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Centrul Vechi
Where to eat in Centrul Vechi
Meals worth the trip.
← Swipe for another category →- 1Specialty coffee shop and bar
Origo Coffee
Specialty coffee shop on Strada Lipscani, opened in 2013 by Mihai Panfil, serving coffee from beans roasted by Origo by day and turning into a cocktail bar in the evening.
It won 'Best Coffee Shop' at the Romanian Hospitality Awards 2026, an award it has taken at every edition since 2018, and has 4.7 on Google from more than 5,000 reviews.
Centrul Vechi - 2Historic beer hall and restaurant
Caru' cu Bere
Beer hall opened in 1899 in a Gothic Revival building on Stavropoleos Street, with Romanian food, its own beer, live music and dancing.
It holds 4.6 on Google from more than 102,000 reviews, the most of any venue in Bucharest, and the building is a listed monument.
Centrul Vechi - 3Romanian restaurant in a historic inn
Hanu' lui Manuc
Romanian restaurant in the inn built between 1806 and 1808 by Manuc Bei, with an inner courtyard, terrace, music and traditional dancing.
It holds 4.7 on Google from more than 65,000 reviews, and the inn is a category A listed monument.
Centrul Vechi - 4Korean barbecue restaurant
Jeonjuu Korean BBQ
Korean restaurant where meat is grilled at the table, with beef bulgogi, bibimbap, Korean fried chicken and cocktails.
It holds 4.8 on Google from more than 5,500 reviews.
Centrul Vechi - 5Rooftop restaurant and bar
Linea / Closer to the Moon
Restaurant and bar on the fifth floor, on the roof of the Victoria department store building, with views over the Old Town and an international menu of pasta, burgers and meat dishes.
It holds 4.6 on Google from more than 16,200 reviews, hundreds of which mention the sunset view.
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