Bucharest: Local Food and History Tour
Explore Bucharest through food and stories, from famous landmarks to local neighborhoods. Enjoy traditional pastries & beloved street food while uncovering the unique ...
Kané Garden is a modern european restaurant in Dorobanti, Bucharest.
Editorially verified June 5, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Why locals love it: Tucked off Tunari behind a Dorobanți townhouse, the Kané garden is one of the quietest fine-dining patios in the city, with the kitchen's full tasting in summer.
Tip: Garden open May to October weather permitting; bookings via the website.
Explore Bucharest through food and stories, from famous landmarks to local neighborhoods. Enjoy traditional pastries & beloved street food while uncovering the unique ...
Embark on a culinary journey through Romania's rich heritage with a wine and food tasting. Taste a variety of Romanian wines, from crisp whites to robust reds and deli...
Embark on a day trip from Bucharest to the Romanian countryside. Visit two boutique wineries and enjoy a wine tasting experience with 10 different wines, traditional f...
Address: Strada Tunari 60, 020526 București, Bucharest
Energiea on Brezoianu in Bucharest hides a courtyard behind the print-shop facade, the quietest cocktail spot in the centre through an arched entrance.
Why locals love it: Energiea's hidden courtyard behind the Brezoianu print-shop facade is the quietest cocktail spot in the centre, set back from the street through an arched entrance.
Tip: Ask for a courtyard table when booking; weekday afternoons are calmest.
SIP Bucharest Vault is old town's speakeasy lives behind an unmarked door on covaci, inside a former-bank vault with the original steel doors still in place.
Why locals love it: Old Town's speakeasy lives behind an unmarked door on Covaci, inside a former-bank vault with the original steel doors still in place.
Tip: Reserve ahead by phone; the door is plain wood with a small SIP plate.
Garden of Eden on Brezoianu in Bucharest is a leafy first-floor garden bar hidden three flights up inside the Universul building, heated through winter.
Why locals love it: A leafy first-floor garden bar hidden inside the Universul building on Brezoianu, three flights up via a courtyard locals walk past daily.
Tip: Heated through winter; access via the door marked 'Universul' next to Beans and Dots.
Crama Domnească Cellar is built into the cellar of the princely court ruins on șelari, with wallachian wines and live taraf folk most nights.
Why locals love it: Built into the cellar of the Princely Court ruins on Șelari, with Wallachian wines and live taraf folk most nights.
Tip: Wines by the carafe; live music every evening keeps the room full.
Abel's Wine Bar back room behind the Old Court on Tonitza in Bucharest is the city's most considered Romanian wine list, with eight tables on Saturdays.
Why locals love it: Set behind the Old Court on Tonitza, Abel's small back room is the city's most considered Romanian wine list, with tasting flights that rotate monthly.
Tip: Reservation-only Saturdays; the back room sees eight tables at most.