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Where to eat Romanian in Bucharest
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Romanian food is really quite good. We have a wide selection of Bucharest's best Romanian restaurants right here.
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Bistro Atheneu
Also known as the thinking man's La M*ma. If you want very good Romanian food cooked slowly and with great care then this is where to come.
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Bistro Jaristea
From the people who have long brought you some of the city's finest Romanian food comes this place, a contemporary eatery for friends.
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Blanduziei
A relic of the communist day this place has been around for decades: check out the old fashioned sign out front. It is now a great little place however, homely and cosy, with a kind of terrace come courtyard in summer.
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Burebista Vanatoresc
The smell of the wooden fixtures and fittings could convince you that you're in the countryside, not metres away from the city centre.
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Caru' cu Bere
Should be the first stop on the list of any visitor to Bucharest. Wonderful interiors – painted ceilings, ornate woodwork – make the place an attraction in itself, but do not leave without trying some food.
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Casa Doina
Alma mater of Romanian restaurants, an integral part of the city's rich tapestry. This classy place pulls in the cream of Bucharest society, served by charming, splendid waiters in smart dress.
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Casa Gorjana
One of the stock Romanian restaurants that has been packing in visitors for years, there is little gimmick here (beyond the rather wooden entrance) except good food at great prices.
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City Grill
They call these places 'your dining room in the city,' and given the homely food and cheap prices (the lunchtime deals are just about unbeatable) they might just be right.
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Corso Brasserie & Terrace
Breakfast, lunch or dinner on the boulevard; Magheru, that is. If this place doesn't occupy the best people-watching spot in the whole of the city, then we don't know where does.
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Crama Domneasca
Right in the heart of Bucharest's historic centre, this is Romanian food of indeed historic proportions. You can expect right royal portions of all your Romanian favourites, from spare ribs and mutton to tender pork steaks.
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Good Old Times (Golden Tulip Times Hotel)
The prawn spring rolls we ate here were just about the crispiest, lightest and tastiest we have come across in Bucharest. We couldn't make better at home (and we tried).
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Hanu' Berarilor Interbelic
This place is the new 'must visit' restaurant in Bucharest. Housed in the former Casa Bucur (a place you could write a book about) it is a very good Romanian restaurant serving the kind of food you only usually get in people's homes.
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La Cocosatu
We put out an appeal on our Facebook fan page for the best mici in the city. The response was immediate and overwhelming: Cocosatu' uber alles.
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Lacrimi si Sfinti
Romanian poet, revolutionary and raconteur Mircea Dinescu’s latest culinary adventure is this classy place in the Old Town.
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La Mama
Not exactly a Romanian McDonald's - after all, this is hardly fast food - though this is a chain of cheap restaurants which all look the same and all serve the same food.
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La Taifas
The thinking man's La Mama. La Taifas means 'having a chat' and that's exactly what you and your friends will feel like doing at this tres jolie venue.
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Locanta Jaristea
This is that rarity in Bucharest (and indeed Romania): an upmarket Romanian restaurant. The surroundings, location, exquisitely decorated dining rooms, service and choice of high quality food will convince you of that.
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Manuc Bistro / Levantin
Bucharest's oldest inn (and one of only two surviving caravanserai in Europe - the other is in Albania) reopens its doors.
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Nicoresti
Maybe we have been harsh in the past with our reviews of Nicoresti. It is, after all, one of the most celebrated Romanian restaurants
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Rossetya
Romanian food is never going to win any awards for originality, it being a mix of various Balkan cuisines, yet Rossetya tries harder than most to take it to new levels.
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Vatra Restaurant
We have been eating here for years and we can't recommend the place highly enough. You really will have go a long way to find better value Romanian food than this.
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Violeta's Vintage Kitchen
The concept is great: very good Romanian food with a nod towards the vegetarian served off a menu that changes daily. You can check it online and then decide if you fancy anything before setting off.
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