Bar entertainment in Romania
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No Limits
This slightly upmarket disco is to the right of the arched entry to the citadel, just below the Clock Tower. It borders on tackiness but gets steamy on weekends.
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Kulturkafe
Kulturkafe has the best table spots on the square, and is slightly more adult- than student-oriented inside.
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Go In
The Go In is a traditional-style bar with lots of twentysomething couples sharing tables over beer and cocktails.
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Teresa Scara
Pretty much everyone who drinks beer (flirting uni students, middle-aged coworkers) drops in at open-air Teresa Scara.
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Mes Amis
More Marais than its glitz-job neighbours on Gabroveni, this alley bar has wood-beam ceilings, grapefruit-pink walls and alt rock coming through the speakers.
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No Limits
This slightly upmarket disco is to the right of the arched entry to the citadel, just below the Clock Tower. It borders on tackiness but gets steamy on weekends.
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Festival 39
Cosy dark-lit room with happy locals filling the tables and bars when other bars are empty. Brick walls, dozens of candles and antiques, soft music, 20- and thirtysomething smoking locals.
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La Solas
The student ghetto, southwest of the centre (on/off Str Piezişă, reached by Str Clinicilor about 300m from Piaţa Lucian Blaga), teems with lively open-air bars, including La Solas.
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La Butoaie
Huge with uni students, this lively open-deck bar on the 5th floor of the Ion Luca Caragiale National Theatre fits hundreds, with benches and big pillows in the seating areas. It fills early on nice days.
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Piranha Club
About 2.5km west of the centre, the student-dorm area teems with Bucharest's merriest drinking/eating life. Action's found on either side of the Dâmboviţa River. Best is this, a jungle-lodge-type place with piranhas in aquariums, low-lit gazebos decked out like country homes, cosy seating inside for when it's cold, and pretty good food. There are frequent live shows too. It's south of the river, a couple of hundred metres west of the Grozăveşti metro station.
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Quinta Café
High ceilings, cushy sofas, antique furniture and wood panelling give this lounge bar a familiar feel; in fact, this is a restored grand house. The weekday subdued music and lighting gives way to pounding bass and darkness on weekends.
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