Guidebook for București
Food Scene
Stadio
11 Strada Ion CâmpineanuGreat Food, great design.
Alt Shift
4 Strada Constantin MilleGreat food, nice design!
Goccia
23 Strada George Enescufancy Italian restaurant
Breakfast, nice terrace during summer days (or nights).
51 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Grand Café Van Gogh
9 Strada SmârdanBreakfast, nice terrace during summer days (or nights).
People say here you can find the best coffee in town! Small place, cosy atmosphere.
107 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Origo
9 Strada LipscaniPeople say here you can find the best coffee in town! Small place, cosy atmosphere.
Non-smoking place (not many in Bucharest). From here you can work, read, relax, enjoy).
50 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
M60
2 Strada D. I. MendeleevNon-smoking place (not many in Bucharest). From here you can work, read, relax, enjoy).
Camera din Fata
22 Strada D. I. MendeleevCoffee, tea, reading. Small but chic place.
Drinks & Nightlife
During summer time - great terrace outdoor. And every Tuesday - 50% to all drinks!
240 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Control Club
4 Strada Constantin MilleDuring summer time - great terrace outdoor. And every Tuesday - 50% to all drinks!
Biutiful
8 Strada GabroveniGreat bar with awesome design
Simbio
26 Strada NegustoriNice design and good food
Everything Else
Very nice library with a bar at the last floor. Buy presents, have a coffee, read a book.
102 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Cărturești Carusel
55 Strada LipscaniVery nice library with a bar at the last floor. Buy presents, have a coffee, read a book.
Palace of Parliament
7 Bulevardul Nicolae BălcescuGreat to see the result of Ceausescu's megalomania
Arts & Culture
Inside the House of Paliament. Its colossal, rigid architecture from the Communist era is a stark contrast to all the lively, revolutionary art exhibitions and cultural events that take place inside.
131 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
MNAC - Pambansang Museo ng Sining na Kontemporanyo ng Romania
1-3 Calea 13 SeptembrieInside the House of Paliament. Its colossal, rigid architecture from the Communist era is a stark contrast to all the lively, revolutionary art exhibitions and cultural events that take place inside.