12 editor picks in Bucharest.
12 cafes in Bucharest, editor-picked for cafes open sunday. Cafes serving on sundays. All cafes in Bucharest.
Black Habit opened in 2018 on Calea Griviței with specialty coffee and an all-day brunch of fresh juices, soups, salads, eggs and delicious desserts.
TipBlack Habit sits on Calea Griviței in the district known as the Creative Quarter.
Origo Coffee Shop is a café at Strada Lipscani 9, from a community of people who prepare every detail for a good coffee, with espresso, filter and microlot.
TipThe Lipscani 9 shop is open Tuesday to Friday from 07:30 to 00:00, and Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 to 00:00.
Cofftails is a specialty coffee shop and cocktail bar on Calea Victoriei, with espresso and brunch in the first part of the day and cocktails after sunset.
TipTables sit on the street, directly on Calea Victoriei, for an espresso at lunch or a cocktail toward evening.
Handsome Monk is a coffee house in Parklake Shopping Center, where the fresh aroma of coffee beans blends with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Mancave is a specialty coffee shop and bar on Strada Economu Cezărescu with a library of board games, serving coffee roasted by Dropshot and craft beer.
TipPick a board game from the shelves, from Catan to Dixit, and the staff will explain the rules.
Bordo Caffe & Pub serves burgers, pasta and cocktails near Herăstrău Park and the Village Museum, with morning coffee and business lunches on offer.
TipReservations are taken by phone at +40 768 78 99 79, next to the Arcul de Triumf national rugby stadium.
Hygge Social Kitchen is a relaxed spot on Calea Victoriei serving seasonal food, single-origin coffee and cocktails that change with the season.
TipThe menu runs from a first morning coffee to a late-evening glass of wine, with brunch until 14:00.
BOB Coffee Lab runs cafes of its own and in partnership, with a roastery, and began in the garage of an interwar villa in the north of the capital.
Cafeneaua Veche 9 is a cafe and restaurant in the Old Centre, in a building attested in 1812, which it calls the oldest cafe in the capital.
TipIn its heyday the cafe hosted Mihai Eminescu and Ion Luca Caragiale, and it is open daily from 12:00 to 00:00.
Zării is a cafe in Cotroceni serving specialty coffee, fresh pastry every day and handmade lemonades with wild-plant syrups from the Apuseni Mountains.
Ganesha Caffe is a cafe and tea house with hookah, a relaxing terrace and exotic decor in vibrant colours, on Barbu Văcărescu boulevard in Floreasca.
TipOpen from 13:00 to 02:00 Monday to Thursday and Sunday, and until 03:00 on Friday and Saturday.
Les Bourgeois is a bistro and cafe bar in the historic centre on Strada Smârdan, with a changing menu of international and seasonal recipes.
TipBooking a table online earns a 10% discount on the bill, an offer printed on the restaurant site.
