English-Speaking Businesses in Romania
Find restaurants, clinics, hotels, and services across Romania where staff speak English. Perfect for expats, tourists, and international visitors.
English-Speaking Businesses in Romania
La Moșu
Restaurant on Șoseaua Oltenitei, Sector 4.
La Moșu
La Mustata Family
La Nas - Parc Mogoșoaia
La Nea Mitică din Brezoianu
La Negra — Restaurant Cubanez
Cuban restaurant with live band nights; reviews confirm traditional Cuban food combinations.
La Nu Știu Cine
La Nuci
La Nueva Cucaracha
La Pălincie
Traditional Maramureș restaurant near the old town.
La Parintele Pramatie
La Pas
Clothing shop on Strada Decebal in central Constanța.
La Patrunjel
La Pescărie Mamaia
Seafood restaurant on the Mamaia promenade serving fresh Black Sea fish and international cuisine.
La Petite Bouffe
Cafe, patisserie and Humanitas bookshop on the ground floor of an interwar villa in Cotroceni.
La Petite Creperie — Iulius Mall Suceava
La Petite Creperie crepe kiosk at Iulius Mall Suceava.
La Piazzetta
La Pierde Tren
Old-school beer bodega beside Gara Obor, opening at 7am for the market and railway crowd. Draught beer, cold cuts and a handful of outdoor tables.
La Pippo Grill
La Pizza Colentina
Italian-style pizzeria and pasta restaurant on Șos. Colentina. Wood-fired oven pizzas with authentic Italian recipes. Italian ownership means the dough, mozzarella, and tomatoes are imported for authenticity. Relaxed trattoria atmosphere. English and Italian spoken. Good wine list with Italian and Romanian options.
La Pizza Napoletana Sibiu
La Pizzerie
La Plăcinte
Moldovan/Romanian comfort-food restaurant chain location on Șoseaua Ștefan cel Mare, Sector 2.
La Plăcinte Iași
Moldovan chain restaurant known for traditional plăcinte and home cooking.