night keeps the punters happy, but it is the food you will return for. Read_on (1 Comment)

Casa Muresan

Fine, fresh and surprisingly inventive food served with a smile in bright, airy surroundings by the good people at the Casa Muresan hotel. Read_on (No Comments)

Casa Padurarului

So well hidden is this place that you get the impression it does not want to be found. It is behind the Bastionul Tesatorilor, in a leafy setting amongst the trees on the lower slopes of Mount Tampa. Read_on (No Comments)

Cerbul Carpatin

In a building that dates from the 1540s, the Cerbul Carpatin is the most famous restaurant in the city. Now throughly renovated Read_on (No Comments)

Gustari

Situated on Brasov's main square, Sirena Gustari - as it is officially called - offers good cheap Romanian food. Read_on (1 Comment)

La Bucatarul Vesel

The name means Happy Cook, though we aren’t sure the accountant will be too happy given the stupidly cheap prices for big portions of great home-cooked food. Read_on (No Comments)

Old Center Bistro

Set in a small cellar near the Star department store, the Old Centre Bistro has a simple menu, colourful atmosphere and unpretentious staff. Read_on (2 Comments)

Restaurant Casa Romaneasca

If you have had enough of Piata Sfatului, then the quieter, more serene charms of Piata Unirii await. The Casa Romaneasca - which stands right on the square - is a great place to eat, offering good local food in a wonderful, classic Brasov house. Read_on (No Comments)

Sergiana

If you are looking for traditional Transylvanian food (as opposed to more general Romanian food) then this is about the best place in the city. Read_on (No Comments)

Transilvania

Lovely Romanian restaurant on the edge of the Old Town, under the Tampa Mountain, serving the kind of food your mother makes (or would do if she were Romanian). Read_on (No Comments)