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Arcade

Other places may come and go, but this one has been first class for well over seven years now. Every year they come up with new, Read_on (2 Comments)

Balkan Bistro

Very interesting indeed. A a restaurant brave enough to admit that food in this part of the world is truly Balkan, and that the edges between Serbian, Turkish, Greek, Romanian and Bulgarian food can sometimes be very blurred indeed. Read_on (No Comments)

Barka Saffron

We have been coming here since the last century, when there was precious little choice in Bucharest for people wanting something a little different; a little more spicy. Read_on (6 Comments)

Cafe Theatro

So-called because the Novotel stands on the site of Bucharest's pre-World War II National Theatre, this is a great new addition to the city's restaurant scene. Read_on (No Comments)

Chez Marie

Chez Marie
A wider variety of dishes you are unlikely to find in a Bucharest restaurant, and most of the time everything on the menu is available. Read_on (3 Comments)

Concerto Fine Dining

Oh yes. The fine dining stakes in Bucharest got notched up even further with the appearance of the Grand Continental's showcase dining room, a match for any other in the city. Read_on (No Comments)

Dacia Felix

The best thing about this place is that the cracking breakfast (the best in the city) is open to allcomers: simply turn up before Read_on (No Comments)

Doncafe Brasserie

Doncafe Brasserie
Magnificent place just off Piata Dorobanti. Open early for breakfast (they do a decent English fry and delicious pain chocolat) it's busy throughout the day, catering to lunching ladies and business types as well as a trendy crowd in the evenings. Read_on (No Comments)

Gargantua

Bright and airy place that gloriously lets the light in through its huge windows. Fine food, including a luscious fried brie with onion marmelade, an outstanding chicken and artichoke salad, a couple of duck dishes and good steaks. Read_on (No Comments)

Himera Cafe Lounge & More

Stay early, leave late. Very late, as in the next morning. That's the kind of place this Old Town locale is: all things to all people. Read_on (No Comments)

La Brasserie

La Brasserie
Redesigned and reinvented, La Brasserie is now less about fine dining (pop over to The Vineyard for that) and more about good quality, simple food for all the family. Read_on (No Comments)

Le Theatre

A bit of food with your jazz? Or a bit of jazz with your food? There is always usually something happening at Le Theatre, and even if there isn't, the food is enough to keep you here for most of the evening. Read_on (No Comments)

Omnivore's Dilemma

Brilliant! Tiny place serving the best cooked lunch in central Bucharest. There are just a few dishes to choose from each day: ask the staff what's good, hand over a pittance and try and bag a seat at one of the tables (there are only three or four). Read_on (2 Comments)

Orient Express Bar Bistro

Pub and bistro of not enormous proportions on Smardan. Serves a decent pint, good coffee and mixes its cocktails well, but what most impressed us were the big salads. Read_on (No Comments)

Restaurant Ambiente

Wonderful place hidden behind the BCR building opposite the university (note that you can enter via Strada Academiei). Good food, well-priced drinks and a garden/courtyard you will be shocked to discover so close the concrete heart of Bucharest. Read_on (No Comments)

The Vinyard

The feather in the Crowne Plaza’s cap, this is now the hotel’s flagship restaurant, a work of great detail where everything is lovingly prepared by Exec Chef Ashlie Dias and his highly experienced team. Read_on (No Comments)

Uptown Bar & Grill

Uptown indeed. In the wealthiest part of the wealthiest part of the city, the city's wealthiest people come here to eat. The real draw is the enclosed terrace which means you can eat al fresco even when it's snowing outside. Read_on (3 Comments)