English-Speaking Businesses in Romania

Foreign-labour staffing and immigration-assistance agency in Sector 1, founded 2007, placing non-EU workers and handling work permits, payroll and staff leasing.

Multilingual notary and translation office in Iași. Apostilles, powers of attorney, real estate, and immigration documents. English, French, German, Italian.

Private medical clinic in Miercurea Ciuc.

Indian restaurant in Floreasca, sister location of Mumbai Cotroceni; reviews praise the biryani, mango lassi and gulab jamun.

Authentic Indian restaurant in Cotroceni, Sector 6. Found via delivery-app listing, cross-verified on its official site.

Small family-run Turkish restaurant near Colentina's "Little Turkey" strip, home-style Turkish cooking.

One of Romania's largest full-service business law firms, based on Bd. Aviatorilor. Corporate, M&A, competition, energy and dispute resolution, working in English and Romanian.

Covrigărie and patiserie counter at the Bd. Timișoara corner in Drumul Taberei, open from 5am for covrigi and merdenele.

City history and art museum housed in a 19th-century building on Traian Square.

The unique Clock Museum in Ploiești, housing one of the largest collections of antique clocks and timepieces in Romania. Over 2,000 exhibits spanning from the 17th century to the present, including pocket watches, carriage clocks, and grandfather clocks. An unusual and enjoyable cultural stop in Ploiești — highly regarded by those who discover it.

Open-air archaeological site and museum built around the ruins of the medieval Old Princely Court, the historic core of Bucharest in the Old Town (Centrul Vechi).

Art museum in the Public Garden, opened 1984, adjacent to the Brâncuși ensemble.