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Welcome To Crama Rina Restaurant Traditional Sinaia
Crama Rina Restaurant Traditional Sinaia, nestled in the heart of Romania, offers an authentic culinary experience with a cozy and culturally rich atmosphere. Located at Bulevardul Carol I, the restaurant boasts a menu filled with traditional dishes, from mouthwatering chicken liver to savory mămăligă and mittitei. Guests rave about the beautifully decorated space, which enhances the dining experience. The attentive staff and live local music on Fridays elevate the ambiance, making it a standout destination. With a selection of fresh salads and fine Romanian wines, every meal here becomes a delightful journey into Romania's culinary heritage.
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Crama Rina Restaurant Traditional Sinaia
If you're searching for a little slice of Romania in the stunning mountain town of Sinaia, look no further than Crama Rina Restaurant Traditional Sinaia. Nestled on Bulevardul Carol I, this charming eatery offers a delightful blend of traditional Romanian cuisine, warm hospitality, and an ambiance steeped in cultural richness. It’s a place that not only quenches hunger but does so with a generous serving of authenticity.
As you step inside, you’re immediately enveloped in a cozy yet stylish atmosphere—a perfect backdrop for enjoying the rustic tastes of local dishes. The décor is a charming nod to Romanian heritage, offering a photogenic experience that caters to both tourists and locals alike. Patrons have raved about the atmosphere, with many highlighting the live local music on Fridays that adds an extra layer of sincerity to your dining experience.
The menu at Crama Rina is a testament to the flavors of Romania. Standout dishes include the piept de pui la grătar, a grilled chicken breast that embodies simplicity and quality, and the trio de cârnați, a hearty trio of sausages that is sure to excite the taste buds. For a true taste of Romanian gastronomy, try the mittitei, local kebab-like meat, paired perfectly with mămăligă, the beloved polenta that holds a special place in every Romanian's heart. The culinary team at Crama Rina pays careful attention to every dish, ensuring that flavors are both familiar and tantalizing.
Customer feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with many highlighting the freshness and taste of the food. One satisfied visitor noted the delightful chicken liver as a remarkable highlight, while others praised the generous portions and quick service. However, it’s important to note that during peak times, you might experience a wait—but many agree that the food is worth it.
No meal here would be complete without indulging in a local dessert. The papanash, a fried doughnut-like delicacy, is often recommended as a sweet finish to your meal, encapsulating the essence of Romanian culinary tradition.
In summary, Crama Rina Restaurant Traditional Sinaia stands as a beacon of authentic Romanian cuisine, beckoning food lovers to experience its traditional dishes in an inviting setting. Whether you're enjoying a meal with friends or unwinding after a day of exploration, you’re bound to leave with your palate satisfied and your heart full.
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“ Atmosphere: 5 stars! It truly feels like you’re in Romania. The décor is stylish, photogenic, and culturally insightful. The food was spectacular—especially the chicken liver, which was a real highlight. The staff were very nice, and on Fridays they play local music, adding to the authentic experience. Our nomad group (@thebetterneighbors) had many great times here. ”
“ Nice place,very well decorated and nice ambient. The food was excellent, so tasty and well done. Very fast service ”
“ For such a touristy area I was expecting to only find tourist traps and overpriced food but this was honestly not bad. The inside is decked out in painfully traditional Romanian decor and objects but that can be fun for the tourists that are visiting. The food was reasonable and the staff was nice so not at all what I would have expected. ”
“ Fine traditional Romanian cuisine. Friendly service, very tasty dishes. We had the salad plate, chicken breast and mittitei a local kabab like meet with mamaliga the local polenta. For dessert the papanash. Recommended place ”
“ The food was delicious. It was a little too salty. perhaps this is how it should be. Very beautiful and cozy atmosphere. The only downside is that we waited a very long time for the bill, there were a lot of people during the day, the waiters couldn't handle it. ”
“ I’m giving this restaurant a 5-star review because the food was amazing. The service was fine—nothing special to mention there—but the traditional Romanian dishes truly stood out. Everything we tried was tasty, delicious, and varied. I highly recommend this place, especially for foreign visitors to Romania, as it offers an authentic culinary experience that’s worth trying. We visited twice: once for dinner and then the next day for a late brunch. At dinner, I highly recommend the carne la garniță—it was absolutely delicious! For brunch, we tried the papanasi and ciorbă. On a side note, I feel that the name of the restaurant, 'Crama,' might not be the most intuitive. Since 'cramă' means 'winery' in Romanian, it might not immediately suggest that this is a restaurant. That said, the location is excellent—right next to the Sinaia Hotel. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking to enjoy great Romanian food and a memorable dining experience. ”
“ We enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. The waiter was very friendly with us. Papanasi was one of the best I had :) Maybe the music was a bit too high inside, but you can eat outside as well. I recommend it! ”
“ very cool rustic tavern in sinaia! but i was expecting better food given all of the hype from other reviews. food was okay - i was not super impressed with the spreads and the liver but it was decent and the food came quickly. cool romanian decor - made me feel transported to olden mountain times ”