Restaurants in Northern Dobrogea
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Casa Tărănească
Casa Tărănească This traditional restaurant stays open day and night, offering such Romanian comfort food as sarmale, ciorbă, mămăligă, knuckle of pork and, um, 'bear with wild sauce' (we dare you). Tourists and locals alike flock here for group outings or post-clubbing detox meals where the pictorial menu satisfactorily serves both non-Romanians and those too drunk to read.
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Marco Polo
Marco Polo This splendid Italian restaurant is cosily nestled in the back of the park near the Drama Theatre. On the terrace, each table is in its own foliage-encased nook. Tables are separated from each other by plants, making you feel like you're in a private garden, only one with doting waiters! The pizza, pasta, meat, fish and veggie dishes are delicious and the dessert menu irresistible. No credit cards.
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Pizza Hut
Fast-food outlets serving kebabs, burgers and hot dogs are dotted all over town. There are some inside the modern Galeriile Comerciale Voicules , and 24-hour joints can be found in the colourfully seedy section of B-dul Tomis south of Str Traian. Pizza Hut delivers.
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Galeriile Comerciale Voicules
Fast-food outlets serving kebabs, burgers and hot dogs are dotted all over town. There are some inside the modern Galeriile Comerciale Voicules , and 24-hour joints can be found in the colourfully seedy section of B-dul Tomis south of Str Traian. Pizza Hut delivers.
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Pizzaco
While wood-fired pizza is their bread and butter, the menu also offers truffles, pasta, Buffalo wings, fish, salads and an inexpensive wine list, lovingly pieced together by the fixated sommelier-owner. The terrace allows for ample people watching on the piaţa.
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Café D'Art
This is an intimate place snuggled up to the Drama Theatre. Especially popular as an evening drinking hole (cocktails €2), it's also packed during the day by those seeking a good place to people-watch while enjoying a light meal.
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Crazy
This is an upscale eatery with a mature menu selection rarely found outside of Bucharest. The giant, overstuffed leather chairs, flat TVs and bar seating invite people to linger long past dessert.
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Amster's Restaurant Café
This cosy café has small wood tables and leather chairs from where you can plunder the free wi-fi service. The short, ambitiously priced menu deviates far from typical café fare.
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Beta
This modern food emporium and bar with a sprawling terrace is sure to satisfy all. Menu items include full breakfast, vegetarian dishes, pizza, salad and children's meals.
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Merlin Patisserie
Freshly baked breads and pastries are sold at the Merlin Patisserie.
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