The city is as diverse in population(ethnicity) as it is in cuisine. Eating possibilities vary from local Romanian cuisine to one of the many Italian places to Syrian, Greek or Chinese.
Lera's Food
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Simple, family-run place, serving traditional pleskavica. For those of you unfamiliar with it, it's a Serbian hamburger, popular in this region. Everything's fresh and home-made: a delicious soft bap, excellent grilled meat, kaimak, and pickles to go with it. You'll never find a better flavour in the city! Right downtown, don't miss it!!
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Cafeneaua Verde
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The location of this coffee shop is in one of Timisoara's less known squares (Libertatii, Liberty Square) but it is one of the best. They sport one of the most varied menus for Fresh drinks, a vegetarian's delight. But don't be fooled, their food is finger licking good as well.
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La Căpițe
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A nice garden to go out during summer. The atmosphere is relaxed; a combination between rustic and bohemian. Travelers can find traditional Romanian food here (mainly snacks) and drinks (mainly beers) and can relax in a hammock, on benches or even on haystacks :) The place often hosts concerts and other events. Situated close to the city center.
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Bruiaj
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It's a place that feels like home: good service, homemade drinks and mixtures, good music. Cozy and alternative atmosphere! It's popular among architecture students, the faculty being located nearby. If you're looking for a place to try cheap, but good and unique drinks with funny names, this is the spot!
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Cafe Mokum
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Specialty coffee meets art. A small, family run, cosy place with delicious coffee and cakes. Enjoy your coffee on the comfy couch or take it to go and explore beautiful downtown Timisoara :) well worth a short visit while you're in town.
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