Home-style cooking doesn’t come much better than at Beca’s Kitchen (80 strada Mihai Eminescu, +40 744 344 700, becaskitchen.ro), a little family-run restaurant on an unassuming residential street, a short walk north of the city centre. Dishes – around half a dozen starters and a similar number of mains – are chalked up on a blackboard, which Beca herself will bring to the table and delight in explaining. There’s nothing particularly fussy or complicated about the food – for example, baked seabass with roasted veg and beetroot (£10), or rhubarb tart with vanilla sauce (£3) – it’s the simplicity, much like the place itself, that makes it a winner.

For a more intimate experience, Beca’s Kitchen is my go-to place. The food is excellent and the owner-chef always greets you with a hug. The Puțul lui Zamfir street in Dorobanți is another option for foodies to indulge, with plenty of restaurants.

Nestled in a small neighborhood close to Zexe is Beca’s Kitchen, a modern bistro serving up contemporary fare, giving visitors a break from the usual Romanian cuisine. The cozy atmosphere is accompanied by helpful staff, displaying the menu on a handwritten, mini chalkboard placed at the table. We started off with the hummus.

A descoperit-o soțul acum 7 ani când ne propusesem să facem turul Top 5 restaurante din București. Am mâncat atunci cele mai bune paste cu creveți ever – concret: Paste cu creveți, sos de vin și unt/lapte de cocos, roșii cherry, busuioc, usturoi, capere și rucolă. Atunci, la fel ca și acum, Beca îți servește o porție din rai.

This amazing place has a very welcoming atmosphere and is perfect to taste the best Romanian food and not only. The atmosphere of the place is amiable, the staff is prompt, and the service is impeccable, so you will feel in culinary heaven. Don’t wait any longer, go see for yourself!

Andreea Beca’s kitchen is a small, intimate place where you can taste scrumptious homemade food. She is the author of a culinary blog, through which she shares the idea of a healthy diet with specially adapted recipes that attract through taste, appearance and nutritional qualities.

Price: Offering a more budget-friendly dining experience, meals here are usually in the range of 50 to 150 RON per person. Taste: Beca’s Kitchen specializes in homemade-style dishes, with a focus on healthy and organic ingredients. The flavors are fresh, natural, and comforting.

Beca’s Kitchen is a cozy, fine-dining restaurant that focuses on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. It has an intimate setting and an incredible menu, perfect for special occasions. This is definitely a place to add to your Bucharest must see!

Beca’s Kitchen is a delightful, small, and quaint estaurant in Bucharest. It has a great and interesting menu that varies each day based on what food is fresh. There will always be carefully prepared poultry, fish, and vegetarian options.

A cozy, intimate spot known for its friendly atmosphere and focus on healthy, homemade dishes. Beca’s Kitchen is perfect for those looking for a light, nutritious meal that doesn’t compromise on flavor.

My friend Nathan and I split this giant whole seabass from Beca’s Kitchen and it was delicious!. Even if you aren’t a seafood person, I encourage you to try it in Bucharest.