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Bellini

Packed out with the pre-cinema crowd heading over to Cinema Pro for the latest premiere, Bellini has a great location and - according to just about anybody you ask - makes the best pizza in Bucharest. Read_on (No Comments)

Caffe Citta

Styled as a Northern Italian city centre cafe/bistro the emphasis here is on good, simple, urban food. Try the risotto with saffron, the saltim bocca and the tiramisu: all signature dishes and all done to perfection. Read_on (No Comments)

Capricciosa

A bustling Italian restaurant and pizzeria whose menu is a veritable dictionary of pizza. They even do truffles and, let’s face it, you don’t see those every day on a menu in Bucharest. Read_on (1 Comment)

Casa di David

You can say what you like about this high-class place (and most party people in Bucharest have some kind of opinion), but to us it remains a very nice place to spend the evening, with its big windows and simple furnishings. Read_on (4 Comments)

Coco Bongo

Love the name, love the attitude. Looks more like a pub from outside, and in fact it is both pub and restaurant, the kind of place you can eat very well but nobody minds if you just spend all night on the sauce. Read_on (No Comments)

Cucina

Bright and breezy, Cucina at the JW Marriott is a wonderful Italian restaurant where you can find probably the best (and perhaps only) swordfish steak in the city. Read_on (1 Comment)

De Gustibus

Located in a lovely house (which was built in 1898, neglected for decades then entirely renovated when De Gustibus moved in) this is a good Italian serving a good range of dishes, of which we particularly liked the fantastic crab risotto and the saltimbocca fillet. Read_on (No Comments)

Il Peccato

It shouldn't take too long to find this place: it is the restaurant with a motorbike in a glass display box parked outside. Read_on (No Comments)

Malagamba

What a name, what a place. An Italian (with a twist) restaurant of the old school (in that the food is what counts first and foremost), this Irish-owned eatery next to the Comedy Theatre is terrific. Read_on (11 Comments)

Memories

As central as you like, this place serves possibly the best lunchtime deal in Bucharest: a set menu for just 19 lei. Even in the evening the standard off the menu prices are far from high for what is some very good food indeed. Read_on (No Comments)

Modigliani Pasta/ Carne

The InterContinental's showpiece restaurant is gem. Boasting top chef Alfonso Salvaggio in the kitchen, the Italian stakes continue to get ratcheted up another notch, and it is all to the benefit of us diners. Read_on (No Comments)

Ristorante Il Calcio

As opposed to Trattoria Il Calcio? Yes. For this is a ristorante, a notch up from trattoria. Expect a more refined menu and surroundings, but the same warm, friendly service and great value (if pricier) food you've come to expect from the Il Calcio boys. Read_on (No Comments)

Roberto's

It's back. After a complete refit Roberto's is bigger and better than ever. It now boasts an open kitchen, three distinct dining areas and a private dining room. Read_on (No Comments)

Trattoria Don Vito Ristorante

They get a lot right here, not least the bean soup that is a meal in itself.  Excellent salads, and the seafood-packed signature Don Vito pasta was memorable. Read_on (1 Comment)

Trattoria Il Calcio

What we have here is the best use of perhaps the best terrace space in the city. As with the original Il Calcio, service can be Read_on (1 Comment)

Trattoria Roma

Brilliant, truly brilliant, and we rarely give praise that high. It might nominally be an Italian but what people come to this place for is the seafood. Read_on (No Comments)

Vecchio 1812

We love it. Making fantastic use of a gorgeous old building on Strada Covaci, this Italian restaurant looks and feels like the kind of place you want spend all evening in. Read_on (No Comments)