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> 40-50$ per person in a restaurant is a flat out lie so I'm not gonna even bother with that. Unfortunately things here in Bucharest are pretty much getting th

> 40-50$ per person in a restaurant is a flat out lie so I'm not gonna even bother with that. Unfortunately things here in Bucharest are pretty much getting there, maybe not in the range of 40-50$ per person but most definitely in the 35-40$ range, and I'm talking a regular restaurant. Before the pandemic I'd say that that price was in the 20-25$ range. Though I can see how prices in cities like Belgrade, Sofia or Skopje might still be lower, as even Athens is now cheaper than Bucharest when it comes to eating out (I've experienced that myself recently), in which case enjoy it while it still lasts.

ebalit 3y ago
That's more expensive than Paris. Well it depends the type of restaurant of course. Would you have some examples in Bucharest?
- paganel 3y ago
  A mom-and-pop German restaurant near me [1] where for Bavarian Weisswurst, a cabbage salad, some "peasant potatoes" (I don't know the official name) and a non-filtered beer I paid about 30 euros when I went there about a month ago. Had I also ordered a soup, or a second bear, I could have easily gone into the 35-40 euros range. [1] I highly recommend it, it's the real deal when it comes to eating honest German food in Bucharest https://www.google.com/maps/place/Die+Deutsche+Kneipe/@44.4537571,26.0969914,105m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x40b1f8abf3a1d0af:0x729144587d46e107!8m2!3d44.4539826!4d26.0970127!16s%2Fg%2F1hc4dx8ky?entry=ttu https://www.google.com/maps/place/Die+Deutsche+Kneipe/@44.45...
  - tannhaeuser 3y ago
    > Had I also ordered [...] a second bear Hopefully they have doggy bags?
    - paganel 3y ago
      I'll leave it like that :) I had them in mind when I made the comment because I had just learned earlier that day that Japan had bears, that was a surprise to me. Plus, bears are cool, beer, too (if drunk responsibly).
  - OfSanguineFire 3y ago
    Cartofi taranesti would be in English, I suppose, simply ”roasted potatoes”. At least an image search for each term shows basically the same dish.

ebalit 3y ago

That's more expensive than Paris. Well it depends the type of restaurant of course. Would you have some examples in Bucharest?

paganel 3y ago
A mom-and-pop German restaurant near me [1] where for Bavarian Weisswurst, a cabbage salad, some "peasant potatoes" (I don't know the official name) and a non-filtered beer I paid about 30 euros when I went there about a month ago. Had I also ordered a soup, or a second bear, I could have easily gone into the 35-40 euros range. [1] I highly recommend it, it's the real deal when it comes to eating honest German food in Bucharest https://www.google.com/maps/place/Die+Deutsche+Kneipe/@44.4537571,26.0969914,105m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m6!3m5!1s0x40b1f8abf3a1d0af:0x729144587d46e107!8m2!3d44.4539826!4d26.0970127!16s%2Fg%2F1hc4dx8ky?entry=ttu https://www.google.com/maps/place/Die+Deutsche+Kneipe/@44.45...
- tannhaeuser 3y ago
  > Had I also ordered [...] a second bear Hopefully they have doggy bags?
  - paganel 3y ago
    I'll leave it like that :) I had them in mind when I made the comment because I had just learned earlier that day that Japan had bears, that was a surprise to me. Plus, bears are cool, beer, too (if drunk responsibly).
- OfSanguineFire 3y ago
  Cartofi taranesti would be in English, I suppose, simply ”roasted potatoes”. At least an image search for each term shows basically the same dish.