Caru cu Bere

Carul cu bere is one of the most famous restaurants in Bucharest. It's in Stavropoleos Street, No. 3. It was opened in 1879, its name means the beer cart, and is one of the few neo-Gothic buildings in Bucharest. It was created by a Polish architect. The main hall, with impressive ceilings that are extremely high, is supported by pillars, and has a half-height gallery. The décor is full of paintings, wood work, and strangely enough, stained glass. Around 1900, it was the meeting place of the literary and a major cultural center for the city. The Carul Cu Bere was the direct competitor of the famous Casa Capsa, but a little more bohemian.

This brewery was opened in 1899 . It is also a restaurant and a place of cultural interest, one of the nicest places in the city, the most important thing here is not the food. This restaurant is a must if you go to Bucharest for its history and art inside. Here you can find floor tiles, painted glass, wood, all is really something for the eyes to see . Highly recommended, it is essential.

It was the second beer house opened in Bucharest. At the entrance you can see a statue of an Okt man (Mos Ghita) the old wine keeper. Really good food , traditional Romanian food. Really important to make reservations because it's really busy all the time.

It was very nice inside and the beer was typical Romanian (good). Very beautiful inside and at lunchtime there is music and traditional Romanian dancing. Worth seeing.;)

Very nice place to eat and entertain.
Old times atmosphere.
Been here for the food especially, ciorba is best

The food is all about romanian tradition and the people there make you feel awesome! There are dance shows and live music that are performed by true professionals!

Splendid architecture, traditional food, own brand of beer.