Recomand degetele din piept de curcan cu chipsuri de cartofi. Personal amabil, servire ireprosabila, terasa curata.

Not far from historical city centre, the La Nenea Lancu is a superb restaurant with cool outdoor setting and varied menu/drink options.
The service was excellent and food platters were delicious. The cheese and vegetarian plates were sumptuous and tasty. They have a great selection of drinks, including freshly homemade lemonade with Ginger! Toilets were a bit of action but that’s just a minor issue. Overall a great place to eat and drink, especially with a group of friends or colleagues!
Certainly a great out
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Traditional Romanian food. Spacious place, nice vibe, knowledgeable waiter, excellent service. Very nice terrace with heaters that actually warm you up. I would recommend the Bran branded drinks: palinca and vișinata (sour cherry liquor). Loved the fried olives! The fried potato chips are amazing, you have to try them! Forget about Pringles, this is the good stuff :-) I also enjoyed the local draft beer, Nenea Iancu. The food is good, the lamb pastrami was excellent, the beer sausages were decent. I was a bit disappointed by the lack of traditional Romanian desserts, like pancakes, papanași, etc. Maybe that's a sign we shouldn't eat dessert, bad for our health :-) I just ordered a liquid dessert instead :-) Overall a very nice experience, definitely worth trying.
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Stopped in for food but the kitchen was closed. Really nice staff, so I hung out for a couple beers. Very good prices. I wanted to go back for the cuisine but my schedule changed and I couldn't make it. I would go again.
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Great food, clean place and kindness service.
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Best carnati I have ever eaten until now.

The price is a bit expensive IMO, for ex: 6lei for 3 pieces of kaiser and 20lei for 2 little bottle of Sprite are a lot. Nevertheless, it didn't mean they deserved less than 5 stars, the main course truly worth it. I had a platou and we finished til the last bite. I felt like I was in the countryside eating his parents home-cooked food again. Too bad I couldn't drink the beer but the beverage menu does seem attractive.

I do recommend if you first come to Romania and want to have a try of the Romanian authentic cuisine without staying in the crowdy central town of Bucharest. :)
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