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Calea Victoriei
Where to eat in Calea Victoriei
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← Swipe for another category →- 1Contemporary Romanian restaurant
NOUA. Bucătărie Românească
Restaurant with a tasting menu of contemporary Romanian cooking, led by chef Alex Petricean, in a 1915 house on Strada Popa Nan.
It won 'Best Restaurant' at the Romanian Hospitality Awards 2026, where Alex Petricean was also named 'Best Chef', and it has 4.7 on Google from 1,000 reviews.
Popa Nan, la 2 km est de Universitate - 2Author-cuisine restaurant
éto – cuisine of now
Restaurant with a tasting menu, à la carte dishes and a chef's table, opened in 2025 in a 1912 villa in the Moșilor area and led by chef Sorin Stoica, who worked at Noma.
It won 'Best Design' at the Romanian Hospitality Awards 2026, and it has 5.0 on Google from more than 380 reviews.
Moșilor, la 1,2 km est de Piața Romană - 3Bakery and café
Piața9 Bakery
Bakery and pastry shop with specialty coffee from the Oradea brand Piața9, opened in March 2026 on the ground floor of the Victoria Center building, at the northern end of Calea Victoriei.
It won 'Best Opening' and 'Most Innovative Brand' at the Romanian Hospitality Awards 2026, and it has 4.6 on Google from more than 1,200 reviews.
Calea Victoriei (nord) - 4Fried chicken and burgers
LBFC (Le Bab Fried Chicken)
The first LBFC (Le Bab Fried Chicken), opened in 2021 on Piața Amzei, serving crispy fried chicken, smash burgers and house-made sauces.
It won 'Best Food Delivery Brand' at the Romanian Hospitality Awards 2026, for the second year running, and has 4.6 on Google from more than 1,300 reviews.
Piața Amzei - 5Smash burger joint
Smash Baby Burger
Smash burger joint on Strada Luterană, next to the Lutheran Church, part of a Romanian chain with branches in Bucharest, Iași and Constanța.
It won 'Best QSR' (quick-service restaurant) at the Romanian Hospitality Awards 2026, and has 4.8 on Google from more than 3,800 reviews.
Calea Victoriei