My friend and I came across this restaurant one evening whilst exploring Bucharest. We'd already eaten at the hotel but decided to go back for lunch the next day. It's Lebanese fare and there was a really good vegetarian selection for us, as well as many meat dishes.. I had creamy lentil and vegetable soup with crispy pitta bread, my... More

Last week we had a very good dinner. All the 8 guests were extremely pleased with the food. The prices are ok for foreigner, but a bit high for the average Romanian. One big dislike: at the end, when receiving the bill, the waiter told us we have to pay 10% more for the service. In the menus it was... More

Manuc Bistro is situated right at the Splaiul Unirii (Piata Unirii) and is therefore a perfect location for a dinner, lunch or just a coffee. This time we just went for a quick lunch, consisting of the 2 appetizer platters and two soups. It was very good and we'll definitely come back (again). Service was very nice and the home... More

There are two restaurants. One Romanian and one Lebanese. The Romanian has a beautiful summer garden, it is a pleasure to drink a cold beer and think about the history of the building. The food is good and not expensive, waiters are prompt and friendly. Lebanese restaurant is a surprise. One of the best in town. The food is very... More

The place has a historical importance and the renovated hotel and restaurant tries to make their visit memorable. Unfortunately, the service is far from a customer expects from such a venue. Asking from an aperitif (scotch whiskey) was an adventure, as I have to wait for 30-40 minutes for a distant bar delivery! The waiter was full of nice intentions,... More

It was totally unacceptable how the waitress behaved in the Lebanese restaurant. There was this huge woman, dressed up like she was just passing by and helping out. My big mistake was that I couldn’t decide fast on the food; she got angry and decided that I shouldn’t get my order anymore- so she broth all the things that my... More

In the old center of Bucharest, unfortunately behind another constructions, the tourist can enjoy in this could days a coup ( or two) hot Romanian excellent wine along a succulent beefsteak! EvaChiser

There has been a change in ownership and now the restaurant offers on one side traditional Romanian food and on the other side Lebanese food. I tried the Lebanese cuisine and I found it to be decent and with good value for your money.

We ate in the Romanian part, rather than the Lebonese part, which was a big mistake. Quite good atmosphere, with live musicians. Poor service, with it being far too much trouble for the waiter to change a bottle of (unopened) water for a Coke, and his clearly wishing we hadn't bothered his evening by being there at all. A dietary... More