Eat Romanian meat rolls in a rustic atmosphere, or pick from international menus
ranging from very basic to truly posh.
Romantic: Lipscani
Sit outside a small bistro on one of Lipscani's lanes and
you'll understand where Bucharest's ‘Little
Paris' label comes from. Sample succulent meat rolls in restaurants where
fruity local white wine flows aplently.
Varied: Piata George Enescu
Discover some of Bucharest's best restaurants in the side streets
surrounding Piata George Enescu. Choose from traditional Romanian eateries,
sophisticated French-inspired places and the stylish bistros popular with young Bucharestis.
Mingle with Bucharest's high-heeled in the upmarket restaurants off Sos
Kiselef Boulevard. The decor is sumptuous, the cuisine exquisite, the smart
waiters' service impeccable.
If you feel peckish during the day, follow the tempting scent of Bucharest's
street bakeries – there's one on almost every corner. After
dinner, do as Romanians do and sip strong coffee in a late-night café.
Restaurants are usually open from 9am to 11pm and a tip of 5-10% is expected.
