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Travel through the city's famous sites and landmarks on this guided panoramic tour. Enjoy learning about Bucharest's history and legends while tasting local street food.
What to order at Covrigăria Luca Calea Victoriei
- The dish to know
- Sesame covrigi and walnut pastries
- Editor tip
- Hot covrigi out of the oven every 40 minutes; ask when the next batch is due.
CuisineStreet food
Price$
Neighborhoodcalea-victoriei
HoursMon-Sun 06:00-22:00
Phone+40 21 311 5500
The dishSesame covrigi and walnut pastries
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Tip: Hot covrigi out of the oven every 40 minutes; ask when the next batch is due.
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