6 street food places in Bucharest we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Bucharest | Street Food across every city.
Street food is where Bucharest is most itself, loud and unpretentious, and Piața Obor is its spiritual home. Mici la Piața Obor and Langoși la Piața Obor draw the crowds at Obor for grilled sausage and fried dough, while Covrigi Luca near Bulevardul Magheru and Dristor Kebap on Strada Lipscani round out the city's quick, cheap, satisfying staples.
Mici la Piața Obor ★ 4.5
obor · Strada Ziduri Moși 4, Sector 2, București
The mici terrace inside Bucharest's Piața Obor on Ziduri Moși is the most-cited mici counter, plates of five with mustard, bread and lager service.
Covrigi Luca ★ 4.0
universitate · Bulevardul Magheru, București
Covrigi Luca runs the city's largest covrigi chain, with Soviet-era warm soft-pretzel counters all over central Bucharest, the standard 4-5 RON walking snack.
Covrigăria Luca Calea Victoriei ★ 4.0
calea-victoriei · Calea Victoriei 91-93, 010071 București
The Covrigăria Luca outlet on Calea Victoriei serves walnut and rose preserve pastries alongside sesame covrigi, the morning-to-evening Bucharest grab.
Dristor Kebap Lipscani ★ 4.0
lipscani · Strada Lipscani 41, 030033 București
Dristor Kebap on Lipscani is the Old Town outlet of Bucharest's biggest shaorma chain, an after-hours staple with the city's most-imitated garlic-cream sauce.
Langoși la Piața Obor ★ 4.2
obor · Strada Ziduri Moși 4, Sector 2, București
The lángos counters inside Bucharest's Piața Obor fry traditional Hungarian-Romanian dough rounds to order, topped with garlic, brânză and smântână.
Obor Rotiserie Pui ★ 4.0
obor · Strada Ziduri Moși 4, Sector 2, București
The rotisserie counters at Piața Obor in Bucharest spin whole chickens over open flame, a half-chicken with bread and pickles the mainstream lunch.