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Mediterranean cooking is the through-line here, served at table across a rooftop that opens at noon every day of the week and runs to midnight — long enough that lunch, sunset drinks and a late dinner all belong to the same room. The soundtrack stays in lounge and chill-house territory, low enough to talk over, which suits a crowd of socialites, young professionals and visitors from Western Europe and the Middle East who tend to settle in rather than move on. Private dining is available for groups who want the evening contained. Friday and Saturday are the nights it fills, and smart casual is enforced with more attention then; the $$$ band and the 25-45 skew set expectations accordingly. The Bulevardul Nicolae Bălcescu address puts it in walking distance of the city's central spine, a short way from the Palace of Parliament, and it trades year-round with a Time Out nod and a 4.3 average across some 3,000 reviews.