La Conac
A Romanian restaurant in a historic manor house, with a terrace and parking. Homemade bread, grilled ribs and various sour soups are well reviewed.
Located at 42 Negru Vodă Street, the restaurant has been converted from a historic manor house, combining the building's elegance with traditional Romanian cooking. It has a large terrace and parking, and often hosts weddings. Diners love the homemade bread and the ribs. Various sour soups (including tripe soup), mămăligă cornmeal porridge and mici grilled sausages are also mentioned. Reviews are generally positive, though some find the quality inconsistent. Prices are mid-range. It is a few minutes' walk from the Princely Court ruins and the Saint Nicholas Princely Church, so it is ideal after exploring the Old Town.
Opening hours
Daily 09:00–23:30
Nearby sights
- Curtea de Argeș Railway Station
- Princely Court & Princely Church of St. Nicholas
- Sân Nicoară Church Ruins
- Curtea de Argeș Monastery
- Corbii de Piatră Rock Monastery
- Valea lui Stan Canyon
- Cozia Monastery
- Horezu Monastery