Casa Fratelli Restaurant

Once the gathering place of Romania’s elite, Casa Fratelli carries the legacy of sophistication that first came to life within the historic Jockey Club. Built in 1881 by architect Filip Muntureanu for politician Dimitrie Giani, the residence at Strada Nicolae Golescu 9 stands as a landmark of Bucharest’s golden age, a house that has witnessed aristocratic soirées, royal visits and the birth of modern society.

For more than a century, its walls have reflected refinement in every form: from the salons of the Jockey Club, where gentlemen played bridge under crystal chandeliers, to its elegant rebirth today as a contemporary dining destination. Located next to the Romanian Athenaeum and the former Royal Palace, the building remains one of the city’s most distinguished architectural treasures, blending classical grace with quiet grandeur.

Today, Casa Fratelli continues that tradition in a new language, the language of taste, creativity and culture. Dining here is a dialogue between past and present, where Romanian cuisine finds its modern expression through craftsmanship, memory and imagination. Each dish pays homage to local heritage while embracing a cosmopolitan spirit, and each experience celebrates Bucharest’s timeless appetite for beauty, hospitality and joy.

Casa Fratelli is more than a restaurant. It is a living story of architecture, gastronomy and emotion, retold every day in the heart of the city.”