International Restaurants in Romania

Brunch cafe, coffee and wine bar in central Sinaia.

Historic beer hall dating from 1879, a Bucharest landmark with stunning Neo-Gothic interior featuring stained glass, frescoes, and ornate woodwork. Serves traditional Romanian cuisine alongside craft beers and fine wines. A must-visit cultural experience — book ahead for dinner. One of the most photographed interiors in Romania.

Romanian cuisine restaurant in Zalău with live music evenings.

Traditional Romanian restaurant in Arad serving home-style cooking in a warm, rustic setting. Dishes include ciorbă de văcuță, grilled meats, and seasonal local specialties. Hungarian-speaking customers welcome. Good value and generous portions — a favourite with both locals and visitors looking for an authentic regional meal.

Beer house and restaurant in central Bistrița.

Restaurant in central Giurgiu serving Romanian dishes.

Restaurant and events house on Strada Caloianca in Slatina.

Mexican taco restaurant; reviews from Mexican customers confirm the food tastes authentic.

Victoriei branch of Casa de Tacos; a reviewer identifying as a native Mexican calls it the best tacos tried in Romania.

Restaurant just east of the citadel in Alba Iulia.

Mediterranean restaurant overlooking King Michael I Park. Seasonal menu, wine selection, garden terrace.

Restaurant on Strada Mihail Kogălniceanu in central Vaslui.

Traditional Romanian and continental cuisine near Traian Square.

Restaurant near the Princely Court serving international cuisine.

Spanish restaurant; reviews describe it as feeling like a genuine slice of Spain.

Restaurant serving regional dishes, sandwiches and grilled chicken.