Guidebook for București
Food Scene
Simbio
26 Strada NegustoriNice vibe and interior design
Traditional and affordable food in a stunning neo-gothic architecture
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Caru' cu bere
5 Strada StavropoleosTraditional and affordable food in a stunning neo-gothic architecture
Lacrimi și Sfinți
16 Strada ȘepcariTraditional food with a modern twist
Shift Pub
17 Strada General Eremia GrigorescuExtraordinary food and cool people
Origo
9 Strada LipscaniMaybe one of the best coffees in town
Having a decent meal in an extraordinary art deco building. By the way the restaurant is run by the Romanian army.
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National Military Club
1 Strada Constantin MilleHaving a decent meal in an extraordinary art deco building. By the way the restaurant is run by the Romanian army.
FRUDISIAC
4 Intrarea BitoliaCoffee and brunch in Scandinavian style
Jerry's Pizza Magheru
21 Bulevardul Nicolae BălcescuPizza to go if you're on for a quick or late snack.
Drinks & Nightlife
Control Club
4 Strada Constantin MilleHippest in town
Club Guesthouse
160 Splaiul UniriiBest techno club in town.
Punk's not dead; also you can experience the some of the best oriental (manele) parties you'll ever dream of
Macaz Bar Teatru Coop.
100 Calea MoșilorPunk's not dead; also you can experience the some of the best oriental (manele) parties you'll ever dream of
Parks & Nature
Lake Văcărești
Delta formed right in the outskirts of the city
Entertainment & Activities
One of the most iconic markets in town. You can have here the best traditional "mici" you'll ever have.
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Imarike ye-Obor
4 Strada Ziduri MoșiOne of the most iconic markets in town. You can have here the best traditional "mici" you'll ever have.
Arts & Culture
Located in the House of Parliament you could take both a glimpse of communist mastodon and contemporary art.
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MNAC - Iziqalo Zokusebenza Zokuba Nokwakha Kwezobuciko Zomzantsi Afrika eRomania
1-3 Calea 13 SeptembrieLocated in the House of Parliament you could take both a glimpse of communist mastodon and contemporary art.