Downtown beer bar

Close to the two Beer O’Clocks and less of a beer-samplers venue and more a genuine vibrant bar. It was slightly odd to see 3 UK-style hand-pumps with Oyster Stout (Marston’s) etc and the promised full selection of Belgian beers (on a printed card for each table) was a fiction - BUT the service is excellent and the establishment morphs from smarter to basic bar as one moved back. Bottle selection not as good as the Beer O’Clocks but has some good German & Belgian options. A good place for a beery evening in the old city.

I asked for Romanian beer and they did not have any, so I was ashed to the other side of the street into a bar named 1974 by same owner. There I had some Romanian beers, quite decent some of them. My rating is this the 1974 which is same as La 100 de Beri. Quite small, thus cosy, several beer drinkers knowing what it is about. No food. Had a good time. Not too large a selectin and the waiter was busy eating his meal, the oroma of which made me feel real hungry.

This pub is located in the old center of Bucharest (Lipscani area) which is recently renovated (almost finished as of april 2012). The selection of beers is quite varied (they do have 100 beers in the menu, mostly bottles). The food is limited to sausages and fries. The pub resembles a typical german or belgian pub. The music that played while me and my friends were there was some dubstep, Lostprophets, Biffy Clyro, My Chemical Romance, Disturbed etc.

only there for a quick sampler with a non-rater friend. decent bottles menu while draughts are basically uninteresting. very good value.

The offer is varied.The service is bad and you can eat only sausages with fries and brezel.

Bar on a muddy back road in old town Bucharest featuring amongst others lots of Bavarian beers. While there is Kapuziner weisse and Budvar on keg the main purpose of coming here is the bottle selection. A little minus for not having any of the interesting new Romanian beers. Plus for playing lots of Smashing Pumpkins & Pogues...