Restaurants in Moldova
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Cactus Café
This is a true winner. The eclectic interior décor (Wild West meets urban bohemian, but with grace and humour) is matched by the city's most creative menu. There are incredible breakfasts (a rarity in these parts), lots of vegetarian meals (soy meat!), wild plates such as turkey with bananas and the country's most killer gazpacho.
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Cafe 7 Days
A great selection of tasty Russian fast food like blini (stuffed pancakes) and Western imports like pizza, as well as salads are on offer at this modern, pleasant café.
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Prokhlada
Prokhlada This cavernous, sombre but friendly space is the best place in town for a meal or drink. Choose from six kinds of cognac as you view sports matches on a large TV screen. Dancing is encouraged, but often lonely. According to the sign outside you are not allowed to take in hand grenades, guns or gas bottles. But don't worry – that's just the old Transdniestran sense of humour in action!
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Beer House
Of all Chişinău's hot dining places, you'll be returning to this brewery-cum-restaurant again and again - most likely for its four delicious home-brewed beers, but also for its excellent menu, which ranges from chicken wings and soups to rabbit and chicken grilled in cognac. Its relaxed ambience and impeccable service add to the charm.
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Symposium
Though not as expensive as some top-class restaurants in town, this can be called one of the city's top dining experiences in terms of elegance and refinement. In this cellar refitted with antiques, the French-style cuisine is succulent, with lamb dishes the speciality. There's a large selection of local wines.
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Andy's Pizza
This popular chain has locations all around Chişinău, but this is its most stylish branch, with a high-tech look that makes it popular with a young, on-the-move clientele. The thick and gooey pizzas, spaghetti and chicken wings keep clients happily purring.
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Oraşul Vechi
One of your best bets is this stylish folk restaurant which doesn't overdo the folk theme. The grill house in the back has an open view into the glassed kitchen with wood-fire oven. Fish is the speciality with shark and octopus on the un-PC section of the menu.
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Skazka
The offputting green and glass exterior hides a 'fairy-tale' place with half-hearted castle décor geared toward children, and a large Moldovan menu. The summer terrace faces the river.
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El Paso
To get your Mexican fix, head to this excellent, comfortable place. The menu runs the gamut from quesadillas to salmon in chilli sauce and pork with chocolate-almond sauce!
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Green Hills Café
Though the meals are delicious, most come here for a quick fix - great coffee cocktails or beer, and of course to people-watch while sitting on the city's main drag.
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Green Hills Restaurant
There's a large, extremely pleasant terrace that's perfect for a sit-down meal from their large selection of meat and vegetable dishes.
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Vila Vechi
An elegant Moldovan restaurant, tastefully decorated in stone and modern art with a covered terrace done in a zebra-stripe motif.
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Café
This no-name cafeteria serves surprisingly succulent food priced for the university crowd.
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