We went here for an evening meal as it seemed very popular. We did enjoy it - the atmosphere was great as was the entertainment , however the service and food wasn't of the same standard. No sooner had we ordered our food was on the table but it wasn't great. My chicken schnitzel was cold and tough with a handful of fries which was very disappointing. My husbands 'traditional' pork dish was not much better. It felt like they wanted us in and out as quickly as possible. Also - if you're from the UK be aware that smoking is the norm. It was really off putting breathing in the smoke as trying to eat. Not the best experience!!

This was on my to do list from the start and it didn’t disappoint . We turned up at about 9.30 and was unsure if we were too late but despite only having a few tables in use we were welcomed and seated promptly . The menu was great and I did go for the touristy options but wasn’t left disappointed . The ambiance in the courtyard was great and didnt feel hurried or pressured. Local wine was a surprise and excellent and if ever in Bucharest I’m going back . The only disappointment to the night was nothing to do with the restaurant but as I feel it important to warn people when I left I got a yellow cab (Titan taxi ) and was scammed for 250 lei for a trip which has cost 20 the night before from the same spot . But definitely check this restaurant out

I was here for an erasmus dinner and the atmosphere was amazing! All the staff was extremely patient with us even though there was about 300 of us and everyone got up and danced. The had some live music and other performances that were just fantastic. We had some challenges with the dietary restrictions but the staff handles it as best as they could and overall the dinner ran smoothly

Great inner courtyard, felt like being in a Disney princess restaurant. Had the house speciality caramelised lamb for two. Came very quickly. Set alight at the table. Min for 2 but good for 3 I reckon. Could have been warmer. Same for my husbands food. Tasted good just not refined cooking hence 3 rating.

We visited Manuc's inn as it seemed like a good piece of history to visit. It's a shame is been turned into a restaurant and you can't just have a walk around. We personally didn't eat here as we had heard mixed review's about the food and the service plus we had other places we wanted to try. Still worth having a walk past and viewing the aesthetics of the outside of the building.

We arrived without a booking and were given a table in the wine cellar, an amazing surrounding with a great atmosphere. The food we had was very good. Chicken kebab was moist with good flavours and tasty rice. The homemade sausages were excellent. A generous portion of Papanasi (doughnuts with sour cream and cherry sauce) was enough for 2 people. A reasonably priced bottle of Romanian white wine (about £15) was also very pleasant. To finish the evening there was traditional Romanian music and dancing. The total cost of the 3 course meal was about £65.

This place was recommended by one of our tour guides. It did not disappoint. This being the first time we tried traditional Romanian cuisine, we were a little nervous. Nervous no more. We had the mici, the cabbage rolls, and the sauerkraut salad. All were fantastic. The atmosphere was very relaxing as well. Thanks again for the great food.

We stopped for dinner under the trees in the courtyard of this historic hotel. The food was very good. We shared pork ribs and Sarmales for dinner. We also had a flavorful soup with turkey leg in it. Their Romanian specialities were quite good. It is a bit touristic, reminiscent of a Beer Garden, but authentic enough for a fun evening out in Bucharest.