Bucharest

Casa Doina boasts a lovely terrace garden that draws Bucharest’s most influential diners. Politicians and executives talk business over superb Romanian dishes, as well as Mediterranean and seafood options. Originally built in the 1890s, the location alone makes the visit worthwhile.

Divan is not just a restaurant, but a great meeting place in a Central Asian atmosphere. Divan serves great Turkish food, alive with spice and flavour, along with live entertainment which makes any night spent here a night to remember.

Located in the covered yard of an old villa in a very stylish area of Bucharest, Doncafe Brasserie offers a varied and imaginative menu with specials every day. It has a cosy and intimate atmosphere, making it a local favourite for business meetings over lunch.

Modern and extremely stylish, Arcade Cafe was designed to resemble a Parisian cafe. They serve delicious light meals, coffee and all manner of beer, wine and cocktails later in the evening. With three distinct seating areas, it is a popular place for events.

At Le Boutique, you can enjoy Mediterranean food in a cosy and welcoming atmosphere, for lunch or dinner. Some nights they also have live music, making this a very popular venue.

In the heart of Bucharest, Edo Sushi offers an immersive Japanese dining experience. Its menu features expertly crafted sushi and tempura, complemented by a selection of Japanese drinks. The tranquil garden setting, showcasing the unique Shou Sugi Ban technique, provides a serene escape.

Manuc's Inn, established in 1802 by Armenian merchant Manuc Bei, is Bucharest's oldest operating hotel. Known for its caravanserai-style architecture with wooden galleries and a central courtyard, it remains a bustling hub for dining and cultural events. The Inn serves traditional Romanian and Balkan cuisine, often accompanied by music and dance, maintaining its historic charm and significance in the heart of the city.